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Chester, a reading therapy dog from PAWS for People, regularly visits with students at Evergreen Avenue School. Therapy dogs help students improve their reading and co...
It was an egg-citing time at the annual kindergarten Easter egg hunt at the Junior-Senior High School!
Photos from the first annual White & Gold spirit events. On Friday evening, March 23, both teams competed for the championship, with the White team victorious.
West End Memorial Principal Vince Myers kept a promise to his students. He told them that if they read 10,000 books, he would kiss a pig! And so he did, on live TV, and so did S...
The Easter Bunny hopped through our elementary schools bringing small treats to our young students. Thanks to WHS Student Council members for helping!
Students at Walnut Street School got treated to another lesson about healthy foods thanks to Nurse Lori. After serving breakfast (eggs, wheat toast, etc.) and vegetable soup on ...
Ms. Davidson’s 5th grade class at Walnut Street School presented their Black History Wax Museum to students and family members. What a wonderful presentation of facts on k...
The cast and crew of “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” visited the elementary schools to give students a sneak peek of their awesome musical.
Seven Junior-Senior High School classroom doors are decorated for Women's History Month to pay tribute to women from various fields and walks of life who made important cont...
Students in Mrs. Dare’s Business and Personal Law classes participated in mock trials. With the help of real-life lawyer, Benjamin Morgan, who served as judge, the student...
Family Reading Night at Evergreen Avenue
For Read Across America, Superintendent Lynn DiPietropolo, as well as other special guests including Police Chief Thomas Ryan, Captain Kelli Marro, Principal Jeff Adams, Distric...
Looks like a fun time at West End’s Family Night!
Awesome job to the Walnut Street students who reached their 25 book goal: 2nd & 3rd grade: Semaj Sheppard, Nathan Mcllvaine, Branden White, Aiden Feaster, Mu’adh Ch...
Bright Star Theater brought their Black History Hall of Fame assembly to Evergreen Avenue students
What a great turnout at Evergreen Avenue’s February Fathers Breakfast! Thanks to all who participated to make it a success.
Preschool University was a great success at West End Memorial last week. Thank you to all who came out to this evening program to learn tips on how to make reading a special fam...
Such inspiring and interesting stories were shared during the annual ‘Sitting at the Feet of Our Elders’ program for Black History Month at the Junior-Senior High Sc...
As a reward for meeting a reading challenge goal, Evergreen students were granted the opportunity to watch a movie in each classroom as a reward. Students in September were chal...
In January, the West End PTA held a Box Tops for Education contest among classrooms. The classroom that collected the most Box Tops by January 31 would win a pizza party with pi...
Queen Nur, a dynamic African-American storyteller, visited Evergreen Avenue School for Black History Month sharing interesting folktales and songs. Thank you to Zeta Phi Beta So...
Walnut Street held their second Accelerated Reading (AR) Challenge Day in February. The students reached their goal by passing 554 AR tests! Amazing work!
For ‘Random Acts of Kindness Week,’ Walnut Street students in all grades made Valentine’s Day cards for residents at the Brightview Woodbury Lake retirement co...
The high school Interact Club hosted their annual ‘Cupcake Wars’ in February to raise money for their yearly senior citizen prom. Thanks to all the bakers and the bu...
Walnut Street had a ‘souper’ day recently. To teach about the health benefits of soup, Nurse Lori made Super Bowl Soup for all to try. Students in grades 3-5 even he...