Please note the dismissal times for tomorrow's half-day for K-6 students: Village: Students dismiss at 11am, buses depart at 11:10 a.m. Northwood: Students dismiss at 11am, buses depart at 11:10 a.m. QUEST: Students dismiss at 11:35am, buses depart at 11:40 a.m.
Lots of energy, lots of laughs, and lots of dancing. What a great way for Northwood to start the day with a visit from Mayukwe and Friends. Check out the pictures here: https://hiltonschools.smugmug.com/2024-2025/Northwood/Mayukwe-and-Friends
What a great weekend at the Empire State Games for 3 Hilton students. Competing in Lake Placid, Lydia Antonini, a 6th grader at Northwood took 1st Place in Excel Preliminary Plus Girls, Lindsey Bleier, a High School senior took 4th Place in Aspire 3 Girls, and Ella Veltz, an 8th grader at Merton Williams finished 4th in Excel Juvenile Girls. Great job Ladies!
Please note the dismissal times for this Friday's half-day for K-6 students:
Village: Students dismiss at 11am, buses depart at 11:10 a.m.
Northwood: Students dismiss at 11am, buses depart at 11:10 a.m.
QUEST: Students dismiss at 11:35am, buses depart at 11:40 a.m.
We had a chance to get a sneak peek at the Northwood Theater Club's Broadway Revue and all we can say is WOW! The show opens tomorrow night at the High School and there is a matinee on Saturday. To see more pictures: https://hiltonschools.smugmug.com/Musical-Revue
Did you know that Sunday is Australia Day? Ms. McBride's class at Northwood got an early start on the celebration with a concert and a day of down under themed activities. For more pictures, head here Mate!-https://hiltonschools.smugmug.com/2024-2025/Northwood/Australia-Day
Come check out the amazing talent the Northwood Theatre Club has to offer as they present the Broadway Musical Revue! Two shows only, you don't want to miss it! #WeAreHilton
What a great job by Northwood students at last night's Board of Education meeting as they shared their presentations for new nominations to the National Toy Hall of Fame. Thanks to Ms. Ames and Ms. Fiege for sharing their hard work.
Today was Joy Day at Northwood. Kindergarten students rotated through classrooms to work on a variety of holiday craft projects. To see more pictures from this, and other district events, visit our SmugMug page: https://hiltonschools.smugmug.com
Northwood students went into the Thanksgiving break in style-celebrating with a Charlie Brown Thanksgiving, a Readers Theater, and a Turkey Trot!
Everyone loves a parade, and this morning Ms. Reynoso's class at Northwood held one as a way to celebrate a book study of Balloon's over Broadway-the story of the first Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
The Northwood student council put out the Field of Valor yesterday. The display honors current or former members of the armed forces. Students and staff are asked to fill out tags with the names of people they would like to honor which are then attached to flags.
Yesterday kindergarten students at Northwood planted magic pumpkin seeds. This morning, they saw that the magic worked! #WeAreHilton
Want to take a look back at Friday's PBIS Assembly at Northwood? Head to our SmugMug page and check out the pictures: https://hiltonschools.smugmug.com/2024-2025/Northwood/PBIS-Cool-Beans #WeAreHilton
Tomorrow is the day! But today our kindergarten students had the chance to see their classroom, meet their teacher, and even go for a ride on the bus. See you all tomorrow! #WeAreHilton
The 2024-25 District Calendar is now available online and will be mailed to families of current students in July. To view the calendar, visit https://5il.co/2pqvk
Last day of school means the last day of sixth grade for the class of 2030. Northwood held its Moving On Ceremony today-next stop, Merton Williams!
A great tradition continued at Northwood this morning-the annual Flag Day celebration. Thanks to everyone who helped out, especially members of the Hiscock-Fishbaugh American Legion Post, State Assemblyman Josh Jensen and our amazing students!
Welcome to our newest staff! #Welcoming #Affirming #CadetProud
Fourth graders from Northwood made a big impression with a top official from the New York State Education Department. During a field trip to the Ganondagan State Historic Site they had the opportunity to meet Associate Commissioner Elisa Alvarez, who leads the Office of Bilingual Education and World Languages. The students told her how excited they were about the trip and showed off their second language skills by counting for her in both Spanish and Japanese.
" If your 4th graders are a testament to the work happening across your district, we are confident that our state is in good hands as you prepare the future leaders of New York," said David Frank, State Education Department Commissioner Betty A. Rosa's Chief of Staff.
