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The Student Perspective 200 Feet above the Hudson River

THE HALDANE OUTLOOK

The student perspective from 200 feet above the Hudson River
The Student Perspective 200 Feet above the Hudson River

THE HALDANE OUTLOOK

The Student Perspective 200 Feet above the Hudson River

THE HALDANE OUTLOOK

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A front page from one issue of the student newspaper "The Haldane Central Flash"
dated October 17, 1938. (Archival Newspaper courtesy the Putnam History Museum)

Looking Back at Haldane

January 19, 2025

The following is excerpted from the student-run Haldane school newspaper, "Haldane Central Flash" Vol. 1 No. 3, October, 27, 1938. Stay tuned to our next issue for the full story and for more excerpts...

Haldane Freshman Max Robohm assists a client at the Philipstown Food Pantry tables in the First Presbyterian Church in Cold Spring on January 11th.

Helping End Hunger

By Lincoln Wayland and Tess Hereford January 19, 2025

Most students sleep in on Saturday mornings. Senior Wilson Robohm doesn't. Starting at 8 am every Saturday, he joins a small group of Haldane students who volunteer at the Philipstown Food Pantry. During...

Brian Brutting, driver of Yellow Bus.

Meet Haldane’s Dedicated Team of Bus Drivers

By Keira Shanahan, Editor-in-Chief January 19, 2025

Hollering kids. After-school foot traffic. Car-filled streets. These are some of the many distractions that our school bus drivers must manage while getting us to school safely and on time. In an interview...

Coping with College Rejection

Coping with College Rejection

By Louis Ferreira, Contributing Writer January 19, 2025

It's winter. A season of celebration and biting cold. The start of a new year and the end of an old one, and most importantly, for many seniors, it is the season of college application acceptances…or...

Teacher Feature: Ms. Marilyn Granese

Teacher Feature: Ms. Marilyn Granese

By Helen Hutchison, Opinion Editor January 19, 2025

What is your favorite color? “I'd say purple.” Do you have any pets? “The only pets that we’ve had are betta fish. We’ve been through three, so I think that we’re gonna put a rest on the...

Predicting 2025 Trends

Predicting 2025 Trends

By Tess Hereford, News Editor January 19, 2025

Haldane students are no oracles, but they may have successfully predicted the future in a recent Outlook survey of 2025 trends. Throughout the decade, we have seen many new trends rise, fall, or remain...

2025 Resolutions

2025 Resolutions

By Lucia Petty January 19, 2025

 

The model UN team gathers for a group photo at the UCMUN conference.

Model UN in Connecticut

By Henry Schimming January 19, 2025

On the first weekend of November, Haldane's Model United Nations team competed with other schools at the 26th annual University of Connecticut Model United Nations (UCMUN) conference. Students were assigned...

6th, 7th and 8th grade students dance the night away at the Haldane Middle School Dance on November 8th in the auditorium.

Middle School Back on the Dance Floor

By Zephyr Wayland, Contributing Writer January 19, 2025

Sixth, seventh, and eighth graders had a blast on Friday, November 8th as the middle school dance lit up the auditorium. With an attendance of 135 out of 165 students, the dance had one of the highest...

Junior, Lucia Petty, dozes off during lunch

Hush, Little Haldane

By Hazel Berkley, Contributing Writer January 19, 2025

As the school year progresses and workloads begin to stack up, shuteye becomes less and less of a priority for students. Individuals in every grade pull all-nighters writing college essays, cramming for...

Seniors give welcome gifts to kindergarteners at the Homecoming pep rally.

Seniors and Kindergarteners Swap Experiences

By Helen Hutchison and Zohra Kapoor January 19, 2025

What does a 5-year-old think an 18-year-old does all day? What does a senior think about the day of a kindergartner? As seniors on a K-12 campus, we often reminisce about our elementary school years...

(L to R) Former Manitou and Garrison students Henry Amadei, Lotta Schweizer, Archie Stubbs, and Kaiser Toribio.

A Fresh Take on Haldane

By Amelia Kaye and Louisa Schimming November 2, 2024

This fall, the freshmen welcomed new classmates from Garrison and Manitou. We interviewed five of them about their first impressions of their new high school.  What made you choose to come to Haldane? Out...

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