Our fourth grade students participated in a hands-on learning activity with the Hudson River Clearwater team. The students had the chance to examine aquatic invertebrates and fish drawn from the estuary of the Hudson River.
Take a peek inside the classroom at Seely Place. So much learning, so many happy faces!
We’re celebrating Seely Place Elementary School’s 100th Birthday and we’d like for you to join us for this wonderful milestone. When Seely Place opened in 1922, it was the first and only school in Edgemont. Seely Place has played an instrumental role in our community and its 100th birthday is truly a reason for the whole community to celebrate.
We would like to invite you to join us at the Seely Place Centennial celebration on June 3 from 4:00 - 7:00 pm. Our hope is to bring together past and present students, families, and school personnel in recognition of 100 years of Seely Place and Edgemont.
Please click below to learn more about the celebration and to RSVP:
https://www.eventbrite.com/ e/seely-place-centennial-
We look forward to celebrating with you on June 3rd. Please share this link with others who attended Seely Place, Greenville, or Edgemont Jr/Sr High School. All are welcome to attend!
Warm regards,
Your Seely Place Centennial Planning Committee,
Eve Feuerstein, Seely Place Principal. Julia Huang, Seely Place Assistant Principal,
Sandra Nam Cioffi ‘98, I-Fong Sun Lehman ‘95, Gabrielle Kornfeld Maxwell ‘00, Fawn Mendel ‘94, and Dylan Frackman Pyne ‘08
Our students were tasked with drawing a model of a bridge that would be able to stand at least 14 cm long and not touch the ground. The student then took their design and brought it to life with toothpicks, cups and marshmallows. The creativity in the class was outstanding!
On February 1 Seely Place celebrated the Lunar New Year. This is the year of the tiger! We were fortunate to have a lion dance celebration to end our day!
