After three years at High Meadow teaching math, Jazmine’s new role finds her diving into interdisciplinary curriculum, and leaning into the relationships at the heart of teaching and learning.

For Bella Kosmacher, coming to work at High Meadow was both a leap of faith and a return to her roots.

Serving more than a decade on both our Board and PTO, during which she helped guide High Meadow through a global pandemic, Pia Kelly’s dedication to our school has been indispensable.

In only her second year at High Meadow, Raquel Ortiz, known as Rocky, has become involved across our campus. This year, she has dual roles as 2nd Grade Teaching Assistant and as the lead of our reimagined Spanish program. 

It would be hard to overstate the impact Hollie Saborido – board member, PTO President, and much more – has had on our school.

Our Class of 2025 spent May rounding out their HMS experiences with three days in DC and presentation of their Capstones projects.

Wyatt Garratt, class of 2011, is back in the Hudson Valley, exercising his creative side and seeking his fortune on the land.

During Black History Month, we've explored the contributions of Black people and communities locally, nationally, and globally.

Alum Gwyneth Larsen carries on her family’s local legacy, combining the arts, nature, counterculture, and community at Stone Mountain Farm.

31 years ago, a young mother heard about High Meadow; now, Kathy Flannery is a legend.

Our cross-grade "Buddies" program pairs younger and older children for the whole year to build relationships beyond the classroom.

We believe in educating students about democracy and the importance of civic participation at all ages.

First as student, then as teacher, Marissa Ender has spent close to 20 years at High Meadow.

For Janine Louis, landing at High Meadow was "instant love."

Our first family coffee of the year featured a conversation about the value of play for all ages.

Eli Winograd, who attended from 1987-1990, is now a High Meadow parent after years away from the Hudson Valley.

Pride Month activities included marching in New Paltz, guest performances, and engagement through the arts.

The class of 2024 is ready for what's next! Learn where they'll attend high school and a favorite memory from HMS.

Students ranged far and wide exploring science, history, and culture, with destinations including the Cary Institute and Frost Valley YMCA.

A free event for all ages showcasing science, innovation, math, and creativity, the Bright Ideas festival returns to High Meadow for its...