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Student-Athletes Promote Healthy Choices Through VAASA
Tappan Zee High School Varsity Athletes Against Substance Abuse (VAASA) members met with seventh- and eighth-grade health classes at South Orangetown Middle School, April 17-18, to discuss peer pressure, substance use and answer questions about the transition to high: Read More: Student-Athletes Promote Healthy Choices Through VAASA
read moreTZHS Competes in Differential Equations Modeling Contest
Six Tappan Zee High School juniors competed in the second Student Competition Using Differential Equations Modeling (SCUDEM) at Columbia University on April 17. Lawrence Choi, Kevin Huang, Estelle Lee, Palak Oza, Yena Shin and Logan Tabor competed against teams from: Read More: TZHS Competes in Differential Equations Modeling Contest
read moreSophomores Present Second Annual Wellness Exhibit
On April 17, Tappan Zee High School tenth-grade English students, under the guidance of Library Media Specialist Ms. Lois Parker-Hennion and English teacher Ms. Dana Stranges, shared research presentations and interactive exhibits they had produced on various facets: Read More: Sophomores Present Second Annual Wellness Exhibit
read moreDr. Pritchard’s Blog: FRC Grand-Reopening 2018
By now, many of us who have raised our families in the South Orangetown Central School District, are familiar with the term Family Resource Center (FRC), but there may not be a common understanding as to what the FRC is. The FRC, as it is currently configured, is: Read More: Dr. Pritchard’s Blog: FRC Grand-Reopening 2018
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