Kindergarten registration for all Cold Spring Harbor Central School District residents will take place February 4 - 8, 2019. Click the link above for more information.
It’s a Promethean Learning World! Some SmartBoards have been replaced with touch screen interactive “Promethean” Boards this year. Last year a pilot program began to test various boards, and slowly the classrooms are being introduced to these interactive touchscreen boards that no longer cast shadows or use a projector, and they have 180-degree visibility no matter where students sit.
Thank you to the student, Mathew Wright, who coordinated a Thanksgiving food drive to benefit the Helping Hand Rescue Mission. Every year the Mission provides meals to over 450 Huntington families. They make Thanksgiving baskets complete with an entire Thanksgiving meal!
The Cold Spring Harbor Educational Foundation is proud to announce they will be sponsoring the High School Robotics Club for the 2018-2019 school year. The Foundation’s $20,800 donation will be used to purchase new equipment that will be necessary for the success of the club.
STAR Wildlife Foundation came to speak to the Jr./Sr. High Animal Rescue Club (ARC) about wildlife on Long Island and how to help protect and support these animals.
Recognizing good character in students is something to be celebrated. Principal, Dr. Jim Bolen, shared, “I absolutely love this award ceremony which focuses on core values. This is the best thing I get to do as principal, to recognize students going above and beyond, all of whom underestimate the influences and impact they have on others. I couldn’t be prouder.”
Congratulations to the following student-athletes who signed their 2018 National Letters of Intent (NLI) in November, which is a binding agreement between the student and the college.
Each year local Veterans visit the Jr./Sr. High School and speak with the 7th, 8th and 11th grades about their experiences. Thank you to all of our Veterans for their tremendous sacrifice and service, and for volunteering your time each year to share your stories with our students.
Jr./Sr. High School: Members of the newly formed Medical Professional Club met with the Huntington Community First Aid Squad to learn about the equipment and the process of a first responder, including interactive demonstrations of the Advanced Life Support (Paramedic) vehicle, and opportunities for career and volunteer positions of a First-Aider, EMT, and Paramedic.
