Talking HF Tigers 4/6

The week was full of adapting to challenges, and we came together as a community to provide our students as close to a normal routine as possible. This near normalcy in the face of what were deemed to be “false threats” would not have been possible without the swift action of our law enforcement partners: Hudson Falls PD, Washington County Sheriff’s Office, and New York State Police. We thank them for their service to our unwavering commitment to a safe environment for all students, parents, faculty, and staff.

Welcome Aboard!  

Although he technically started last Thursday, we were happy to have our new School Resource Officer Shawn Lovelace on board this week. His presence will be felt in all of our buildings as his appointment comes in partnership with the Washington County Sheriff’s Office. Check out his profile on our website and put a face to the name.

Last Call For Parent Input

As we continue to gather information from our stakeholders, we are making a final call for our parents to complete the survey that they received in their emails. Input will be used to help develop our multi-year strategic plan.

  • It will only take 10 minutes to complete;
  • It will gather your thoughts related to the school experience we provide your student;

We thank those that have already completed the survey, and remind you that this is an excellent chance to make your voice heard.

Students Go Solo Before a Packed House at The Strand

It was a wonderful evening, March 30 at The Strand Theater. The Hudson Falls music department proudly featured select grade 7-12 students, who each performed a solo, as well as ensemble numbers. The students performed to a packed house. Congratulations to all the performers, and everyone involved. I encourage you to check out this snapshot of the performance.

Give Me a Break

Spring break has arrived and I am sure it is a welcomed chance to vacation, rest, and recharge for the final stretch of the school year. While many people will take this opportunity for a vacation for those that will remain locally we want to highlight opportunities in our very own backyard.

Washington County tourism is a great place to check for local adventure.

  • Easter Egg hunts
  • Maple Syrup houses 
  • Museums 
  • Nature Trails and Exploration
  • Famous Fiber Tours

Also the Hudson Falls Public Library is hosting several spring break activities in addition to their regularly scheduled events. For more information visit the calendar of events.

School, District & Community Calendar 

Through Saturday, April 15: 2023 Wall of Distinction applications accepted. Do you know of someone that would be of inspiration and embodies these qualities?  Please consider nominating them (application) for the November 2023 ceremony.  

Friday, April 7: Good Friday. No class in session.

April 10-14: Spring Break.

April 17: Classes resume – welcome back!

Tuesday, April 18: Regional Schools Job Fair. 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. in the WSWHE Ballard Road Conference Center. Want to work in education, but don’t know where to start? Come to the fair and learn about the many career options available at HFCSD, from teachers and bus drivers to school nurses and maintenance staff. Registration is encouraged. Learn more.

 

Stay safe Tigers!

 

Dan Ward, Superintendent