Today our NJHS, led by Mrs. Haazard-Smith, donated a book to each Kindergarten student at the Wiggles and Wonders program. The students were gifted the book "A Bridge Named Amos!" A special video was recorded by Rick Yarosh, from Sweethearts and Heroes, to his Kindergarten friends.
https://vimeo.com/1199572408?fl=ml&fe=ec

Today numerous first responders and other presenters, all presented to our 4th-6th graders. At each station students learned about each career and were provided with important safety information that they can use in their own lives.

This week, Dolgeville Connected Project Manager, Sarah Williams-Herringshaw collaborated with YWCA Community Educator, Mr. Kevin Morales, to hold the final Council meeting with his 6th graders! The Council is an inclusive, strengths based group that builds leadership and respect amongst our young men. The group of elementary youth met with Kevin on Tuesday afternoons, and completed the ten lesson series on character education. The group enjoyed a delicious pizza party and all members got a certificate of completion! It's great to be Connected! #DolgevilleConnected💙

Congratulations to our Blue Devil Brags recipients for the week!

Today at our Dolgeville Elementary Health and Safety Expo, Dolgeville Connected Project Manager Sarah Williams-Herringshaw, chatted with our 4th, 5th and 6th graders about healthy things we can do to help manage stress. Students learned how sleep, hydration, training and nutrition can help manage stressful situations, and that not all stress is bad! Each student created their own “fueling for success trail mix”, and learned about how different foods and their nutrients can fuel their bodies for optimal performance! It’s great to be connected! #DolgevilleConnected💙

Seniors greet elementary students this morning! #High5Friday

Happiest Birthday wishes to our friends celebrating birthdays over the summer!

First-grade students recently attended High Rollers in Amsterdam, where they participated in engaging STEM lessons and activities focused on the science of roller skating. Through hands-on learning, students discovered how science and skating work together. They even designed and created their own roller skates to take home! As an added bonus, students had the opportunity to learn how to roller skate themselves. The experience was both educational and exciting, and for many students, it was one of the highlights of the school year. Thank you, High Rollers, for providing such a memorable and enriching experience!

Happiest Birthday wishes to our friends celebrating June birthdays at Dolgeville Elementary!

Please see the vacancy for a Special Education Classroom Aide. Information can also be found on the school’s employment page https://www.dolgeville.org/page/employment-opportunities

Please see the vacancy for a 1:1 Special Education Aide. Information can also be found on the school’s employment page https://www.dolgeville.org/page/employment-opportunities

Reminder tonight 6:30 PM up on the track!

Congratulations to the High School Band, Color Guard, and Honor Guard as they competed this past weekend at the 77th Sherburne Pageant of Bands.

The results for the Class B competition
1st Place Drumline
2nd Place Concert Band
2nd Place Marching Band
2nd Place Color Guard
2nd Place Jazz Band
3rd Place Small Ensemble

Additional information can be found here: https://www.secsd.org/protected/ArticleView.aspx?iid=5UGBP0&dasi=3322

This year Dolgeville Connected Project Manager Sarah Williams-Herringshaw partnered with First Source Federal Credit Union to expand our students' financial literacy!
To wrap up our programming this year, Ms. Rachel Zielenski quizzed our students on what they have learned with a great interactive jeopardy style game!
We covered a broad range of topics this year including credit reports, taxes, investing and paychecks. The students have done so well and learned so much!
It’s so great to be Connected! #DolgevilleConnected💙

Reminder to Seniors: Baccalaureate, Wednesday, June 17th [last day to RSVP is Wednesday June 10th] - scan the code or use the following link to sign up! https://tinyurl.com/3ua86tw8

Today at our Dolgeville Connected School, Project Manager Sarah Wililams-Herringshaw, collaborated with Ms. Casey Winter, from Oneida County Cornell Cooperative Extension, Child Care Council. Ms. Casey visited several elementary classrooms to chat about screen time and healthy online habits! Students explored their own technology use, and learned how online activity can affect their mental health and bodies. The students also brainstormed alternative activities they might enjoy trying in place of some of their regular logged screen time! Some great ideas to replace their screen time included running, roller skating, and playing with friends! It’s so great to be connected! #DolgevilleConnected

Congratulations to our Blue Devil Brags recipients for the week!

Our exceptional art students, grades pre k through 12, will showcase their hard work and creativity through a captivating gallery experience. The exhibit will be held in Gym 1 (the HS gym) throughout the Violet Festival weekend. Please see the graphic for specific days & times. Thank you!

Spring sports athletes greet elementary students this morning!