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Two SHHS Seniors Receive Full Scholarships to Top-Rated Colleges
Sleepy Hollow High School seniors Daniel Jachero and Juan Rojas have earned full, four-year scholarships to college beginning next fall. The students received these as part of the QuestBridge National College Match, a scholarship program that connects high-achieving high school seniors with scholarships to 48 of the nation's best colleges and universities.
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2022 at a Glance: SHHS Food Pantry
The Sleepy Hollow High School (SHHS) Pantry has had a remarkable impact on the community since its inception. From humble beginnings, the pantry has grown to distribute food to 4,768 people in 2022, providing meals for almost 1,200 TUFSD families.
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8th Grade Peer Leadership Visits Caramoor To Celebrate Lunar New Year
The 8th Grade Peer Leadership group took a trip to the Caramoor Center for the Arts in Katonah where they engaged with Asian culture through music and by viewing and discussing Asian artworks in the Rosen House Museum all in celebration of Lunar New Year.
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SHMS Students Called to Action in Recognition of the National Day of Service
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the National Day of Service, SHMS students attended a school-wide assembly and presentation by Jay Sampiao, founder of a non-profit organization called People Helping People NY. Mr. Sampaio, spoke about his organization, which provides support for people in need, and encouraged the students to spread kindness and donate their time and energy to help others.
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Superintendent's Update: January 20, 2023
Superintendent Chris Borsari shares his weekly update, complete with important reminders and information for families. Click here to read this week's update.
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Sleepy Hollow Middle School Students Prepare for Peter Pan Performance
Sleepy Hollow Middle School students are embarking on an adventure to Neverland. Using their "lovely wonderful thoughts" and a bit of fairy dust, the production of Peter Pan, featuring 46 students in the cast and crew, flies onto stage on Friday, January 20 at 7pm with a second performance on Saturday the 21st at 11:30am.
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Morse 1st Graders Create Self Portraits Inspired by Artist Frida Kahlo
Legendary artist Frida Kahlo once said of her many self-portraits, “I paint self-portraits because I am the person I know best.” It is a difficult task to be both the subject and creator of artwork, but Ms. Jeanette Dietz’ first grade students are enthusiastically approaching the process in their own journey of self discovery by creating self-portraits inspired by Frida Kahlo.
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Middle School Students Perform "Peter Pan Jr."
Don't miss this week's performance of Peter Pan Jr, as performed by our Middle School students!
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WI Students Recess with Robotics
Washington Irving students are learning about building and creating robotics during recess with Technology Teacher Assistant Meghan Hak. The first-year program garnered a big response with more than 140 students across the 3 grades signing up.
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6th Graders Create Collages Around Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's Principles
Our 6th graders have been creating collages for the 2023 New York State Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Student Exhibition as part of Ms. Harrison’s Art class. The students worked hard to illustrate a quote that reflected Dr. King's Six Principles and Steps of Nonviolence. Using photo fragments, paint, colored pencils, paper, and other items, the students created narrative interpretations of the great Civil Rights leader’s quotes.
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SHMS Students Get a Lesson in the Transformative Power of Music and Resilience of the Human Spirit
The Pleasantville-based Jacob Burns Film Center was filled with music, inspiration and hope for 7th grade students as they viewed and discussed Landfill Harmonica, a documentary about a Paraguayan teen orchestra. The film screening is part of the effort by the seventh grade English teacher’s team to create a mini “Global Citizen” English unit to help the students look and think about the world differently.
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Superintendent's Update: January 13, 2023
Superintendent Chris Borsari shares his weekly update, complete with important reminders and information for families. Click here to read this week's update.
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SHHS Senior Sophie Taylor Wins Westchester County Youth Service Award
“Exhibiting a commitment to improving society through leadership and volunteerism” is the criteria for the Westchester Country Youth Board’s Service Award, a description that encapsulates SHHS Senior Sophie Taylor’s dedication to service as a winner of the 2022 Award.
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Superintendent's Update: January 6, 2023
Superintendent Chris Borsari shares his weekly update, complete with important reminders and information for families. Click here to read this week's update.
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SHHS Alumni Get Real About Their College Experiences
The essays are written, the applications submitted, and decisions rolling in. Now SHHS seniors are wondering - what happens next year? Heading off to college can be daunting, but Horseman seniors got a primer on what college is really like from none other than those who recently walked the same halls at SHHS. Earlier this week, a panel of seven recent SHHS grads shared a wide-range of information, touching on everything from food and roommates, to grades and majors.
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JSHS Practice Night at SHHS
Our senior science research students are practicing for the Junior Science and Humanities Symposium (JSHS) competition. Students are required to present their research as a 12-minute GoogleSlides or PowerPoint presentation. In order to give our seniors a chance to practice, we will be hosting JSHS Practice Night at SHHS on TUESDAY, Jan 10 at 7:00pm.
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Holiday Message from Superintendent Chris Borsari
Please see our holiday message from Superintendent Chris Borsari.
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Holiday Door Decorating Contest at Sleepy Hollow Middle School
The annual holiday door decorating contest at Sleepy Hollow Middle School is always a highlight of the holiday season for students, teachers, and staff alike. The student council took charge of organizing the event again, and they did an excellent job of getting the whole school involved.
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WI Social Worker Jacqueline Sanchez-Young Recognized with Prestigious Award
Washington Irving’s Jacqueline Sanchez-Young was recognized as the 2022 Ruth Schwartz School Social Worker of the year, receiving state-wide recognition for her dedication to helping our children and families.
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Art in the Early Grades: Kandinsky and Miro Masterpieces by Morse Students
First grade artists in Mrs. Dietz's art class have been busy learning about primary and secondary colors and practicing color mixing. Second grade artists studied the work of Spanish artist Joan Miro, exploring different shapes and lines, as well as the concept of abstract art.
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SHHS Basketball and Cheer Take to the Court at the Barclays Center December 22nd!
The Boys Varsity basketball Horsemen and the Cheer squad are taking a road trip to the Barclays Center where they will take on the Rye Garnets on December 22nd at 7:30 PM. The teams will face off in the heart of Brooklyn in an exciting re-match of their 2020 game on the home court of the Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty.
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Kindergarten Students Welcome Guests to Starbooks Cafe, Sharing Picture Books That They Wrote and Illustrated
Tarrytown has long been a destination for its independent coffee shops. This week, the hottest shop in town was the Starbooks Cafe at John Paulding School, where kindergarten students created a welcoming space with beverages and treats followed by readings of their own books.
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SHHS Student Athletes Win Big!
SHHS Varsity teams all qualified as NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete Teams recognition for 2022 fall season. These teams include varsity cheerleading, varsity boys and girls cross country, varsity field hockey, varsity boys and girls soccer, varsity girls volleyball, and varsity girls tennis.
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Superintendent's Update: December 16, 2022
Superintendent Chris Borsari shares his weekly update, complete with important reminders and information for families. Click here to read this week's update.
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Second Graders Learn About Tenacity and Resilience During Visit to Katonah Art Museum
This week, Morse second graders had the opportunity to experience the transformational power of art during a class-wide trip to the Katonah Art Museum. The students learned about Illustrator Jerry Pinkney, viewed his watercolors and sketches, and then had the opportunity to take the paintbrush into their own hands to create watercolors inspired by his work.
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