It’s hard to know as a high school student exactly what working in a career field of interest will really look like. Eleventh graders at S.S. Seward Institute are taking advantage of career shadow days to give them an insider’s perspective. This opportunity comes after career exploration and inventorying students do in 10th grade. “In …
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Anna Andrade Anna Andrade has really developed as an artist over her middle school career. She was a guest artist last year at Golden Hill and is a great role model for the younger students. Andrade has a great eye for detail and isn’t afraid to challenge herself with new and more complex ideas and concepts. …
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James Walsh James Walsh is the team leader. He trains hard and is an excellent example of a “no excuses” athlete. Walsh, a senior, is always setting a good example for his younger teammates on the cross country team. Taylor Vogt Taylor Vogt, a senior, is on the cross country team as well as the …
Princesses, angels, superheroes and villains filled the halls at Golden Hill Oct. 31, ready to parade through the gym to the cheers of friends and family and spooky tunes playing over the loudspeaker. Fourth graders Carsen Langlitz and Ava Luciano dressed up as “Preppy Lorax” and “Preppy Angel.” “I enjoyed seeing all of the parents …
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The entranceway to Golden Hill was filled with pumpkins this October, thanks to the PTA pumpkin patch event. All students explored the patch and selected a pumpkin to bring home, donated by Daegle Farms and S&SO Produce. But for second graders, the fun didn’t stop there! With the remaining pumpkins, students completed a unique cross-curricular …
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“Welcome to Deci-mole!” exclaimed Michele McPhillips as her fifth grade math students entered the classroom, which was redesigned as a restaurant for a hands-on math activity. The students eagerly chose their seats and waited to learn what surprise was in store for them. At Deci-mole, students had many local restaurant menus to choose from. Given …
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Dear Florida UFSD Community, Following the successful implementation of ParentSquare for our staff and students, we are excited to announce that we are now expanding access to the platform for the district’s community members. Florida UFSD has established a Community Group dedicated to sharing important information and updates relevant to the school community. We invite …
Dear Families, It has come to our attention, via the New York State Education Department (NYSED), that some parents and guardians of students who have recently taken the SAT or PSAT exams are being targeted by scam calls. These callers request personal information, including credit card details, under the false pretense of mailing test results. …
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“Firefighters are brave, heroic people,” said Golden Hill Elementary fifth grader Patrick Verblaauw. After learning about fire prevention from firefighter Thomas Andryshak Jr., the fifth grader was impressed by the firefighters’ training, heavy gear and how they never fail to help people in the Florida community. “He showed us pictures of really bad fires and …
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