S.S. Seward Institute is proud to announce Derrick You as the Class of 2024 valedictorian and Ryan Lempka as the salutatorian. After years of hard work, the students will each give a speech to their classmates and families at the graduation ceremony on June 29. Derrick You, Valedictorian You is a dedicated student inside and …
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This past Saturday, the 6th annual John R. Guerra Golf Outing was held at the High Point Golf Club in Montague, NJ. The outing honors the memory of John Guerra, a class of 2019 student who passed away in July of 2018. 84 golfers participated in the outing, which Guerra’s friends, Grant Gravelle and Christian …
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The April 2024 issue of the Spartan Times is now available! Headlines from this edition include: Spartan Theatre Players Shine in Seward’s Production: You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown The Golden Hill Science Symposium of 2024 The Members of Chorus Take An Exciting Trip to The City and See And Juliet Village of Florida Creates …
There are a lot of good eggs in Golden Hill Elementary’s kindergarten classrooms. The eggs the students have been watching with much anticipation have hatched! This hands-on learning experience teaches students about the life cycle of a chick. Each day, students turned a page in their chick booklet to see the development of the chick …
S.S. Seward students and faculty celebrated Decision Day on May 1, recognizing the exciting future plans of the 47 graduating seniors of the class of 2024. “We invite all seniors to wear apparel representing their decision for the future on this day, whether they be entering college, the armed services or the workforce,” shared senior …
Come to S.S. Seward Institute on May 14 at 7 p.m. for a presentation on the 2024-25 budget and candidate forum hosted by the PTSA. Do you have questions you would like the candidates for the Board of Education to answer? Submit question suggestions through the Google form. Not all questions will be answered. Find …
According to sixth grade student Jameson Sauka, when trying to figure out next steps, it is important to dig deep and find your “why.” He used this philosophy when creating an original poem for the Orange County Stop Hate Challenge. This year’s topic was “Becoming an Upstander; Building Bridges For Humanity,” and students were invited …
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