Sunday, February 16, 2025
Principal Megan McCormack kicked-off the holiday season on Dec. 20 with a musical Winter Extravaganza at Sea Cliff School. To the delight of the Pre-K-5 Sea Cliff School students, faculty and staff, McCormack invited high school students and teachers from the holiday jazz band, chamber orchestra, advanced dance ensemble, and Madrigals to perform holiday favorites for everyone to enjoy. Additionally, guest appearances were made by music teachers from North Middle School.
“The morning started with a Sea Cliff school-wide assembly,” McCormack said. “Everyone was dressed in festive Christmas and Chanukah holiday garments including reindeer antlers, vibrant lights, and colorful pajamas. We started with an interactive discussion about what a resolution is and how it connects to goal setting. Students learned about setting goals and were challenged to set one for themselves as a one-minute timer was visible on the screen. Students then shared their goals which led to a brief discussion on habits.”
Then, the talented North Shore High School musicians and their teachers assembled on stage to perform many popular holiday songs and lead a festive sing-along for all of Sea Cliff School to enjoy. Highlights of the event included:
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