Hudson Schools Alumni Newsletter

This message includes:

• Cabaret this Weekend
• Alvirne Teacher to be Featured Nationally in Annenberg Classroom
• Putting for Patients Set for April 11
• What's Been Happening at Hudson
• Athletics Update
• Blast from the Past
• Calendar Reminders

The Alvirne Music Department is pleased to announce that tickets are on sale now for this weekend's Cabaret 2025: Musical Monarchs.

Cabaret is the music department’s largest annual event, and it is a great way to celebrate Music in Our Schools Month with three opportunities to hear our talented students:

Saturday, March 15th – 1pm

Saturday, March 15th – 6pm

Sunday, March 16th – 1pm

Tickets are available for purchase at https://alvirnemusic.ludus.com/

Alvirne High School Social Studies teacher Donna Morin was recently announced as one of three educators nationwide to create a lesson plan for Annenberg Classroom's award-winning Constitution Project documentary series. Morin, who teaches college prep and Advanced Placement levels of psychology and U.S. government, crafted the lesson to be consumable for all learners as a great resource on the topic, "The Eighth Amendment: Cruel and Unusual Punishment." For the full story on the achievement, you can read the article on the Hudson School District website, located here.

Morin's full lesson plan, which is free to access, will be added to Annenberg Classroom's website later this month.

Alvirne is once again hosting Putting for Patients to raise money for the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in honor of past students Tyler Blanchette and Monique Braccio, who lost their very brave battles with cancer.

Bring the family for a fun night of minigolf in the Alvirne cafeteria, as well as raffles, food, balloon animals, and face painting!

Tickets are $10/person or $30 for a family and can be purchased here.

Hills Garrison Elementary School has started its artist-in-residency program with ceramic tile artist Teresa Taylor. Her time in Hudson has already included projects with both students and faculty to create their tile projects and will culminate with an event to showcase all completed work later this spring.

The Early Learning Center had a fun-filled few days earlier in March when they celebrated Read Across America Week. Students and staff engaged in special theme days to help encourage reading, and the week culminated with a visit from Alvirne students, who came in to read books for their younger peers.

Following sensational fall and winter seasons, Hudson Memorial School is unveiling updated championship banners in the building. Three Tri-County and three State championships are being honored thanks to the efforts of the girls soccer, spirit, and wrestling teams.

From the 2000 Alvirne High School Yearbook

From the 2009 Alvirne High School Yearbook

If you have any questions or would like to help contribute to the newsletter, please contact Will LeBlond, Communications Coordinator, at wleblond@sau81.org. Thank you!