On a beautiful fall day, senior Art Majors and senior National Art Honor Society members visited the Storm King Art Center in New Windsor. According to its website, SK's mission is for visitors to "experience large-scale sculpture and site-specific commissions under open sky. Since 1960, Storm King has been dedicated to stewarding the hills, meadows, and forests of its site and surrounding landscape." What a cool experience for our students, experiencing this unique exhibit in an outdoor setting!🎨🌞
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY = BACK-T0-BACK STATE CHAMPS!🎉🎉 Amazing finish to the season for the Boys CC team! Crusader fans are invited to greet the champions as they arrive at MWHS at 5:30 p.m. with a police escort 🚓🚌. Let's make some noise!👏📣 Congrats, Crusaders! Woohoo!💪🌟🏆
M-W divers, aka "The Mollys," had an impressive finish to their dive season with Molly Crowley placing 5th and Molly Connolly placing 8th at the NYSPHSAA Girls Diving Championships. Well done, Crusaders!🏊♀️💪🏅⭐️
Mrs. Armstrong's and Miss Hodge's classes took advantage of the beautiful fall day to explore Smith Clove's nature trail. The perfect way to welcome the weekend!🍁🌞💜
Good Luck to our Crusaders who are competing this weekend:
Girls Diving- Molly Crowley and Molly Connolly are competing at the NYSPHSAA Diving Championships on Friday, November 17, at the Webster Aquatics Center
Girls and Boys Cross Country are competing at the NYS Federation Championships on Saturday, November 18, at Bowdoin Park in Wappingers Falls.
We're with you all the way!🏊🏻♀️🏃🏻♀️🏃🏽💪
Four seniors, Issac Hong, Alexia Joseph, Julia Landres and James Nicoll, earned Letters of Commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Program for their academic achievements. These students were recognized by the Board of Education at the Nov. 15 meeting. Best wishes to our amazing Crusaders! Oh the places you'll go!🌟👏 (Missing from photo: James Nicoll)
Check it out! Mr. Peterson recently taught a 2nd grade PT classroom a STEAM lesson on catapults. 👀😲 The students learned how to set up an experiment and how changing a variable will change the results. How cool!💡Who wants to be in this class?🙋🏻♂️
Staff members from the Transportation Department and the Education Center met at the Bus Garage to deliver their donations of 390 handmade blankets destined for the arms of children who are "seriously ill, traumatized, or otherwise in need.”
Project Linus has donated more than 9 million blankets to "children in hospitals, shelters, social service agencies, or anywhere that a child might be in need of a big hug" since 1995 and M-W has been supporting their mission for several years. We are proud of our "blanketeers" for their kindness and caring, and for the many hours spent creating this mountain of hugs!💜🤗
On November 2, The Tri-M (Modern Music Masters) Honor Society held its annual Induction Ceremony at MWHS. Best wishes to the 16 new and 12 returning members who were recognized for their musical and academic achievements. The evening was filled with a variety of musical performances, followed by a celebratory reception. Congratulations to these dedicated music students!
Congratulations to this week's Student-Athlete Spotlight Parker Giles, senior goalkeeper for the Boys Varsity Soccer team. Parker has been starting goalie for the Varsity team for 3 years; Captain for two consecutive years (only third 2-year captain in the history of the program;) First Team All-Section All Star; First Team Class AAA All Star; 3x Division Champion; 3rd most shutouts in a single season in program history; National Honor Society member; and Scholar Athlete. Best wishes, Parker! You truly represent #crusaderpride.
TACO TUESDAY at North Main! 🌮😋 Mr. Coto and Mr. Davis were the "taco-f the town" with new sample plates that show students the special of the day, what selections they have to choose from and what portions they can take. Reminder: no cost breakfast and lunch for all in-person M-W students. Who wants a taco?🙋🏽
MWHS Voice Ensemble Members sang the National Anthem for the Veteran's Day ceremony at the Veteran's Monument in Highland Falls. Well done, Joseph G., David L., Ashley C. and Sophia T!🇺🇸🎤
Congratulations to October's Bus of the Month: Pine Tree's Bus #605 driven by Kathy Gibbons Blasko. Way to go!🚌⭐️👏
The MWHS Outdoors Club enjoyed being outside on one of the only sunny weekend days we had this fall. Here they are taking a private hayride on their first ever pumpkin picking outing.🎃🍁🌞
Good luck to the M-W Girls Varsity Soccer team who is competing in the State Championship today, Sunday, Nov. 12, at 1 p.m. at Thompkins Cortland Community College in Dryden, NY. Visit https://nysphsaa.org to access the livestream, available for a fee. Let's go, Crusaders! Go get 'em!⚽️💪💜
Good luck to our Girls Soccer team, Girls Cross Country team and Boys Cross Country team who will be competing this weekend in the NYSPHSAA Championships! We are so proud of you all. Go, Crusaders!⚽️👟💪
On Sunday, November 5, members from the Kids Changing the World Club and the Outdoors Club came together for a 5K Fundraiser through the Beautiful People Organization. This fundraiser is designed to benefit an adaptive sports program run by the organization for special needs kids. Well done, Crusaders!👟💜🙏
Interested in working for MWCSD as a Teacher Aide Substitute? Work schedules are family friendly, complete with holidays and summers off. We have immediate substitute opportunities. Applicants may specify what age group they wish to work with in schools.
Please complete the brief online form: https://forms.gle/5vDZcMTxtPoWuBPf9 and someone from HR will be in touch shortly to walk you through the application process.⭐️🙏
Congratulations to senior diver Molly Crowley who will attend Boston University in the fall. To name a few of her impressive accomplishments: Section IX Diving Champion (3 consecutive years); Section IX Diver of the Year (3 consecutive years); and 6-time Scholar-Athlete. Way to go, Molly! We are so proud.💪👏🌟
On Nov. 2, the MWHS chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter held an induction ceremony for new members and chapter officers. All officers spoke on the core values of FBLA: leadership, responsibility and cooperation. Congratulations to all!🌟🎉👏
