At AMD, students are engaged in a rigorous academic program that taps into their creativity and problem solving skills in a collaborative environment. We connect academic and social skills to support our motto of "AMD ROCKS" where we teach and practice Responsibility, Organization, Cooperation, Kindness and Safety!
Below is a video of our OHS, AMD, Claremont and Park School students performing for The Senior Citizen Valentine's Day Breakfast at the Community Center. The National Honor Society set up and served breakfast.
Spotlight on Instruction
Middle school students getting ready to climb the ropes of success.
If you want your child's baby picture included in the yearbook spread, please email the advisors a copy of the picture with their first and last name.
Don't forget to order your yearbook at Jostens.com
Please click flyer to buy some pizza, pizza!
Parents, please remind your children about the cell phone policy.
Padres, por favor recuerden a sus hijos la política sobre teléfonos móviles.
Hate Symbols
We acknowledge that our entire community is harmed when hate symbols such as swastikas are used and we stand together in strength against all symbols of hatred.
Please see additional resources to support conversations at home with your children.
Ossining Parents Advocating Collectively for Our Children (OPACC) is a parent advocacy group of more than 100 families who are dedicated to supporting the needs of black students in the Ossining Union Free School District (OUFSD). Started in 2006 by a group of black parents who were inspired to take action to define and remedy the opportunity and access gap, OPACC's push for equity in education continues today.
Please visit this link for Ossining Parent Academy that offers resources such as technology, parenting, mental health among other subjects.
Visite este enlace para la Ossining Parent Academy que ofrece recursos como tecnología, paternidad, salud mental entre otros temas.
Grown Ups Show Up Tip of the Week:
Responses Matter. Kids and teens may argue, stay silent, or ask tough questions. How you respond makes a big difference. Grown Ups Show Up, a campaign of Ossining Communities That Care, is here to help you become prepared to respond. Visit Grown Ups Show Upfor more information or click the following link for this week's resource. How to Respond to Your Kid's Questions or Arguments about Alcohol and Drugs
Consejo Semanal de Los Adultos Se Presentan:
Las respuestas importan. Los niños/as y adolescentes pueden discutir, permanecer en silencio o hacer preguntas difíciles. La forma en que respondes hace una gran diferencia.Los Adultos Se Presentan, una campaña de Ossining Communities That Care, está aquí para ayudarle a estar preparado/a para responder. Visita Los Adultos se Presentanpara obtener más información.
Chromebooks
Please remind your students to be kind to their Chromebook. Please use the case provided, charge it regularly and to keep their Chromebook secured at all times.
