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Suffern Central SD Suffern Central is a high-performing public school district in Rockland County, approximately 30 miles from Manhattan.

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10/26/2026

Suffern Central welcomed math education leader Greg Tang last week, for a full day of hands-on learning, classroom demonstrations, and professional collaboration across our elementary schools!

Through interactive lessons, Greg showed students how to build number sense, break numbers apart, visualize word problems, and explore multiplication and division in new ways. His visual, active approach helps students move beyond memorization to develop deeper understanding, flexible thinking, and confidence in math.

Our elementary math teachers, coaches, principals, and district leaders observed classroom lessons, shared ideas about effective instruction, and wrapped up the day with a district-wide keynote for all K-5 teachers.

Why does this matter for our students? When children understand why math works, not just how to get the answer, they build the confidence and problem-solving skills to tackle new challenges, both in and beyond the classroom.

We’re continuing to invest in the teaching practices that help every Mountie grow as a confident, curious learner!



Greg Tang Math

10/22/2026

What are your plans for Friday night?

Join our high school students, school staff, and our local community for this amazing night in support of The Community Food Pantry.

There are games and activities for kids, lots of food options and live performances. The event is also filled with tricky tray items to bid on, more than 120 different prizes. So get your tickets in advance (link in bio) or at the door!

We can’t wait to see you there:
Friday, October 23
Suffern High School, 49 Viola Road
5:30 - 9:00 PM

Ever wonder what’s really happening during center time in our Pre-K classroom? It looks like pure fun, and it is, but ev...
10/21/2026

Ever wonder what’s really happening during center time in our Pre-K classroom? It looks like pure fun, and it is, but every station is intentionally designed to build critical brain power, fine motor skills, and social connections.
Here is a look at what our amazing little learners are discovering:
🎨 Dot Painting & Playdough: Fine-tuning hand strength, coordination, and creative expression.
🏗️ Blocks & Building Toys: Diving into early math and engineering by stacking, balancing, and sorting.
🚂 Trains: Navigating problem-solving and spatial awareness as they connect tracks and guide their journeys.
🏡 Kitchen & Dollhouse: Exploring the world around them through dramatic play, communication, and empathy.
✏️Letters & Numbers: Planting academic seeds by practicing tracing, identifying shapes, and counting through fun games.
Swipe through to see our brilliant Pre-K students in action!

10/20/2026

Every voice has a story, and today, our classrooms were full of them!
📝✨

For , our English department launched a special initiative to celebrate all forms of writing and honor our students’ unique voices. In English classes across every grade level, students reflected on what writing means to them, why they write, and how their words shape their world.

Their thoughts and reflections are now proudly displayed along our hallways for everyone to read and be inspired by. Take a walk through the halls this week to see what moves, motivates, and inspires our high school writers!

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We are incredibly proud to celebrate our student musicians who have been selected for NYSSMA All-State and Area All-Stat...
10/20/2026

We are incredibly proud to celebrate our student musicians who have been selected for NYSSMA All-State and Area All-State ensembles!
🎺🎻🎤
Earning a spot in these prestigious festivals takes immense dedication, hours of practice, and a true passion for music. Representing our school district at both the regional and state levels is a phenomenal achievement.

Congratulations to all of our talented student musicians, their supportive families, and our dedicated music faculty who helped make this happen!

All State Students:
Dante Batista, French Horn in Symphonic Band
Isabella Yin, Oboe 2 in Symphony Orchestra
Julia Stead, Soprano 1 in Mixed Chorus
Aiden Braut, Violin alternate
Maya Ferrer, Violin alternate
Fabian Andres Diaz-Santana, Euphonium alternate

Area All State:
Yunho Lee, Soprano II, Treble Choir
Julia Stead, Soprano I, Treble Choir
Fabian Andres Diaz Santana, Euphonium, Symphonic Band
Joshua Blecher, Baritone Sax, Symphonic Band
Eden Van Campen-Cramer, Cello, Symphony Orchestra
Aiden Braut, Violin, Symphony Orchestra
Daniel Ramos, Viola, Symphony Orchestra
Angelica Eshun, Clarinet, Symphony Orchestra
Katerina Reasen, Cello, Symphony Orchestra
Isabella Yin, Oboe, Symphony Orchestra
Chloe Vo, Cello, Symphony Orchestra
Caitlin Priest, Violin, Symphony Orchestra
Maya Ferrer, Violin, Symphony Orchestra
Delia Neil, Double Bass, Symphony Orchestra
Noah Garzon Marin, Double Bass, Symphony Orchestra
Dante Batista, French Horn, Symphony Orchestra

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October is National Principal's Month!We want to celebrate and shout out the seven principals who lead our Suffern Centr...
10/19/2026

October is National Principal's Month!

We want to celebrate and shout out the seven principals who lead our Suffern Central schools with dedication, compassion and a commitment to helping every student succeed.

From supporting teachers and staff to building meaningful relationships with students and families, our principals make a difference every day. They celebrate achievements, navigate challenges and help create school communities where students feel supported, valued and inspired to learn.

Join us in thanking our principals for all they do for our students, staff and families!
Paul Tryon, RP Connor
Angela Aguilar, Cherry Lane
Vanessa Rodriguez, Sloatsburg
Teresa Ivey, Montebello
Christine Druss, Suffern Middle School
Jennie Narcisco, Suffern MIddle School
Kelly Benadi, Suffern High School

On Thursday, October 22, from 7-9pm, more than 150 colleges and universities will be under one roof, the Rockland Commun...
10/17/2026

On Thursday, October 22, from 7-9pm, more than 150 colleges and universities will be under one roof, the Rockland Community College Field House, to share info on their schools.

Organized by the School Counselors of Rockland County, we encourage all our high school students and families to attend! (It’s never to early to see what options are out there)

To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, students from Suffern High School’s Herencia Latina club visited RP Connor for a s...
10/16/2026

To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, students from Suffern High School’s Herencia Latina club visited RP Connor for a special read aloud and craft, to teach our younger students about Hispanic culture and celebrate the diversity in our District.

When our young Mounties have a chance to interact and learn from our high schoolers we call it . Thank you to both schools for making this special activity happen!

🚀 Hands-on Innovation in Action! 🛠️Our 7th grade Discovering Digital Technology students are putting the engineering des...
10/16/2026

🚀 Hands-on Innovation in Action! 🛠️

Our 7th grade Discovering Digital Technology students are putting the engineering design process to the test! Partnering with our Project-Based Learning (PBL) Coach, Mr. Wojehowski, students are taking hands-on learning to the next level using modular Infento kits to build real, life-size rides from the ground up.

Building with these life-size construction sets isn’t just about turning bolts—it’s about:

Teamwork & Collaboration: Communicating, delegating roles, and solving real-time assembly challenges together.

The Engineering Process: Testing designs, analyzing mechanics, and iterating to turn raw components into functional builds.

STEM Skills in Motion: Bridging digital concepts with physical, real-world application.

We can’t wait to see these student-designed creations roll into action!



Infento. Modular Rides Suffern Middle School

10/15/2026

On Monday, October 19, join more than 50 organizations to learn about supports for your child with an IEP or 504 plan. Explore resources for education, recreation, training, employment, advocacy, and supports for now and in the future.

Organizations in attendance include: OPWDD, ACCESS-VR, college readiness programs, recreational programs, college disability offices, and many more community-based services. Translators will also be available if needed.

Location: Suffern High School Cafeteria, 49 Viola Road, Suffern
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 PM

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Hillburn, NY
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