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World Kindness Day is dedicated to teaching kindness and empathy. And The Kindness Crusaders club at SMS was on the case, spreading joy and inspirational messages to their fellow classmates during all three lunch periods.

Ready...set...launch! Eighth graders in Mr. Walder's technology class put what they learned during their air and space unit into real world practice when they designed—and launched—their own rockets.

Middle school students aren’t eligible to play modified sports until seventh grade but, thanks to the District’s intramural program, sixth graders are able to try out various sports to give them an introduction to our athletics program.

Students in Ms. Lappetito’s seventh grade art class at SMS had the opportunity to chat with a working artist this morning thanks to an organization called Local Learning Network, which connects artists with classroom teachers.

Students at Suffern Middle School can now order their 2024-25 yearbooks.

Suffern Central is honored to continue its ongoing partnership with The JCK Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting mental wellness in schools. This week, JCK Founder, John Tessitore, and Kevin McMahon, Program Director, are at Suffern Middle School to work with seventh graders on the power of listening and creating tools, coping mechanisms and strategies to help each other and themselves.