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One of the most iconic—and mysterious—characters in American literature is undoubtedly Jay Gatsby, the titular character in F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 novel, "The Great Gatsby." Students in Mrs. Amodeo's 11th grade honors English class are currently reading the novel, and though they're only on chapter 4, Amodeo challenged them with predicting what will happen next.

Since it's inception, Suffern High School's Heroes and Cool Kids club has traveled to the middle school to mentor sixth, seventh and eighth graders and answer any questions they have about high school life.

A look into some of the initial results of our school survey. 

Five Suffern High School students headed to Rochester for the New York State School Music Association All-State Festival Ensembles! They earned this honor by scoring a 100 at their NYSSMA solo auditions—not only did they each earn a perfect score, but they did so competing in categories at the highest level of difficulty.

Suffern High School once again hosted a Public Speaking Tournament where speech and debate teams from North Rockland, Clarkstown North and South, Briarcliff Manor and Spring Valley high schools gathered to compete in poetry, prose, dramatic monologue, original oration and impromptu categories.

Suffern High School hosted their 46th annual Fitness Superstars Competition, where students who scored well on their Presidential Physical Fitness Test (the top 25 boys and 25 girls in each grade) are invited to compete against each other in the 40 yard dash, 600 yard run, standing broad jump, pull ups or arm hang and shuttle run.