Wednesday
There will be a college visit from the CUNY Macaulay Honors College at 10:30 in the lobby.
Thursday
There will be a college visit from Champlain College located in Burlington Vermont during lunch in the lobby.
Friday
Wake Forest University of North Carolina will be here at 9:30 am and Stevens Institute of Technology will be here
at 1:18 pm. Both visits will be in the School Counseling Office.
On Friday, November 1st we will be taking the Class of '25 photo on the bleachers. Please wear your senior shirts for the photo.
It will take place after school on Monday October 28 and Wednesday October 30 in the Conference Room of the School Counseling office. Our counselors will be available from
2:15 – 3:00 pm to help any senior who wants to apply during this free app week. Students should bring their laptop computers.
Dear Staff and Parents,
The Senior Class is excited to announce our Carousel of Cakes & Pies fundraiser, running for a short period to help you get ready for Thanksgiving! We invite you to support our seniors and enjoy some delicious desserts just in time for the holiday season. Here’s how you can participate: What: Carousel of Cake & Pie Fundraiser When: October 23rd to November 12th & Distribution on the 26th of November Why: To help our seniors with their end-of-year activities and give you an easy, tasty way to prepare for Thanksgiving!
We ask that you have your orders ready soon to ensure you’ll have the perfect desserts on your Thanksgiving table. Use the Google form link to place your order as soon as possible.
Thank you for your support and participation in making this event a success!
For more information please refer to the Seniors Schoology page or contact Ms. Espinal at 845-353-7100 ext. 7165. If you would like to donate, please click on the Signup Genius Link https://www.
National Substance Use Prevention started in 2011. It is the month that we "highlight the role of substance use prevention in both individual and community health, to remember those who have lost their lives to substance abuse, to acknowledge those in recovery as well as their children, parents, family, and friends supporting them" (National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN), 2024).
We recognize that substance use is more complicated than in the past. For one thing, smoking, vaping or using electronic cigarettes to consume nicotine or marijuana, is more pervasive and easier to conceal than traditional smoking has always been. Center for Tobacco stated that in 2022, one in seven high school students and one in 30 middle school student were currently using.
In spite of that, experts in prevention state that a school setting is one of the domains that is consistent and can help guide willing students to develop healthy behaviors. It is where students can interact with adult role models and focus on increasing academic and social competence.
This year during National Substance Use Prevention, we are leaning into sharing information on prevention and assisting teens with how to become smoke free. For more information, clink link District Student Support & Prevention Services.
The application can be found on the High School Schoology page. There will be a meeting in room 114 to answer any questions about the application on October 29th during lunch.
Please email Ms. Lorenzo with any questions. The link to the application is on the NHS Schoology page.
Congratulations! Tessa Cathcart, Samuel Gunther, Jane Heider, John Michalowski and Aryan Patel - Commended Students in the 2025 National Merit Scholarship Program.
Dear Students, Parents, and Community Members,
It is with great pride and excitement that I welcome you to Nyack High School. Our school is a place where students are encouraged to grow academically, socially, and emotionally, and where they are given the tools to become responsible and productive members of society.
At Nyack High School, we are committed to providing a high-quality education that meets the diverse needs of all our students. Our dedicated faculty and staff work tirelessly to create a nurturing and inclusive environment that fosters a love of learning. We believe in the potential of every student and strive to offer a variety of programs and opportunities to help each student succeed.
Inclusivity is at the heart of our school community. We celebrate the diversity of our students and recognize that each individual brings unique strengths, perspectives, and experiences to our school. Our goal is to ensure that every student feels valued, respected, and supported. We are dedicated to creating a school culture where differences are embraced and all voices are heard.
Our school community is built on a foundation of respect, responsibility, and resilience. We emphasize the importance of these values in everything we do, from our rigorous academic programs to our wide range of extracurricular activities. Whether it's in the classroom, on the athletic field, or in our various clubs and organizations, our students are encouraged to explore their interests and develop their talents.
We are proud of the many achievements of our students. From outstanding academic performance to impressive athletic accomplishments and community service projects, our students consistently demonstrate excellence and dedication. This year, we look forward to building on these successes and achieving even greater heights.
I invite you to stay connected with us through our website, where you will find important information about school events, programs, and resources. Your involvement and support are crucial to the success of our students, and we welcome your participation in our school community.
Thank you for entrusting us with the education and development of your children. Together, we will make this a remarkable year at Nyack High School.
Respectfully,
Nicole Saieva
Principal, Nyack High School
Attendance: 845-353-7110
Main Office: 845-353-7100
Nicole Saieva, Principal: 845-353-7101
Julio Cedeño, Asst. Principal: 845-353-7105
George Teasdale, Asst. Principal: 845-353-7105
Peter Bradley, Dean: 845-353-7115
Ethan Smith, Dean: 845-353-7115
Guidance Office: 845-353-7120
Nurse's Office: 845-353-7140
Athletic Office: 845-353-7135
Voice Mail System: 845-353-7165
