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SAVE THE DATE! APRIL 26, 2018 7:00-9:00PM
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Somers Orchestras Team Up with Celia Cruz Bronx High School of Music for 2018 Strings Summit
The 2018 String Summit recently combined the Somers High School Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra with the Celia Cruz Bronx High School of Music's Chamber Orchestra for a day of rehearsing and performing side-by-side. The two schools played beautifully! Click on the "learn more" text below to watch a video from their rehearsal.
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Somers' Artists Will Display Work at 17th Annual Festival of the Arts
On April 26, students from across the Somers Central School District in grades K-12 will showcase their artistic talents in a variety of mediums during the 17th Annual Festival of the Arts. Please come support our participating students. Click 'learn more' to view a slide show of students preparing for this event.
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25 Somers Middle School Students Receive 2018 Scholastic Writing Awards
Congratulations to the twenty-five Grade 8 Somers Middle School students who have received 2018 Scholastic Writing Awards! To recognize their outstanding work, these students are invited, along with their guests and teachers, to the 2018 awards ceremony for the Hudson to Housatonic Region of the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards in March. Click on the “learn more” button to see a complete list of student names and their honors.
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Baccalaureate Program at Somers Middle School Green-Lighted
The Somers Board of Education has given its support to Somers Middle School to move forward with implementing the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program. The Middle Years Program is an extension of the International Baccalaureate Program that started at the high school this year. Superintendent Dr. Raymond Blanch, middle school Principal Jeff Getman, and Assistant Principal Jennifer Spirelli presented the findings of a months-long feasibility study to the school board on Monday, Jan. 22. The study was conducted by teams of middle school teachers, who were tasked with determining whether the Middle Years Program was a good fit for the school, and vice versa. To read more on this topic, please click on the button below.
