Here is the video from the Financial Aid Presentation:
Welcome to the South Hadley High School's Principal Blog. A place to keep the South Hadley community up to date and informed with the wonderful things going on at the high school. Please check back often, become a member, or subscribe by email. Below are examples of student artwork at the high school. It is a great example of the many offerings we give our students to express themselves and pursue their talents. Thank you to the Art Department.
South Hadley High School Student Artwork
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Monday, November 28, 2011
December Newsletter
Here is the link to the high school newsletters:
High School Newsletter
Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
High School Newsletter
Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Friday, November 18, 2011
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Julia Duda Wins Superintendent Award
Congratulations to Julia Duda for being awarded the Superintendent Award. Dr. Sayer presented Julia the award at the high school.
Drug Task Force Meeting
The South Hadley Drug Task Force will be meeting at 6:30pm on Wednesday. This is a rescheduled meeting. Please contact Karen Walsh-Pio or myself with any questions.
Financial Aid Workshop Wednesday at 6:30pm
Just reminding the community that we will be holding our financial aid night at the high school at 6:30. The program is open to all parents, but is targeted to parents of 11 and 12 graders. The program will be held at the library. Contact the guidance department with any questions. The event will also be airing on public television.
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
A Lesson In Systems of Equations with 3 Variables!
Ms. Bussiere had her Algebra II students up and moving in a recent class where the class was learning about systems of equations with 3 variables. Students moved around the room to represent the dimensions of a graph with 3 points (x, y,z) - or 3D. Getting students up and out of their seats was not only a “fun” activity, but also an effective way to help students conceptualize the lesson Michelle was trying to teach. Great job by Ms. Bussiere and her students!
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