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Hen Hud families can access free counseling and support services related to the COVID-19 crisis, through NY Project Hope. NY Project Hope is an emotional support line and crisis counseling service aimed at helping New Yorkers recover from the challenging effects of COVID-19. Click here for more information and links.
New York State Department of Health has updated its guidance to school districts with regard to in-person instruction. Click here to read some of the key changes.
Dear Hendrick Hudson Community: At the April 7 Board of Education meeting, in addition to adopting the 2021-22 budget, the Board voted in favor of moving forward with the reorganization of our elementary schools in the 2022-2023 school year. The reorganization will involve “grade banding,” meaning students in the same grade will attend school in the same building. This is a version of what is commonly called the Princeton Plan.
The Hendrick Hudson School District Safety Plan is available for public comment. The plan was recently revised to incorporate new mandates from New York State.
The New York State Department of Health has just updated its guidance regarding domestic travelers returning to New York State. The new language eliminates the requirement to quarantine upon re-entering New York State, beginning on April 1, 2021. Click here for more details.
Furnace Woods kindergarteners learned about the three Rs -- Reduce, Reuse, Recycle -- during a virtual presentation on recycling, offered by the Center for Environmental Education at Putnam | Northern Westchester BOCES. Students were provided a glimpse into how they can help reduce the amount of trash in landfills by taking a few simple steps.
On Tuesday, March 9, 2021, Hendrick Hudson senior basketball player Nick Hiltsley scored his 1,000th point, becoming only the eighth player to do so in the school’s history, among both boys and girls. The 1,000th point occurred during a victory over Croton-Harmon in the annual Gazette Cup Game.
Seniors Sarah Mandelkow and Kerann Belvu, both Sports Medicine students at the Tech Center at Putnam | Northern Westchester, were awarded first place in the recent SkillsUSA regional competition, in the Open Job Skills Demonstration category. The students impressed the judges with their superior hands-on skills.
