This document appears to be a program from an institute about teaching the Hudson Valley. It lists various field trips and projects that elementary, middle, and high school students participated in between 2003-2011 related to environmental education and historic sites along the Hudson River. It thanks teachers, photographers, organizations, and funders who supported the institute and student experiences.

1. Welcome!
In Conflict & Crises
2012 THV institute

2. Catskill
Elementary
Visit to Cohotate Preserve
2003-04

4. Poughkeepsie Day School
“The Hudson River Museum “ developed with the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, the
Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar College, the Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum,
and Clearwater
2004

6. Dobbs Ferry students seining with the
NYS Department of Environmental Conservation
2004

7. Bethlehem Middle School
Students visited Montgomery Place, Olana State Historic Site,
& the Fisher Center for the Performing Arts at Bard College
2004-05

8. Haldane Elementary School, Cold Spring
Mural project with Scenic Hudson and Putnam History Museum
2005-06

11. Horizons on the Hudson Elementary School, Newburgh
On the Sloop Clearwater
2005

14. Taconic Hills Schools, Columbia County
Visit to Copake Iron Works, Taconic State Park
2006

15. Sophie Finn Elementary School, Kingston
Painting a mural for fall
2006-07

19. Ellenville Middle School
Sam’s Point Nature Preserve, 2007-08

21. Krieger Elementary School, Poughkeepsie
Colonial Celebration after visiting Phillipsburg & Van Cortlandt manors
2008

22. Green Meadow Elementary School, Castleton
Archaeology project with Albany Heritage Area Visitors Center & Fort
Crailo State Historic Site
2008

24. Beacon Elementary Schools
J.V. Forrestal, Sargent , South Avenue , and Glenham
“I See Freedom” project with Mount Gulian Historic Site
2008-09

25. Randolph School
Wappingers Falls

29. Fostertown Elementary School, Newburgh
at Roosevelt-Vanderbilt NHS, 2011

30. Roundout Middle School students aboard John J. Harvey Tug boat, 2011

31. Dina Strasser’s keynote at 2011 institute

32. Photos of students were taken during
projects and outings made possible in
part by Explore Awards from Teaching the
Hudson Valley.
Thank you to teachers and
photographers who contributed photos!

33. Thanks to the following for
critical support of this year’s
institute…

34. Master Teachers
Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum and
The New Deal Store
Poughkeepsie Grand Hotel
Roosevelt-Vanderbilt Historical Association

35. Teachers’ aides
Central Hudson
Barnabas McHenry and Chris Marchitello,
Hudson Valley Greenway & National Heritage Area
Field trip chaperones
Hudson Highlands Land Trust
Olana Partnership
T.J. Cunningham, III
R. Abel Garraghan
Class Friends
Historic Hyde Park
Freeman (Ted) Putney

36. Teaching the Hudson Valley
is a program of
Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area
www.HudsonRiverValley.com
Hudson River Estuary Program,
NY State Dept. of Environmental Conservation
http://ww.dec.ny.gov/education/26.html
National Park Service’s Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Sites
www.nps.gov/hofr, www.nps.gov/elro, www.nps.gov/vama
Hudson River Valley Institute at Marist College
www.HudsonRiverValley.net