Students and their families had fun adopting and stuffing a plush friend and reading during the annual Build-a-Book Buddy event at Carl L. Dixson Primary School.
Grady Executive Council President Isaiah Travier, and council members Vice President Angel Hidalgo, Treasurer Eviana Palines and Secretary Lilly Loriega, made their inaugural report to the Board of Education during the board’s monthly meeting.
A panel of alumni from Alexander Hamilton High School recently gathered at their alma mater to discuss college-related topics to help current high school students as they start the process of transitioning to college.
The GREEN Club, or Getting Raiders to Establish Ecological Networks, has been hard at work digging into an important project. The club is in the process of installing a sustainable garden at Alexander Hamilton High School.
The Dixson holiday show allowed each grade level to perform two numbers, each with a holiday theme. Some of the selections included “Kwanzaa,” “Holidays are Here,” “I Have a Little Dreidel” and the classic “Jingle Bells.”
Students and staff at Alexander Hamilton High School took a break from their regular classes to engage in what has become an annual tradition: Community Service Day.
Students in the Princeton Model Congress Club at Alexander Hamilton High School had an opportunity to walk right through history while on their trip to Washington D.C.
School administrators, parents and some young students gathered in the Alexander Hamilton High School library for the first Family Engagement Night to discuss the evening’s theme of communication. The next Family Engagement Night is scheduled for January 23, 2020 at 6:30 p.m. in the AHHS Library.
The morning drop-off at the start of school can be hectic at Carl L. Dixson Primary School. Families bustle into the building to get students to their classes on time. On one recent morning the routine was even more frantic than usual due to some important business. The day was declared Election Day at the school as students and their parents were voting on which game to play at the upcoming Wacky Game Day in January.
It may be a message students have heard before, but it is important enough to hear it again — the internet is amazing but can be dangerous. However, there are ways for students to keep themselves, and their friends safe. Alexa Benincasa, a representative from the New York State Missing Persons Clearinghouse at the Division of Criminal Justice Services in Albany, visited Alexander Hamilton High School to share important information on how students can do just that.
