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Photo courtesy of Deer Park School District In early January, fifth graders from Deer Park’s John F. Kennedy Intermediate School took an exciting and educational field trip to the Deer Park High School Aquatic Center swimming pool. The long-planned trip covered physical skills related to self-rescue for situations like muscle cramps, exhaustion and sudden immersion […]
Photo courtesy of West Islip Union Free School District On Jan. 26, West Islip Union Free School District graduate and former Manetuck Elementary School student Vincenza Robiglio visited Manetuck Elementary for a special P.S. I Love You Day project. Robiglio was the recipient of the P.S. I Love You Day scholarship in 2023, given by […]
Pictured: Rocky Point Middle School teachers Elizabeth Mancini (back right) and Rebecca Pagnotta (second row, left) with sixth graders. Photo courtesy of the Rocky Point School District Students from Rocky Point Middle School are continuing to strengthen connections with one another and had a recent opportunity to do just that with first graders. Twelve sixth […]
Photo courtesy of Dan Seagraves. The Suffolk County Art Leaders Association (SCALA), in partnership with The Babylon Citizens Council on the Arts (BACCA), present the SCALA/BACCA Annual Student Show at Babylon Old Town Hall, 47 West Main Street, Babylon, NY 11702. The Annual Student Show invites students in Suffolk County, whose districts are members of […]
Photo courtesy of North Babylon School District Students in grades four and five at Belmont Elementary School in the North Babylon School District recently participated in a three-week interactive program called “Friendships Across Differences.” The program included discussions and activities to foster positive relationships among students with diverse backgrounds.
Pictured: Massapequa Supervisor of Science Daniel Mezzafonte, left, and Berner Middle School Principal Jason Esposito congratulated seventh graders Fiona Ash, second from left, and Kayla Vessalico on advancing to the finals of the Institute for Advanced Computational Science Challenge. Photo courtesy of the Massapequa School District A shared love of science prompted Fiona
Photo courtesy of West Islip Union Free School District West Islip High School’s Future Business Leaders of America chapter, accompanied by adviser Mrs. Krawczyk and business teacher Mrs. Morgigno, visited the headquarters of Arizona Iced Tea in Woodbury on Jan. 10. This exclusive opportunity allowed students to witness firsthand the dynamic operations of one of […]
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