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They may not be old enough to vote in tomorrow's election, but students at Montebello Elementary had the chance to cast their ballot for the human rights activist who has effected the most change on the world.
Ready...set...launch! Eighth graders in Mr. Walder's technology class put what they learned during their air and space unit into real world practice when they designed—and launched—their own rockets.
Suffern High School hosted their 46th annual Fitness Superstars Competition, where students who scored well on their Presidential Physical Fitness Test (the top 25 boys and 25 girls in each grade) are invited to compete against each other in the 40 yard dash, 600 yard run, standing broad jump, pull ups or arm hang and shuttle run.
The Mounties brought their Halloween spirit throughout the District. From Minions to Mad Hatters, peanut butter and jelly to poets, there were plenty of Best Costume contenders at our buildings.
Suffern High School’s Alumni Association believes deeply in strengthening and supporting the programs that make our district stand out. Last year, they gave Suffern’s music department a $25,000 grant and at last night’s Board of Education meeting, they did the same for SHS’s robotics team.
October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and the 16th is designated as Unity Day, an event created by Pacer's National Bullying Prevention Center. On Unity Day, students and staff are encouraged to wear orange and participate in activities that promote kindness and inclusion.
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