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Student holds up a worksheet, where she wrote a sentence about a Fire Safety Tip she learned during a fire safety demonstration.
Grade 2 Students Learn and Write About Fire Safety at Cahill Elementary

After returning to class, they practiced their writing skills by turning a fire safety tip they learned into a sentence. Each student carefully sounded out the words, helping them spell and strengthen their writing skills while reinforcing important fire safety lessons.

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Three students are dancing on the stage during the talent show.
Cahill's Got Talent 2026

Cahill was full of energy and creativity at this year’s “Cahill’s Got Talent” show! Thanks to the PTA’s support, students had the opportunity to share their unique talents—from singing and dancing, to magic tricks, to impressive piano and violin performances. They took the stage during the school day for their classmates and again in the evening for proud families.

Two students stand in front of a poster board that says Canada
Passport to Learning at Cahill Elementary School

Cahill Elementary School students spent the past month exploring the world without leaving campus. Each class selected a country to study, creating poster boards filled with facts, pictures of their flags, and meaningful objects that represented their chosen place.

two High School students take turns reading a book to the Kindergarten class in Spanish and Ukrainian
Bilingual Read-Aloud Brings Languages to Life at Cahill Elementary

Two High School students from Sarah Elia's English Language Learners class had a special opportunity to share their love of reading with younger learners at Cahill Elementary School. Saugerties High School senior Sara Dubon Hernandez and sophomore Mariana Konyk visited Elizabeth Lopez’s Kindergarten classroom for a bilingual read-aloud.

Student works with Laura Cahill on creating a jack o lantern for Halloween
Pumpkin fun was in full swing at Cahill Elementary!

Students in Erika Warren’s class teamed up with Assistant Principal Tricia Pipitone and Principal Laura Cahill for a hands-on pumpkin carving lesson. One group created a cheerful “happy pumpkin,” while the other designed a “scary, silly pumpkin.”