In celebration of Women’s History Month, Seneca Middle School students took part in an inspiring project led by Ms. Rose, a physical education teacher, and Ms. Estevez Creedon, the school librarian. The project encouraged students to research the incredible achievements of female athletes who have made a lasting impact on the world of sports.

Working in the school library, students explored the challenges and triumphs of these trailblazing women, gaining a deeper understanding of their contributions to athletics. This hands-on learning experience not only highlighted important historical figures but also motivated students to appreciate the perseverance and dedication of women in sports.

A big thank you to Ms. Rose and Ms. Estevez Creedon for making this project both educational and empowering.

Date Added: 3/31/2025

Seneca Middle School students came together in an inspiring show of support for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation, shaving their heads to raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer research. Organized by dedicated social worker Sarah Orlando, the event was a powerful display of community, compassion and courage.

With every buzz of the clippers, students demonstrated their solidarity with children battling cancer, proving that even small acts of bravery can make a big impact. Through their dedication, Seneca raised over $7,000 to support critical research efforts.

This event not only highlighted the generosity of the Seneca community but also reinforced the importance of standing together for a meaningful cause. A huge thank you to all the participants, donors and organizers for making this fundraiser a success!

Date Added: 3/26/2025