Cole Harbison’s monthly report on school activities to the Henry Hudson Regional Board of Education highlighted scholastic, historic, innovative and artistic programs ongoing in each of the three schools in the district.
Harbison gathers his material and meets with advisors each month to provide comprehensive information for both the board and the public, working with advisors Dawn DeSanto and Miranda Sarylan .
Reporting at the board meeting recently, Harbison explained the food audit conducted by the Atlantic Highlands Student Council under the direction of Advisor Jen Plaia . Purposes of the audit was to examine how much food is wasted during breakfast and lunch. As a result of their findings, the Student Council will take the lead in educating students about food usage and promoting ways unused food items can support those in need. This effort will include an ongoing food drive, with unused items being donated to local food pantries.
The school also welcomed the Harlem Wizards for a return of their WizFit Challenge, a fundraiser that not only supports the elementary school but also features engaging assemblies and an exciting basketball game. The Challenge emphasizes healthy living and physical activity, encouraging students to stay active and have fun.
He school’s annual Halloween festivities include a Dance October 24 and the Halloween Parade October 31st at 2:15 p.m.
At the Highlands Elementary School, the Student Council made final preparations to celebrate the borough’s 125th anniversary, originally scheduled for this month, but a portion of it, in which the students were reciting and singing about the history of the borough, was postponed due to adverse weather. Students researched the history of the borough, and explored songs and poems written in honor of the town. Students will participate at the Twin Lights on the re-scheduled date Sunday, November 9.
Students are reading “Navesink” by Philip Freneau, a poem written in 1798 highlighting the hilly landscape and natural beauty of Highlands.
The Highlands school also observed the Week of Respect with a series of interactive and engaging lessons focusing on how students can show respect for: – Themselves – Their peers – Their school and the broader community. Students also created pink paper ribbons to support Breast Cancer Awareness with the ribbons featuring words of encouragement and positive affirmations written by students. Students expressed their thanks for the leadership of their counselors and advisors, notably Counselor. DiLorenzo, and HES Student Council Advisors, Mrs. McBain and Mrs. Harbstreet.
At Henry Hudson Regional School, the Drama Club is presenting Be More Chill for this year’s fall high school musical! The pay is the story of Jeremy Heere, an awkward teenager who gains access to a supercomputer that helps him learn how to be cool and popular at school, then shows how this technology comes with a high cost and grave consequences. Performances are November 21 and 22 and tickets are on sale C-U-R 8. com).
Exciting things are also happening in the Henry Hudson video department, Harbeson reported, noting the AV Club has officially taken over Morning Announcements including job planning, filming, and editing daily broadcasts for the entire Henry Hudson community. Under the direction of Mr. Boylan, students are learning the ins and outs of live production, storytelling, and teamwork, and bringing their creativity to every episode! – Last year, the advisor held auditions for on-camera talent, and the announcements team now includes a student representative from every grade. This fall, the crew will be expanding again with new auditions to bring a 7th-grade voice to the team. Persons interested in seeing the students’ work can tune in to the HHRS Digital Video channel on YouTube.
The Henry Hudson Pep Band performed at the Keyport Football games September 27 and October 4. Pep band seniors Danny Neno, Aurora O’Neill, Marishka Evelich, and Alex Belusko were recognized on the field for their commitment to the ensemble during their time at Henry Hudson.
Students also honored three school’s custodial staff in recognition of School Custodian Appreciation Day. Under the leadership of School President Nathan Boms, the celebration began with a spirited “clap-in” to welcome and thank custodians. Nathan then delivered a speech, followed by the presentation of cards and gifts for both the daytime and nighttime crews. A video was shown featuring Nathan’s interviews with staff and students, expressing gratitude for Celia, Juan, and the entire custodial team whose hard work makes such a difference every day!
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