Mill Road Elementary School

Mill Road Elementary School, a symbol of early childhood in this small town, seems to be in a state of continual change and progress. Whether that progress is forwards (with it’s ever positive music department) or it’s teachers who most seem to have brought along with them a love of the subjects they teach at these early age group-​kids, it all seems to come to fruition here. Not only that, but with a gradual shift to the technological nature of most educational systems in the US, this school, even in the child’s young agehood, the child starts to learn the basics and intermediate levels of technology here too.
I know I graduated Red Hook Central Schools in 2002, but some of the teachers I had back then, are still here when my brothers’ graduated this school in 2009. There were some teachers that were very influential in my life that continue to make an impact on every child who receives the «training» from them. Although they all try to make a positive influence (so as not to exclude teachers that neither them nor I had not met), just a small group of teachers can mean a lifetime of memories. From the ever excellent Mr. Schubert (who is as devoted to the school to spend his day from 6:15AM till 7pm most weekdays and who raises a venus fly-​trap plant in his room to the Mrs. Longendyke to lots of others, they all mean to this community, a lot! They brought us all up, and continue to be a generosity to our community.
It’s interesting to note though that this school is actually 2 parts in one. It has an elementary school in one half the school (which grades Kindergarten through second attend) and an intermediate school connected right on (which houses grades three through five), and, starting with the 2011 – 2012 school year the business department in the one end of the school (which still uses their former address in a separate building south of town).
The school itself has undergone several renovations. It’s gotten a new roof, but that’s just a small tad information of what is expected of them to achieve in the upcoming years.
And before I sign-​off for today, I’d like to mention that Red Hook has always had a superb over the top music program, with well-​talented teachers who care about their students. Although some may act a bit weird (like the one in the middle school-http://www.yelp.com/biz/linden-avenue-middle-school-red-hook#hrid:hnrYM80Dmis0KGd7­sqNtRA) she cares just as much as every other teacher (in some way shape or form). I have been watching my previous performances and watching my brothers and it seems that Red Hook picks harder music pieces to perform, than the school level should have waited for. Pieces that were designed for high school chorus’ and bands, were played in middle school, pieces in middle school were played in elementary school, and early college-​level pieces were performed in the high-​school.