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Steger Earns NCWIT National Award Honorable Mention
Tappan Zee High School sophomore Olivia Steger has been selected by the National Center for Women & Information Technology as an Aspirations in Computing 2019 National Award Honorable Mention! Of the more than 4,300 applicants for this award, 360 students earned a: Read More: Steger Earns NCWIT National Award Honorable Mention
WOS Bus Safety Week Ends With Driver Appreciation
In a coordinated effort with the district’s transportation department, William O. Schaefer Elementary School celebrated Bus Safety Week this week. “This is our first annual Bus Safety Week,” reported Principal Sheila Beglin. “It was a great opportunity to: Read More: WOS Bus Safety Week Ends With Driver Appreciation
What Sophomore Parents Should Know
Sophomore year is a special year, say Tappan Zee High School school counselors. With the transition adjustments of freshman year behind them and the college search process a year into the future, tenth-graders have the opportunity to focus on academic success and: Read More: What Sophomore Parents Should Know
At SOMS, Helping Students Navigate Social Changes
On January 8, the South Orangetown Middle School PTA hosted Interim Principal Dr. Chad Corey, Interim Assistant Principal Joe Onativia and School Counselor Patricia Iannucci for a presentation on managing social issues at the middle school level. Mr. Onativia and Mrs.: Read More: At SOMS, Helping Students Navigate Social Changes
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