This past spring, Hen Hud introduced its first Unified Sports Team, a basketball team composed of students both with and without disabilities. Following the new team’s first season, Superintendent Joseph Hochreiter chatted with two team members, recent graduates Devan Burke and Joe Fareed, to learn how the program works and what it was like to be part of the inaugural team.
Work at the track and field facility keeps moving along! Click here to read about recent developments at the stadium complex.
Standard & Poor's (S&P) Financial Services LLC has confirmed its A+ Stable credit rating for the Hendrick Hudson School District. The rating was issued as part of the financial services company’s regular update on the district’s financial picture.
Students thrive in a school environment where they feel safe and comfortable. That simple assumption drove much of the activity during Leadership Week, the annual summertime event where more than 40 Hen Hud elementary teacher leaders and administrators examine research and trends impacting students and integrate them into their plans for the new school year.
Superintendent Joseph Hochreiter sat down with Hen Hud parent and local realtor Don Dwyer to once again review the current state of real estate in our area. Dwyer presented numbers for the county and local communities, and considered such factors as inventory, closings, days on market, and sales price.
Recent Hen Hud graduate Joe DiBitteto chatted with Superintendent Joseph Hochreiter to discuss some highlights and takeaways from his high school career before he heads off to Villanova University this fall.
Ten members of Hendrick Hudson High School’s Class of 2019 are moving on to play a sport in college, and the group gathered for a photo shortly before graduation. Good luck to all of our Sailors!
Hailey Kissner traveled to Boston last month for the fourth annual New England Research on Dyslexia Society or NERDY symposium. Hailey participated in a poster session, sharing her research with educators and researchers about the brain’s visual system among poor readers.
