May 22, 2013
News
"The Hive" recognized by Cohoes Board of Education
Several Harmony Hill students joined Mr. Perry, Mrs. Marcil and Mrs. Gerhard at the May meeting of the Board of Education to introduce board members to "The Hive," a relatively new project being used at the school to encourage students to engage in community service in their neighborhoods and throughout the community.
What's buzzing at Harmony Hill? |
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Students and staff from Harmony Hill School were recognized for their community service initative, the Beehive. To learn more about the Harmony Hill Beehive, view the video embedded below. |
Beehive Video |
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| Everybody's buzzing...about The Hive. Click on the video and see for yourself! | |
Other "Good News" from the May 16 board meeting: |
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Softball coach honored for 100th win |
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CHS varsity softball coach Frank Ryan was honored by the Board of Education and the team for his 100th win as coach of the team. |
10th Annual Science Research Symposium is June 6 |
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CHS students Coleman Reardon and Tessa Goodine deliver invitations to members of the Board of Education to the 10th Annual Science Research Symposium on Wednesday, June 6 at 7 p.m. at Cohoes High School. The symposium will feature research by student scientists on topics ranging from Archaeology to Environmental Science; and Aerospace Engineering to Forensics. |
13 Kids Who Care |
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CHS social worker Rebecca Leach introduced Mackenzie Gregory-Doemel as one of two students who were recognized by WNYT as two of the news channel's 13 Kids Who Care. The other student honored by WNYT, junior Rachael Mossey, was also recognized by the Board of Education. |
