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One of the best ways to keep students engaged with a rigorous curriculum is to diversify the way it is delivered. This year’s AP Physics students in Ms. Lovett’s class were given an extra credit opportunity to develop and code a video game using MIT’s Scratch Coding curriculum.
Sewanhaka High School’s AP Studio Art students Nia Balgobin and Dylan Norrby had their artwork on display at the 16th annual Advanced Visions: High School Artists of Excellence exhibit, which was on view from Dec. 9-Jan. 22 at LIU Post.
The Sewanhaka High School chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America attended the annual FBLA Spring District Meeting at Hofstra University, on Jan. 17.
The Sewanhaka Athletic Program has a lot to celebrate when it comes to this year’s boys varsity volleyball team. This year, the team, led by Coach Frank Nuara, went 14-2 and made it to the Nassau County Quarter Finals. This is the farthest the team has made it in the playoffs in Sewanhaka history.
Sewanhaka would like to congratulate the following students for being awarded the December Student of the Month distinction.
On Jan. 8, the Sewanhaka Music Select Groups performed an Honors Concert to celebrate and demonstrate the musical abilities of talented students. The concert is made up of performances from the Sewanhaka String Ensemble, Jazz Band and Voices of Harmony.
On Jan. 7, business students from New Hyde Park Memorial High School and Sewanhaka High School attended Hofstra University’s Mock Trial.
All rise for the Honorable Judge Marilyn Milian! Sewanhaka business students were audience members for the People’s Court, on Dec. 17. While there, they witnessed several real-life cases.
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