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We are seeking up to three parents to serve on the interview committee for a new Director of Technology/District Privacy Officer. Interviews will be held on September 25, 2025, from 8:30-3:30 in the District Office Conference Room. If you are interested in serving on this committee, please complete a short Google form by September 22, 2025. If more than three parents seek to serve, the NPCSD administrative team will select the final three based on our desire to have a diverse perspective on the committee. We thank you for your interest!
Any questions, please contact Linda Oehler-Marx at loehlermarx@newpaltz.k12.ny.us or call at 845-256-4032.
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To mark the 100th day of school, Duzine Elementary Nurse Joy VanVlack encouraged students to spread kindness and self-love through her special 100 Day Project. Click to learn more.
Duzine Elementary students in Kindergarten through Grade 2 are learning screen-free coding by programming BeeBots. Integrated technology teacher Angelo Urrico introduces primary students to coding concepts using these bee-shaped robots, helping them develop computational thinking in a fun and engaging way. Click to learn more.
Superintendent Stephen Gratto recently stopped by New Paltz Middle School to visit the talented student cast of "Aladdin"—and even showcase some skills of his own! As they prepare for their upcoming performances, he taught them how to juggle and spin plates, adding an extra touch of excitement to their rehearsal.
The Middle School’s "School of Rock" ensemble electrified Duzine Elementary yesterday, inspiring our youngest learners with their high-energy performance! Under the expert direction of music teacher William Halpern and band director Sonja Nosovsky, these talented Middle School musicians showcased their dedication and passion for music. The Duzine students couldn’t get enough—clapping, dancing, and soaking in the excitement!
The High School was the place to be as students, teachers, and even parents faced off in an epic Students vs. Teachers Dodgeball Tournament. Click to learn more.
As part of the Monster Exchange project, Grade 6 Art students designed unique monsters earlier this year. Their designs were then passed on to Grade 7 Home & Careers students, who put their sewing skills to the test by crafting prototypes of each creation. Click to learn more.
Students in Ellen Makow’s Grade 3 class applied their creativity and math skills by opening their very own Valentine’s Day Shop. Click to learn more!
Grade 4 students in Meredith Oppenheimer and Erin Bulson’s class were in for a surprise today—a "Puppy Adoption Day." Click to read all about it!
