CHUFSD INSIDER

At the October 15 Board of Education meeting, our administrative team presented CHUFSD's 2025-2026 Student Achievement Data Report, with key takeaways specific to Grades 3-8 ELA and Math, Regents and Advanced Placement participation and performance last spring. While standardized assessment scores are not the only measure of a student's or school's success, they play an important role in informing our continuous effort to further enhance #WhatSchoolCanBe and in shaping how we invest in our schools.

Speaking of our Vision Map, the Tri-States Consortium just completed a three-day visit to review how we are developing and supporting teacher leadership to advance this work, and the work of our District Goals. We anticipate that the findings and recommendations will provide useful, peer insights to both celebrate and strengthen effective practices districtwide.

Board of Education meeting recaps are now available on our website. Access to watch full sessions are also available in each recap so families and community members can stay informed.

Congratulations to our talented student musicians who have earned New York State School Music Association All-State and Area All-State honors!

Learn more about our NYSSMA students on the CHUFSD District News webpage as well as our Facebook and Instagram feeds.

Director of Technology and Innovation Dr. Ellen Moskowitz, PVC Principal Maylien Herm, PVC Assistant Principal Nichole Kelly, and PVC Library Media Specialist Katharine Morse, welcomed parents and guardians to discuss digital citizenship and provide an overview of the lesson series that PVC students will receive this year.

Learn more about the conversation with PVC students on our Facebook and Instagram feeds.

This week, Croton-Harmon Schools welcomed educators from throughout the region for its triennial, three-day Tri-State Consortium review. This year we asked the Tri-States team to examine how we develop and support teacher leadership and professional learning.

Learn more about the Tri-State Visits on our Facebook and Instagram feeds.

New tennis court lighting, classroom furniture and CET playground equipment are creating more learning and recreation opportunities for our students and local community as part of our capital projects.

Learn more about these capital projects on the CHUFSD District News webpage.

Twenty-three Guardian bikes were purchased for our first-ever bicycle physical education unit at CET using grants from the New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance and the Croton-Harmon Education Foundation.

Learn more about the first week of fundamentals on our Facebook and Instagram feeds.