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April 2nd is World Autism Awareness Day. The purpose of World Autism Awareness Day each year is to increase awareness of autism in the world. According to the National Autism Association, Autism affects 1 in 59 children. The bio-neurological developmental disability usually presents itself by the age of three, and is more prevalent in boys than girls.

Our spelling bee participants were honored in a special ceremony, with Mr. Jose Rodriguez, the Music Teacher, leading the event. His enthusiasm and support for the students created a warm atmosphere as each participant was celebrated for their hard work and dedication.

The First Grade students in Mrs. Michael’s class spent time enjoying reading/listening to various Dr. Seuss books such as; “The Cat in The Hat”, “Green Eggs and Ham”, “The Lorax”, “Fox on Socks” and more. Also, some parents made this event really enjoyable when they came to read to the class! Finally, the students got together with third-grade students to partake in some fun activities. These included singing a song about Dr. Seuss as well as buddy reading time, to name a few. Great job Jefferson Jaguars!

Congratulations to all of our incredible students who read the most books during Read Across America Week! Your dedication to reading is truly inspiring, and we’re so proud of your hard work and enthusiasm. Keep up the fantastic reading habits, and continue to explore new stories and adventures! 📚📖

The Jefferson School would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the Hudson Transportation Management Association for conducting an engaging and informative Bike Safety presentation for our third and fourth-grade students.

It was a special SEL Week event where students practiced mindful meditation, embraced self-love, and celebrated their inner light with a glow dance party! 🌿💃🎶 Through deep breathing, positive affirmations, and movement, they learned to shine from within and carry positivity forward. 🌟💛 #GlowWithSelfLove #SELWeek #Mindfulness #SelfLove