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Footage from a run/walk for suicide prevention organized by Danielle Darling and Eve Hayes, and comments from the students, were included in the video.

The school instituted a course for all first-year students this fall called Freshman Focus, an introduction to problem-solving and managing challenges in a positive and healthy way, and an alternative physical education course titled Mind, Body, Wellness.

Dr. Frances G. Wills, the New York State Board of Regents Ninth Judicial District representative, came to Linden Avenue Middle School to give Martha Strever an official Certificate of Recognition from the state Education Department.

Ms. Strever's status as New York's longest serving teacher has attracted media attention at the local and national levels.

The project was the product of four months of planning and an outgrowth of Red Hook surpassing the New York State Farm-to-School Initiative in which it encourages schools to have at least 30% of its lunch menu consist of New York-sourced items.

U.S. News and World Report's 2025 Best Middle Schools list focused heavily on state assessment proficiency.

The unique opportunity to have student-designed work executed by astronauts orbiting the planet is the product of the Red Hook Central School District taking part in the Student Spaceflight Experiments Program.

The Halloween Spirit came alive throughout Red Hook school buildings Thursday, as students and staff dressed up and engaged in costumed activities to celebrate the holiday.

District voters overwhelmingly supported refurbishing the high school gymnasium, among other repairs, in a special proposition vote.

Math teacher Martha Strever, who has been at the LAMS building since 1961, is gaining national and perhaps international attention.

The Red Hook Police Department purchased its first fully electric vehicle, which will be used by the School Resource Officer Program during months when school is in session.

Last school year Red Hook served students more than 59,000 free breakfasts, 51% more than the previous year. 

Staff in each building said the goal of the day was to get children settled in, with orientation assemblies planned for the coming days.

Superintendent of Schools Dr. Janet Warden formally welcomed staff back for the new year with a presentation at the high school’s Performing Arts Center that focused on how the district would transform to meet the evolving needs of students.