Curriculum, Instruction, and Technology

District Administration Contact Information

  • Cheryl Rabinowitz – rabinowitzc@hudsoncsd.org ext. 2109, 2119
    Executive Director of Curriculum, Instruction and Technology and

    • Data Privacy Officer 2026-2027
    • Data Protection Officer 2026-2027
    • District-Level Dignity Act Coordinator 2026-2027
    • Title IX Coordinator 2026-2027

District Department Staff

  • Executive Director of Curriculum, Instruction and Technology, Cheryl Rabinowitz, ext. 2109, 2119
  • Administrative Assistant, Lindsey McKinney, ext. 2103
  • JHS/HS Instructional Technology Coach, Charles (Chuck) Lynch
  • Computer Services Specialist, Austin Ellsworth, ext. 1250
  • Computer Services Specialist from NERIC, Marcus LaPierre, ext. 8121
  • Network Engineer from NERIC, Jacob Rieper, ext. 8120

District Technology Helpdesk

Technology support will be available from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday-Friday and will respond as soon as they are able. Please allow time for a response as they may be experiencing a larger volume of messages than usual.

If you need technical assistance, please contact the Hudson Help Desk by:

  • Employees may log into https://hudsoncsd.incidentiq.com/ or call 518-828-4360 ext. 2118.
  • Students, parents, guardians, community members and guests may visit the IT Office or call 518-828-4360 ext. 2118.

Academic Intervention Services (AIS)

Due to significant changes in standards from prior years, Academic Intervention Services (AIS) are required for all students who score below proficient (Levels 1 or 2) on New York State English/Language Arts and Math assessments.

  • All About Academic Intervention Services (AIS)
  • Response to Intervention (RtI) parent guide

Assessments

It is important to us that you know what assessments your child is taking, when they are given, and why they are given. We invite you to view the 2026-27 One-Page Assessment Calendar to learn about each specific assessment and how it helps us enhance instruction for all Hudson students.

Curriculum Mapping & Outlines

The Hudson City School District strives to provide a well-articulated curriculum (K-12) that supports teachers and parents on behalf of our students. Curriculum mapping is an ongoing process that is revised based on student needs. The maps are not intended to be detailed lesson plan documents. Therefore, please read the maps as an outline of curriculum:

Click here for information and resources on New York State Next Generation Learning Standards (English/Language Arts and Mathematics).

District Technology Plans

High School Courses (Grades 9-12)

  • Visit the HHS Guidance Office page for information about course offerings, honor roll, National Honor Society and more.

Parent/Guardian Guides

These guides include:

  • Key items children should be learning in English Language Arts (ELA) and Mathematics at each grade level
  • Links, in blue and underlined, to activities that you can access at home to support your child’s learning
  • Links, in blue and underlined, to information that will help you understand grade-level expectations

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