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Seussical KIDS brings Dr. Seuss magic to the Grant D. Morse Stage!

With the Cat in the Hat as narrator, audiences followed Horton the Elephant on his journey to protect the tiny Whos of Whoville, sharing powerful lessons about friendship, loyalty, and standing up for what’s right.

This incredible show featured 42 talented cast members from Grades 3–5, along with 12 dedicated Grade 6 crew members who have grown through their involvement in the program. Their hard work and enthusiasm truly shined on stage.

We are so proud of the outstanding performances and the quality of acting displayed by our students. A heartfelt thank you goes to Director and Theatre Advisor Valerie Raleigh for her dedication to the arts and for inspiring our students every step of the way.

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Students performing in the GDM play Seussical KIDS

Our Grant D. Morse Elementary School students recently took to the stage to present Seussical KIDS, a high-energy musical inspired by the timeless works of Dr. Seuss. This imaginative production brought together beloved stories like Horton Hears a Who, The Cat in the Hat, The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, Yertle the Turtle, and more—creating a colorful and heartwarming adventure for all to enjoy.

The image is of the clarinet section in the band.

March is a time to celebrate the incredible student musicians who perform throughout the Saugerties Central School District! From daily rehearsals to exciting performances, we are so proud to see their talent, dedication, and creativity come to life through music.

Winner of the spelling bee holds up her ribbon and trophy.

Students in grades 4, 5, and 6 put their spelling skills to the test during this year’s Spelling Bee, and the competition was sharp from start to finish. Sixteen spellers took to the stage and worked through five rounds of challenging words.

Kristina Giangreco and Keenan Jones stand in front of a room full of bags filled with toys.

The spirit of giving is alive and well at Grant D. Morse Elementary School, where teachers came together to support school families through an Adopt-A-Student gift drive. Principal Kristina Giangreco worked alongside the school’s social worker, nurse, and psychologist to identify families in need. Teachers and staff selected gifts from an anonymous list and purchased items to help ensure every student felt remembered this season.