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JJHS PTO Stress/Anxiety Presentation
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WELCOME TO JOHN JAY HIGH SCHOOL
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Differential calculus as an application of shooting a basketball in Senior Calculus.
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John Jay High School's Prevention Awareness Council visited the middle school for Red Ribbon Week.
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AP Environmental Science classes helped with trail restoration at Leon Levy Preserve.
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Ann Marie Lipinsky, head of the high school science department, has been named a Master Teacher. MORE.
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Games are a fun way to practice a new language. Read about the newest language to be offered at JJHS here.
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Jack McMahon’s composition is selected for the NYSSMA Electronic Music Composition Showcase!
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Congratulations, Semifinalists in the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Competition!
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Announcing Ruby Potash, Valedictorian, and Jordan Schwartz, Salutatorian, of the Class of 2019!
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Mandarin Added to World Languages Department
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Ann Marie Lipinsky, Head of the Science Dept, Named Master Teacher
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Jack McMahon's "Free Flying" Featured at NYSSMA Electronic Music Composition Showcase
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"The Stories of 9-11" Embodies KL Learning Commitment
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Andrew Selesnick Reaffirms Commitment to KL Learning Commitment
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Two Staff Developers Appointed by the KLSD Board of Education
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John Jay High School Recognized as "No Place for Hate" by Anti-Defamation League
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Frank Noschese Receives Excellence in Physics Teaching Award
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Jeffrey Swiatowicz Appointed Principal of John Jay Middle School
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A Message From The Principal, Dr. Steven Siciliano
September 1, 2018
Dear John Jay Community,
The start of a new school year is always special. While summer vacations are both necessary and fun, there comes a time when students are missing their friends, teachers are missing their students, and parents are missing the regular rhythms and routines of life synonymous with having school-aged children. It’s time to begin anew.
All of the necessary preparations are being completed as we welcome our students back to John Jay High School on September 5th. Our hope is that students avail themselves to everything the high school has to offer. We seek to engage our students both academically and socially, help students explore what is meaningful to them, and see them contribute as valued members of this very special learning community.
As we welcome back our returning sophomores, juniors, and seniors, well-established routines will commence in order to set expectations for students and getting them off to a good start. Our incoming freshman will also receive all the necessary guidance to fully welcome and integrate them into their new school. We look forward to building and maintaining strong bonds with all our students and their families and making positive life-long memories.
Parents are encouraged to stay connected by perusing the high school’s webpage and our bi-weekly bulletins that being arriving via email on September 7. This bi-weekly bulletin hopes to keep the community up to date as to important building events and dates.
Thank you for all your ongoing support as we anticipate a wonderful 2018-19 school year. Enjoy the rest of the summer and we look forward to starting school on September 5th.
Sincerely,
Steven T. Siciliano, Ed.D.