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Superintendent Gratto Teaches 'Aladdin' Cast Juggling and Plate Spinning at Rehearsal
Superintendent Stephen Gratto recently stopped by the 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.
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Students brought their creativity to life with the 'Monster Mash Up'!
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.
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It's the Food Truck Face-Off!
Students in Isabella DeFalco’s Home & Careers class put their creativity and business skills to the test in the beloved Food Truck Face-Off. From crafting unique menus to designing eye-catching branding, these young entrepreneurs went all out to pitch their food truck concepts.
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The World Famous Harlem Wizards Return
DP from the World Famous Harlem Wizards visited the Middle School, Lenape, and Duzine. Click to read all about it!
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Winter Spirit Week
Winter Spirit Week is in full swing at New Paltz Middle School! Students, teachers, administrators, and staff have been spreading holiday cheer all week. Monday was flannel day, Tuesday featured holiday socks, and today festive characters came to life. Way to go, Middle School!
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Multiplying and Dividing Rational Numbers
Diane Batista's Grade 7 math students have been multiplying and dividing rational numbers. Learning math has never looked so fun!
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Teamwork and Engineering Skills in Science Class
Teamwork in Action! Last Monday, Bryan Krebs' Middle School science classes took on a unique challenge, combining teamwork and engineering skills to build the tallest free-standing structure using only spaghetti, tape, and cotton balls—all within 12 minutes!
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Start With Hello
Middle School students, teachers, administrators, and staff kicked off "Start With Hello Week" by wearing their favorite shoes, sparking conversations and spreading positivity throughout the school!
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Grade 8 Student Named Finalist For "I Voted" Design
During the month of July, the community will have the opportunity to vote for this Middle School student's outstanding design. Click to learn more!
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Grade 8 Moving Up Ceremony
Our incredible Grade 8 students celebrated the end of their middle school careers at their moving up ceremony today. Click to learn more!
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Grade 8 Students Investigate the Effect of Carbon Dioxide on Temperature
Grade 6 students from Laura Bryant's are busy collecting data to test their hypothesis about the effect of carbon dioxide on temperature. Hands-on learning and real-world experiments - way to go, future scientists!
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Art and Music Showcase
Classrooms and hallways were transformed into stunning galleries, showcasing the incredible artistic talents of our Middle School students at the Art and Music Showcase. The courtyard came alive with amazing student music performances, while delicious snacks, prepared by students from the Family & Consumer Science class, were served.
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Author Joseph Wallace Returns
Guest author Joseph Wallace made a memorable return to the Middle School last week, engaging with a group of Grade 8 students who had read his novel, “Diamond Ruby.” Click to learn more!
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Grade 6 Students Participate in Sustainable Futures Climate Summit
Middle School students from Laura Bryant's Grade 6 science class participated in the Sustainable Futures Climate Summit recently. This educational event aims to promote sustainability, environmental consciousness, and innovative solutions among students and teachers. Students had the opportunity to exhibit their research, inventions, and initiatives that address critical environmental and social issues, providing a platform for young minds to share their ideas and projects focused on creating a more sustainable future.
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Diversity Inclusion For Youth Club Presents in Kingston
The Diversity Inclusion for Youth (DIY) club attended the Transformative Classroom Learning Youth Conference. Click to read all about their day!
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Science Students Test Water at Lake Mohonk
Laura Bryant's Grade 6 students had an exciting adventure at Mohonk Preserve. They put their science skills to the test by measuring the pH levels of Lake Mohonk.
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Exploring South Africa's Complex History
Kelly Costello and Ayesha Ibrahim's Grade 6 class are diving into the pages of Trevor Noah’s memoir, "Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood." Click to learn more!
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Students from Grades 5-12 Attend the New York State School Music Association Solo Festival
During the last two weekends, David Finch (Lenape Elementary Band Director), Nicole Foti (High School Choir Director), Sam Newsome (High School Band Director), and Sonja Nosovsky (Middle School Band Director) sent 118 students from Grades 5-8 to the New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA) solo festival. Click to learn more!
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Generation Day
Last week, the Middle School was immersed in a whirlwind of fun, laughter, and school spirit. Thursday's theme was Generation Day, where students, teachers, administrators, and staff came together to celebrate all generations! From adorable infants to wise elders, everyone joined in the festivities with style and enthusiasm!
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