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The NPCSD is hiring a Food Services Helper to assist in preparing and serving food, cleaning kitchen equipment, and related work as required. Part-Time, $17.51/hour. Click https://www.newpaltz.k12.ny.us/Page/8203 to learn more!
We are hiring Substitute School Bus Drivers. CDL-b license required with air brake and passenger and school bus endorsements. Must meet all 19-a, SED and federal DOT requirements. Visit www.newpaltz.k12.ny.us/Page/8203 for more information.
We are hiring Substitute School Bus Attendants to work with and address the individual needs of Special Education students while on a bus run. Visit www.newpaltz.k12.ny.us/Page/8203 for more information.
Each classroom at Duzine Elementary is now stocked with a Sensory Bin filled with items to help students explore multiple senses, including sight, sound, and touch. Sensory bins can help students calm, reset, and practice breathing through tactile sensation.
The Grade 3 class of Joanna Wilcox and Linda Sinforoso spent some time connecting over print and pictures with students in Melissa Feldmann and Jenna Russolello’s Grade 5 class recently. Want to know what they were doing? Click to find out!
Meredith Oppenheimer and Erin Bulson’s Grade 4 class at Lenape Elementary completed a collaborative STEAM project that highlighted the new BRIDGES in mathematics, a program recently implemented at the elementary school level. Click to read all about it!
Lenape Elementary Grade 5 students are on their way! Where? Click to find out!
Science Research students from Grades 10-12 at the High School recently lined the school hallways to share the results of their research projects during the school’s annual Science Research Symposium. Click to read more!
New Paltz High School students in Alexis Mallory’s Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Engineering Design and Development (EDD) class recently presented their team capstone projects. Click to read all about them!
Students from the Advanced Film and Video class at the High School have an annual tradition of creating an entertaining skit that enacts memorable moments from the school year. Click to read all about it and for the link!
Thirty of Ulster County’s best and brightest students were recognized for their academic achievements and contributions to the school community on June 8 during the annual Ulster County Scholastic Achievement Breakfast, held at the Ulster BOCES Jane Bullowa Conference Center in New Paltz. Who among New Paltz was recognized? Click to find out!
