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STEAM Innovation Day returned to Hendrick Hudson High School for the second straight year. The event designed to introduce students, parents, and other members of the community to the district’s vibrant science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics curriculum.
Niamh Gormley entered Wednesday’s visit to Hendrick Hudson High School with some reservations, just as any eighth-grade student might. She wasn’t only nervous about visiting the music suite at her next school; she envisioned a quiet environment where younger and older students required time to grow comfortable with one another.
A new science lab, Room 9, which is located just below the building’s main level, opened its doors in March after years of planning and months of reconfiguration. It’s now a centerpiece in Hendrick Hudson’s award-winning Project Lead the Way program, which includes Dr. Jeanine Hall’s Biomedical Sciences courses.
During the month of March, students at Frank G. Lindsey Elementary School paired with students from another class as reading buddies.
Students at Hendrick Hudson's three elementary schools enjoyed the annual book fair, which is sponsored and organized by the Elementary PTA.
Hendrick Hudson students across the district were given a preview of this year's spring musical, "The Little Mermaid," when cast members visited each school and performed songs from the show.