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Be polite. Pay attention. Don’t be a bully. These are some of the rules students in Nupur Pal-Kolisz's remote second grade class created as part of their very own class constitution.
The Hendrick Hudson School District is pleased to announce that when students return to in-person learning on September 29, all children under the age of 19 will be eligible for free breakfast and lunch, regardless of household income. This is a temporary program funded by the US Department of Agriculture.
Click here to read a letter from Superintendent Joseph Hochreiter regarding a recent article regarding the Hendrick Hudson School District that appeared in a local publication.
Families pulling up to Frank G. Lindsey this month will notice some very interesting additions to the parking area in front of the building. Six 30-foot structures, adorned with school district logos on banners and topped with spinning turbines, look a bit like kinetic sculptures, but are actually wind and solar-powered streetlights.
As we head into the weekend following the first few days of school, the District would like everyone to keep in mind the safety practices that are helping keep us healthy and able to move toward hybrid and in-person learning in a few weeks. Wearing masks, keeping socially distanced, not gathering in large groups and maintaining good hand hygiene are the keys to our success.
As the Hendrick Hudson School District welcomes students to the first day of the 2020-21 school year, we know that students and parents will have questions related to technology. The District’s Instructional Technology team has been working to ensure that all students have access to the tools and resources they need to succeed and is prepared to provide support.
Click here for Q/A on topics related to school facilities/ventilation.
The Back to School issue of The Lanyard e-newsletter is now available. Click here to access the issue.
