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Home of the Hambletonians. Tonights Program Introduction in Auditorium 7:00 7:30 p.m. Classroom Presentations 4 sessions, each 10 minutes long Make your own schedule. Refreshments in Cafeteria Introductions Greenwood Lakers at


  1. Home of the Hambletonians.

  2. Tonight’s Program Introduction in Auditorium 7:00 – 7:30 p.m. Classroom Presentations 4 sessions, each 10 minutes long Make your own schedule. Refreshments in Cafeteria

  3. Introductions  Greenwood Lakers at  Chester Academy Tell Their Stories Chester Academy Facts 

  4. Tha hank nk You ou! Gr Greenwo wood od Lake & & Cheste ster r Parent nts s & St & Student ents Ch Chest ster er PTS TSA Faculty lty & St & Staff

  5. Chester ter UFSD Board d of Educati cation on Frank ank Sambets mbets President ident Sand andy y Na Nagler ler Vice ce Presiden ident Dawn wn Guev evara ara Brian an Horan an Joh ohn Pasichn ichnyk yk

  6. Board d of Educat cation ion Adminis nistrat ration ion Susan an Selser er Dr. Steven en Cohen en Presid iden ent Superin erinten endent ent Kevin Ke in Tuhy uhy Vice e Presid iden ent Jeffrey ey Go Golubch bchick ick Princi ncipal pal GLMS Michael hael Buckley kley John n Finn nn Michele hele Ka Kayser Thomas O’Brien

  7. Ch Ches ester ter UFSD Admini inistra stration tion Sean an Michel chel Superi perinten enden dent t of Sch chools ls Erin in Brenna ennan Busin sines ess s Offici icial al Lea a Morga ganst nstein ein Directo ector of Pupil il Personn onnel el Servic ices es Ed Spence ence K-12 12 Directo ector of f and d Instruc structio tion and d Tech echnol nology gy

  8. Chester ester Ac Academ emy y Ad Admin ministratio istration Deni nis s Pe Petri rilak ak Pr Princi ncipal pal Roland ndo Agu guilar ar Assi sistan stant Pr Principal ncipal / Athletic etic Director ector

  9. Stud udent ent Supp pport ort Team Yvo vonne nne Stern rnem eman ann Guidan idance e Cou ounselo selor Jenn nni i McKen Kenzie zie Guidan idance e Cou ounselo selor Jenni nnifer fer Cuo uomo Guida idance e Cou ounsel selor Danie niell lle e Kraus us Sch chool l Psychol hologis gist Gail il Blain ine Work rkpla lace Learning arning Coor ordinat dinator

  10. Gre reenwo enwood od La Lake Hi High gh School chool Students udents & P & Par arents nts Introductions and Perspectives

  11.  Built in 2004  20 Minutes from Greenwood Lake Elementary  High School Wing and Middle School Wing  Some Shared (HS – MS) Areas  Athletic Facilities on Two Campuses and Chester Commons (Laroe Road)

  12.  Building Capacity: 1,100  Current Enrollment (Gr. 6-12): 611  High School Enrollment 360  Greenwood Lake HS Students 63 (18%)  Student: Teacher Ratio 13 : 1

  13. Te Techno hnology ogy  Take-Home Chromebooks Grades 8-12  Award Winning 1:1 Chromebook Program  Wireless Access Throughout Building  Three Computer Labs  Smart Boards in Every Classroom

  14. Sma mall l School ol Advantages antages  Familiar Size (CHS – 360; GLMS 291 approx.)  Small Classes  13:1 Student Teacher Ratio  Personalized Approach  Flexible and Accommodating Programs and Staff  Accountability & Support  Parent – Teacher Communication ( Administration too!)  Family Feel

  15. Sm Small l Sc School ol Ad Advantages vantages  Opportunity !!!  In Sports – Less Cuts, Leadership Opportunities  In Clubs  Socially  School Spirit & Pride

  16. Sm Small l Sc School ol Ad Advantages vantages Extracu racurri ricular cular Pa Part rtic icipat ipation ion Rate 65% 65% 65% of all high gh school ol stud uden ents ts part rtic icipat ipate e in at least st one after r scho hool ol club b or sports rts team!

  17. Healthy thy & Safe e Schoo ool  Modern, clean, and well maintained.  Full time school nurse and assistant.  3 School Safety Officers  Approximately 50 security cameras.  Daily Police Walk-Throughs

  18.  Full Range of Academic Programs  Students Can Earn 46 College Credits

  19. Graduating aduating Class ss of 2018 Going to Post Secondary Education 96% 4 Year College 45% 2 Year College 51% Military 1% Employment 3% A full listing of Class of 2018 college acceptances is available in the Guidance Department section of our website.

  20.  Nine period day.  42 minute long periods  Period 1 begins 7:40 a.m.  Period 9 ends 2:24  2:30 – 3:30 Extra Help, Clubs  Late Buses at 3:30 and 5:30 p.m.

  21. Full Ra Range ge of Ac Academic demic Pr Progra grams ms Special Education Regents Level C Tech & Workplace Learning College Level (AP & SUNY Courses) * N * New w Courses rses Added ded Wi With Stud udent ent Intere terest st

  22. Ne New w Courses rses Ad Added ded Re Recently ently Honors Level Courses Computer Coding Advanced Computer Applications Forensic Science Project Adventure Vocal Ensemble

  23. Speci ecial al Educ ucati ation on Servi rvices ces Consultant Teacher Content Support Classes Inclusion Classes Self-Contained 15-1 (Grades 9-12 all subject areas) Self-Contained 15-1-1

  24. Coll llege ge Level vel Class asses es  16 SUNY Classes + 2 AP Classes + VHS  Coursework is intellectually challenging.  Students can earn college credits before entering college, saving tuition dollars.  College admissions officers look for rigorous course work in a student’s transcript.  Students are exposed to rigorous and challenging college curriculum in a supportive high school environment.

  25. SUNY Y Orange ange Courses urses To Total tal Coll ollege ege Credits redits College English 6 College Spanish 6 College World History 6 College US History 6 College Math 6 College Calculus 4 College Mandarin Chinese I 6 College Mandarin Chinese II 6 Total al SUNY Oran ange e Cred edit its s Offer ered ed 46 46

  26. Ad Advanc vanced ed Pl Placemen ement Cours rses es AP Biology AP United States History AP Courses on Virtual High School (VHS) Students who score well on the AP exam may qualify for college credits at the discretion of the college of their choice.

  27. Workpla place ce Learnin rning Progr gram am Intern Program for Seniors (& Rising Seniors)  Government Internships (Social Services, Police, County Clerk, etc.)  Business Internships (Manufacturing, Culinary Arts, Video Production,  etc.) Health Careers Internships (MedAchieve, Physical Therapy,  Occupational Therapy) Other Internships (Education) 

  28. OU – BO BOCES ES Career reer & Te Techn hnical ical Programs ograms  C-Tech Centers less than 10 minutes away  Approximately 40 programs offered  Traditional Trades, Service Industry, Technical Fields

  29. Virtual irtual Hig igh h Sc School hool (VHS) S)  Qualified students may take VHS classes for over 150 0 cour urse ses s not normally offered here.  Examples of current and recent VHS courses include AP Computer Science, AP Physics, Biotechnology, Creative Writing, Irish Literature, Anatomy and Physiology, Genes and Diseases, Bioethics

  30. Langu nguages ges Other er Th Than n Engli glish sh Spanish French Mandarin Chinese

  31. Ar Art & Te Technol nology ogy Education ucation  Art Studio Art, Drawing and Painting, Ceramics, Sculpture, Portfolio Development, Video Production I, Video Production II  Technology Materials Processing, Manufacturing, Principals of Engineering, Computer Aided Design (CAD), World of Technology and Design and Drawing for Production

  32. Fami mily ly & Consumer sumer Sc Sciences ences  Family and Consumer Science Food and Nutrition, Interior Fashion Design Career and Financial Management  Business Accounting, Business Math, Marketing

  33. Choru rus Mixed Chorus Vocal Ensemble Band Stage Band Marching Band Jazz Band Pep Band Nationally Recognized. Award Winning Programs. NYSSMA, All County, All State and Regional Competitions, Music in the Parks, Caroling.

  34. Art Club Mock Trial Band Multicultural Club Chorus National Honor Society Coding Club Spring Musical Cooking Club Step Club Drama Club Student Council Fall Play Varsity Club GSA Club Yearbook Jazz Band Youth & Government Key Club

  35. Leader ers s on th the Fie ield ld 4 team captains in the past year were from Greenwood Lake. • 10 student-athletes from Greenwood Lake were given the • distinction of New York State Public High School-Scholar Athlete with an overall grade of 90% or better during their season of competition. "Coach of the Year"- 6 Current coaches have won state or local • awards

  36. Interscho schola lastic stic Sp Sports s 14 Varsity Teams 7 Junior Varsity Teams 7 Modified Teams 2 Cheerleading Seasons

  37. Fa Fall ll Sports orts Varsity & JV Football Varsity & JV Boys Soccer Varsity & JV Girls Soccer Varsity & Modified Volleyball

  38. Wi Winter ter Sports orts Varsity & JV Boys Basketball Varsity & JV Girls Basketball Cheerleading Indoor Track (Boys & Girls) Wrestling

  39. Spring ring Sports orts Varsity & JV Baseball Varsity & JV Softball Track & Field

  40. Wh Why y Ch Choose oose Ch Ches ester? ter?  Small Size (“Greenwood Lake Sized”)  Safe & W Welcomi coming ng Envi viro ronm nment nt

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