This summer, please take time to relax, unwind, and create family memories that we can look back on with a smile.
We are beyond proud to consider all of you members of our Cardinal family, and we look forward to strengthening our bond as time progresses. What does the future hold? We're not fortunetellers, but we do know this: whatever the summer and next school year have in store for us, we will experience it together. Dryden students at varying grade levels attended dances, placed in a statewide essay contest, learned to read, shouted from the student section, enrolled in college courses worth 386 credits, devoured books, perfected their art skills, won games and lost some while learning humility and sportsmanship, shared their opinions, mastered multiplication, succeeded in EdTech competitions, joined clubs, grasped difficult concepts, and built relationships with their classmates and teachers. This school year, we celebrated our students' success and supported them through our neighbor's tragedy. As the 2021-2022 school year winds down this week, we are doing the same as our students: looking both behind at the past and ahead at the future. This year, it reminded me that while the seniors are looking back on their school years, the kindergarteners are looking ahead with anticipation for what their future holds. Seeing the outgoing students welcome the incoming youngsters warms my heart. My favorite senior event, though, remains the Dryden Memorial Day Parade, when graduating seniors walk hand-in-hand with graduating kindergarteners. Over the past month, the Class of 2022 participated in activities planned just for them: College Signing Day, Prom, Senior Luncheon and Walk Through, Parade of Graduates, Awards Night, Commencement Exercises, and the Project Graduation All Night Party.
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