It was graduation day for Smart Babies & Smart Toddlers, and the families enjoyed a festive celebration at John Paulding School. Each child received a certificate, along with a book to read over the summer. The parents beamed as their child’s name was called by teacher, Rocio Minchalo, who has run the program for the […]
“Power Lunch” Career Series at SHHS
How can you “fail upwards?” What’s the most important quality to show when interviewing for a job? How can you discern a good entrepreneurial idea from a bad one? What is the biggest mistake students make before seeking an internship? These are some of the questions answered at yesterday’s Power Lunch Career Panel by Ben […]
Keeping It Real in the Neighborhood
Look what’s cooking in the Neighborhood! Today it’s baked chicken with rice and homemade chocolate chip cookies. Students from “Keeping It Real In the Neighborhood” are planning meals, shopping, cooking, and pitching in to help on Fridays at the “Dinner and a Movie” Drop-In Program located at a simulated apartment designed for students with disabilities […]
“Power Lunch” Career Series at SHHS
Science and technology were on the docket at this month’s Power Lunch Career Panel, and the Sleepy Hollow High School Library Media Center was packed with students who came to hear an esteemed panel of four speakers. Irene Morganstern, Ph.D and Senior Scientist at PsychoGenics Inc. specializes in disorders such as depression and schizophrenia. She […]
Nappies for Neighbors
10,000 Diapers were collected! thanks to generous friends who attended our first ever diaper drive at the home of Kids’ Club volunteer Shiloh Mackey. Did you know that the cost of diapers is not covered by food stamps? When Kids’ Club Board Member Anita Suchdeo learned this, she suggested we host a diaper drive, so […]
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