by bculot | Oct 11, 2019 | Curriculum News
The Math Leadership Team met for the first time this year with teacher representatives from K-12. The team is led by Instructional Math Coaches Shannon Bogart and Marissa Premus who began the day with an introductory activity to introduce new members to the team. We: Read More: Math Instructional Rounds Help Create K-12 Perspective
by bculot | Sep 27, 2019 | Curriculum News
Students in TZHS’s Project Lead The Way Engineering Program were treated to a presentation from a special guest, Ms. Christine Lee, a retired engineer with vast experience in different engineering fields in the corporate world, and current South Orangetown Board: Read More: Engineer and Board of Education Member, Ms. Christine Lee, Visits TZHS
by bculot | Sep 13, 2019 | Curriculum News
Sarah McMane, TZHS English Teacher, and Patti Eyer, TZHS Library Media Specialist, collaborated on teaching students to write poetry anthologies of ten poems by ten different authors that fit the students own definitions of “good poetry.” The object of: Read More: Creative Writing Class Visits Library To Research Poetry
by bculot | Sep 9, 2019 | Curriculum News
At our Administrative Council meeting, made up of central office administrators and school leaders, we participated in an Ice Breaker Activity to get to know each other on both a professional and personal level. This year, we welcomed several new administrators, Joe: Read More: Administrators and School Leaders Build Community and Problem Solve
by bculot | Jul 18, 2019 | Curriculum News
TZHS students who are learning to become more fluent in English attended a two-week program designed to enhance their skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking. The instructional program was designed to support student’s English language acquisition: Read More: TZHS Students Attend Summer English Immersion Program
by Mrs. Levine | Jul 12, 2019 | Curriculum News
The 4th Annual South Orangetown STEAM Camp was a huge success! More than 300 students in grades K-8 have been engaged in a wide world of science over the past two weeks. Kindergarten and first grade students became botanists by exploring different parts of plants and: Read More: STEAM Camp Was A BLAST!
