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Gowana Seniors return to Gowana to share their wisdom with 8th graders.
Gowana Seniors return to Gowana to share their wisdom with 8th graders.
Acadia’s Mentor Program took part in a Mini-Golf outing
Acadia’s Mentor Program took part in a Mini-Golf outing
Skano second grade classes (Mrs. Deguire and Mrs. O’Brien) put on the play “How Does Your Garden Grow?” The entire Skano community really enjoyed the show!
Skano second grade classes (Mrs. Deguire and Mrs. O’Brien) put on the play “How Does Your Garden Grow?” The entire Skano community really enjoyed the show!
Gowana Team 6-2 had a blast at the 2nd Annual Greek Olympics! Congratulations to Athens for winning the Gold!
Gowana Team 6-2 had a blast at the 2nd Annual Greek Olympics! Congratulations to Athens for winning the Gold!
3 Sophomores attended the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Foundation (HOBY) and represented Shen to over 100 schools in New York East.
3 Sophomores attended the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Foundation (HOBY) and represented Shen to over 100 schools in New York East. HOBY is a youth leadership program dedicated to teaching Sophomore HIgh schoolers how to become a better leader. The sophomores volunteered in service projects such as creating Hygiene Bags, Ready to make Soup bags, […]
Koda Team 6-1 students enjoying a Mythology Wax Museum.
Koda Team 6-1 students enjoying a Mythology Wax Museum.
Tesago Yearbook committee members show off their work! Thanks to Mrs. Schwab and Mrs. Lawrence for all their organization.
Tesago Yearbook committee members show off their work! Thanks to Mrs. Schwab and Mrs. Lawrence for all their organization.
Former Tesago alumnus and aspiring dentist, Michael Marincic, came to first grade to speak to the students about dental health.
Former Tesago alumnus and aspiring dentist, Michael Marincic, came to first grade to speak to the students about dental health.
Students from Mr. Hanley’s Ap Computer Science classes had a google meet with game development professor Bill Crosbie from Raritan Community College and Rutgers University. Bill shared his experiences from teaching game development for the last 18 years and students got to ask him questions about the field.
Students from Mr. Hanley’s Ap Computer Science classes had a google meet with game development professor Bill Crosbie from Raritan Community College and Rutgers University. Bill shared his experiences from teaching game development for the last 18 years and students got to ask him questions about the field.
