This Saturday (12/14), TVHS will host a VEX robotics competition at SUNY Poly’s Zero Energy Nanotechnology (ZEN) Atrium. The event allows students to use VEX robots to help inspire STEM-based learning in New York State. The event will feature more than a dozen teams comprised of local high school students who will take part in …
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Join us as we explore the data stories of “invisible women” around the world! Flex your mental muscles at our vacation mini-camp! Engage in STEM design challenges, collaborate with other students and professionals, and learn from women in STEM careers. The camp runs February 19-21, 2020 (Wednesday-Friday) from 9am to 3pm Open to female students …
Due to inclement weather and road conditions, TVHS is operating on a two-hour delay Tuesday, Dec. 3. This post will be updated if the status changes.
Due to inclement weather and road conditions, TVHS will be CLOSED on Monday, December 2, 2019.
As we head into another winter season, we wanted to take this opportunity to share information about our procedures should TVHS need to close or delay due to weather. As you might guess, because our students come from such a wide geographic area, the weather outside your house might be very different elsewhere. The decision …
According to the US Department of Education, nearly six million college students take at least one class online – and the trend continues after college as well, with at least 24% of Americans working at least part time from home. Because virtually commuting has become such a significant part of the world we live in, …
This morning, we conducted our first mandatory lockdown drill of the year. A lockdown is a procedure used when there is an immediate and imminent threat to the school building population. Students and school staff are secured in rooms and no one is allowed to leave until the building has been deemed safe. This procedure …
Jim Niedermeier, Principal The most critical skill for kids in school to learn is information literacy. I know what you’re thinking: What about math? What about reading? What about social studies? What about science?! Hold your horses! Sure, these disciplines are critical, but without the ability to differentiate between good information and bad information, you …
Danielle Hemmid and Jess Obercon Welcome to the 2019-2020 school year! Jess and I are excited for the upcoming year and we wanted to take a minute to share with you what we did over the summer. A teacher’s work is never complete and we are always on a quest to learn new and innovative …
Jim Niedermeier, Principal During the first couple of weeks of school, I’m a person divided. Not only am I a principal working to make sure that teachers and students have everything they need to be successful, I am also a dad who is worried about what my three kids are encountering in their new classrooms. …
