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Hendrick Hudson Athletic Director Beau Morki proudly hosted the Class of 2026 Student-Athlete College Commitment Ceremon...
06/10/2026

Hendrick Hudson Athletic Director Beau Morki proudly hosted the Class of 2026 Student-Athlete College Commitment Ceremony on May 26, 2026, in the high school gymnasium. The special event celebrated graduating seniors who will continue their academic and athletic journeys at NCAA and NJCAA institutions.

Morki recognized each student-athlete, applauding their hard work, dedication, and achievements, and wishing them great success at the next level.

Surrounded by proud family members — many sporting gear from the students’ future colleges — the athletes marked the occasion with photos, including a celebratory group shot to capture the moment.

The following members of the Class of 2026 have committed to compete in college athletics:

⚓ Olivier Birotte, Track and Field - SUNY Cortland
⚓ Anthony Davis, Volleyball - Lees-McCray
⚓ Seth De Leon, Volleyball - Manhattanville
⚓ Victor Delgado, Cross-Country/Track and Field - Dartmouth College
⚓ Juan Espinoza, Soccer/Track and Field - Iona
⚓ Peyton Gilleo, Lacrosse - Albion
⚓ Jake Hentze, Baseball - Finger Lakes CC
⚓ Chloe Howard, Cross-Country/Track and Field - Ursinus
⚓ Emma Johannsen, Tennis/Softball - SUNY Farmingdale
⚓ Maddie Little, Field Hockey - Mercy
⚓ Ramy Lopez, Track and Field - SUNY Oneonta
⚓ Justin Parkes, Football - Alfred State
⚓ Yorgia Schattman, Soccer - Russell Sage
⚓ Elyse Smith, Basketball - Cheyney
⚓ Kate Stratton, Basketball - SUNY Cortland
⚓ Matthew Sullivan, Track and Field - SUNY Oneonta
⚓ Vincent Valdez, Track and Field - SUNY Oneonta

During a breakfast at the Holy Mountain Franciscan Retreat Center in Garrison on Friday, June 5, the Hudson Valley Gatew...
06/10/2026

During a breakfast at the Holy Mountain Franciscan Retreat Center in Garrison on Friday, June 5, the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber Foundation awarded 11 students with $1,500 scholarships. Congratulations to Hendrick Hudson High School seniors Brody Marcus and Jack Hiltsley for being selected!

These two impressive Sailors were celebrated alongside students from Lakeland, Peekskill, Putnam Valley, Croton-Harmon, Walter Panas, Kennedy Catholic, and Yorktown High Schools — during the organization’s annual Foundation Scholarship Breakfast. Hendrick Hudson Superintendent of Schools Michael A. Tromblee and Hendrick Hudson High School Principal Lisa Martino Alves were in attendance for the presentation.

During the event, the Gateway Chamber Foundation awards eight academic and three vocational scholarships to seniors from the eight total schools who plan to pursue advanced-level education after high school. The scholarship winners are chosen based on academic record; leadership; extracurricular activities in the student’s school and community; honors, awards and recognitions received; and work experience.

👏 Cheers to Brody and Jack for this prestigious recognition!

Furnace Woods Elementary School recently celebrated two standout second graders, Danielle and Emmett, with a well-earned...
06/09/2026

Furnace Woods Elementary School recently celebrated two standout second graders, Danielle and Emmett, with a well-earned pizza party in the school auditorium—courtesy of SkillStruck.

The pair, pictured with STEAM teacher Alexa Malave, were named winners in SkillStruck’s National Innovation Competition, earning national recognition for their creativity and problem-solving. As part of their prize, they’ll also connect with SkillStruck’s CEO, receive a swag bag and certificate, and be featured on SkillStruck’s platforms.

Congratulations to Danielle and Emmett on this incredible achievement.

⚓🎨🔆 As part of the school spirit celebrations last Friday at Hendrick Hudson High School, art students in Ms. Nash's cla...
06/09/2026

⚓🎨🔆 As part of the school spirit celebrations last Friday at Hendrick Hudson High School, art students in Ms. Nash's classes participated in a hands-on cyanotype printing activity. Using a historic photographic process that creates blue-and-white images with sunlight, students produced a collaborative banner with the words "Hen Hud Sailors" representing our school community during the Spring Pep Rally.

The students learned how cyanotypes work, from arranging stencils to exposing their work in the sun and developing final prints with water. During the pep rally, the project was opened to the entire school, allowing students and staff to stop by, learn about the process, and create their own cyanotype prints.

"The activity combined creativity, science, and school spirit while giving students a unique opportunity to explore an alternative photographic technique and celebrate what it means to be a Hen Hud Sailor," Ms. Nash said.

⚓🐾 Members of the Blue Mountain Middle School chapter of the National Junior Honor Society organized a successful Paws a...
06/06/2026

⚓🐾 Members of the Blue Mountain Middle School chapter of the National Junior Honor Society organized a successful Paws and Claws Drive to support the SPCA of Westchester. Students collected much-needed pet supplies at school for animals in the SPCA’s care. They also volunteered outside of Pet Supplies Plus, a local pet store, where they encouraged community members to donate supplies and contribute to the cause.

The drive culminated in a visit to the SPCA, where students received a tour of the facility and learned about the organization’s mission and the services it provides for animals in need. Eighth grader London Kubichko was inspired to turn her love for animals into service.

"Going to the SPCA meant so much to me because I have always loved animals and have a soft spot for them," London said. "I loved getting to meet them and help drop off supplies.”

Students also had the opportunity to hear firsthand how their donations will directly benefit the animals and support the SPCA’s ongoing work, making the experience both educational and rewarding.

"This visit connected to our community service project because we got to understand where the animals we visited came from and how we as the future generation can help them," Ianna Jimenez said.

Hendrick Hudson High School students finished their week with a Spring Pep Rally, beginning on the turf and track. One h...
06/05/2026

Hendrick Hudson High School students finished their week with a Spring Pep Rally, beginning on the turf and track. One highlight was an inflatable race among staff members as students cheered them on. The students then moved to the upper field and enjoyed games and snacks—including hot dogs, fries and shaved ice!

Today marked Buchanan-Verplanck Elementary School's turn for Field Day, a water-soaked day of fun and laughs for our stu...
06/05/2026

Today marked Buchanan-Verplanck Elementary School's turn for Field Day, a water-soaked day of fun and laughs for our students. Thank you to physical education teachers John Glashoff and Joe Bruno and the rest of the B-V staff for organizing this annual tradition — and a special congratulations to Mr. Glashoff on his last Field Day before retirement!

⚓🎳 Fifth graders at Frank G. Lindsey Elementary School had a fantastic time this week during their bowling trip to Hudso...
06/05/2026

⚓🎳 Fifth graders at Frank G. Lindsey Elementary School had a fantastic time this week during their bowling trip to Hudson Lanes & Games. From strikes to spares and laughs in between, it was a memorable outing for all.

A special thank you to the Fifth Grade Committee for generously funding this trip and helping create such a fun experience for our students.

⚓🔦 Hendrick Hudson High School is proud to spotlight two outstanding student-athletes who are stepping up as leaders bot...
06/04/2026

⚓🔦 Hendrick Hudson High School is proud to spotlight two outstanding student-athletes who are stepping up as leaders both on and off the field!

Juniors Addison Peskie and Carleigh Ortiz recently represented Hen Hud and Section I Athletics at regional leadership conferences, gaining valuable insights on teamwork, communication, and personal growth. From advocating for inclusivity to learning how to navigate challenging conversations, both students are bringing these lessons back to strengthen their teams and school community.

Their experiences are already sparking ideas for new initiatives and programs that will continue to build a positive, supportive environment at Hen Hud.

Read more about their inspiring leadership journeys: https://www.henhudschools.org/post-details/~board/hendrick-hudson-school-district-news/post/hendrick-hudson-student-athletes-build-leadership-skills-at-regional-conferences

⚓ Get ready, Sailors: Hen Hud's Sportsfest returns on Saturday, June 13! ⚓The fifth-annual event will once again connect...
06/04/2026

⚓ Get ready, Sailors: Hen Hud's Sportsfest returns on Saturday, June 13! ⚓

The fifth-annual event will once again connect our high school coaches and athletes with young Sailors for a day of fun and learning. Sportfest is highlighted by free clinics run by Hen Hud teams for all Hendrick Hudson students in Kindergarten through Sixth Grade.

Please see the attached documents for more information, including how to register to participate! 🏀🏈⚽⚾🥎🥍🏑

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