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Gold medalists Juliet Alt, Violette Lasure, and Dominic Deputy
Middle schoolers taking part in the sled riding incentive.
Model United Nations Team for high school 2025
Mr. Kane reading to Mrs. Bosch's kindergarten class.
Alan St. Jean visited the elementary school for the exciting Writing Olympics
High school pride team doing high five friday at the cafeteria entrance.
7th grade special agent students at the bedford food pantry.
Photo from Mrs. Maldet's Kindergarten room for Dr. Seuss week.
High school students performing chemistry experiments.
Middle School student (3rd graders) bundled up for sled riding encentive.
Middle School students add nutrients to the hydroponics in Mrs. Callihan's room.
Middle School Reading Competition
Pincushions by 8th graders First Image: Two small, handmade, triangular fabric chickens sit on a gray tabletop. One is green with white flower prints and green felt comb and tail, while the other is orange with small white crosses and a brown felt comb. Both have button eyes and small beaks. Second Image: A black and white fabric chicken with a bold floral pattern and an orange felt comb sits on a stack of white papers. It has an orange button eye and a small yellow beak.  Third Image: Two fabric chickens rest side by side on papers. The left chicken is green with a white flower pattern, green felt comb and tail, and an orange button eye. The right chicken is red with a black houndstooth pattern, yellow felt comb, and a white button eye.

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Chestnut Ridge After3 Wins Viewers Choice Award – Again!

Chestnut Ridge After3, in partnership with MCS - Mission Critical Solutions, won the Viewers Choice Award at the What’s So Cool About Manufacturing? Southern Alleghenies competition! Thanks to amazing community support, our team is now headed to the State Awards in Harrisburg on May 14. Congratulations to all the students and coaches involved! To read the full article and see a picture of the team, please click read more.
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