Hudson City School District | Learning, Growing, Achieving

On Read-A-Thon Day, classrooms welcomed guest readers and engaged in lots of reading time with fun themes like pajamas and blanket forts.
Little Hawks created superheroes inspired by themselves!
House Aequum (Fairness), part of the new Houses of MCSES initiative focused on attendance and character. Click to learn more!
The solar field behind HHS offers energy savings and educational opportunities.
Students collect scientific data during their annual field trip to study the Hudson River ecosystem.
The Hudson High School Marching Band performs in the Memorial Day Parade (Photo: Lance Wheeler)

Register for Camp Invention

The exciting, week-long STEM summer camp program for students entering Grades 1-6 is back! Registration is limited, so click here to learn more about the Camp Invention 2020 program and how to register your child.

Read-A-Thon 2020 (PHOTOS)

MCSES read nearly 13,000 books during this year’s Read-A-Thon! Since kick-off on Jan. 24 until Read-A-Thon Day on Feb. 14, elementary students read a total of 12,696 books! That’s about 600 books per day.

Mayor Visits MCSES

Hudson Mayor Kamal Johnson and President of the Common Council Thomas DePietro helped fourth-graders learn about state and local government before the winter recess.

Meet Rachael Gray, Science Teacher

Rachael Gray is a new 8th grade Science teacher at HJHS. She used to travel the world on a research ship and now enjoys teaching students about physical science and the world around them. Here are a few things to help you get to know her.

Cafeterias Earn Silver Medals

Our Food Services Department was given a Silver Medal after undergoing a voluntary “Smarter Lunchroom” assessment, which determined that all our school cafeterias are off to an excellent start to inspiring kids to eat healthier.

JHS Honor Rolls (2nd Quarter, Feb. 2020)

Congratulations to the following students for making the second quarter honor rolls at Hudson Junior High School:

Policy Committee Meeting Canceled

The Policy Committee meeting scheduled for 4:15 p.m. on Monday, February 10, 2020 has been canceled.

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