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Students from Covert’s two fifth grade classes gathered on Jan. 16 to send off the shoes they collected in a three-month shoe drive.
Covert Elementary School students wrap up shoe drive
Fifth-graders at William S. Covert Elementary School donated more than 100 bags of shoes to help countries struggling with the aftermath of natural disasters. more
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Covert Elementary School auditorium reopens; gymnasium remains closed
The auditorium at William S. Covert Elementary School, which was closed at the beginning of the school year due to the discovery of mold, has reopened, school officials announced, but the gymnasium … more
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The Rockville Centre School District closed down the gym and auditorium at William S. Covert Elementary School after mold was discovered in both places.
Mold found at Covert School: Rockville Centre district closes gym and auditorium for cleaning
The students and faculty of William S. Covert Elementary School are currently not allowed to enter the gymnasium or auditorium because of mold, which was discovered last month, days before school … more
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Meryl Goodman danced with her second-grade students at William S. Covert Elementary School on June 6. The lesson was part of Sanford Harmony, a social and emotional learning program inspired by billionaire philanthropist Thomas Denny Sanford, who watched.
Covert Elementary School showcases social and emotional learning
Meryl Goodman asked a room of second-graders at William S. Covert Elementary School on June 6 to share ways that classmates can work together. “Include everyone,” said Mara Davidson. “Fabulous,” Goodman answered, prompting another student with her eyes. more
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Parents of kindergartners at William S. Covert Elementary School say the classes of 24 and 25 students are too large when considering the children's needs.
Parents of Covert Elementary School kindergartners push for smaller class sizes
Parents of kindergartners at William S. Covert Elementary School are pushing district administrators to add a third class to the grade in order to decrease the number of students in what they called “overcrowded and distracting” classrooms. more
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John Hassel, 8, twirled three plates at once.
Covert Elementary School students shine at Mr. C’s Circus
Students showed off a variety of skills at William S. Covert Elementary School’s annual Mr. C’s Circus on Jan. 31. Ringmaster Tom Cavalieu, a retired Covert gym teacher also known as Mr. C, started the event in 2001, and comes back each year to help put on the show. more
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Maggie Batkin and Charlie Piscatelli, center, were among the dancers representing Covert Elementary School at a ballroom dancing competition in Port Washington on Jan. 24. Behind them to the left, their classmates, Julia Coles and Lamont Briggs, showed off their skills.
Covert Elementary School students earn silver at ballroom dancing competition
A spirited bunch from Rockville Centre’s William S. Covert Elementary School took to the dance floor on Jan. 24 for Dancing Classrooms Long Island’s Winter Colors of the Rainbow Team Match & Festival in Port Washington, thrilling their parents and teachers and earning silver in the process. more
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William S. Covert Elementary School students danced the merengue during the culmination of a 10-week ballroom dance training program.
Dance program at Covert Elementary School morphs students into ‘ladies and gentlemen’
Fourth- and fifth-graders continued a tradition on Nov. 29 that has cemented itself into the culture at William S. Covert Elementary School over the last decade, as they performed an array of classic dances for their parents and teachers. more
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Teaching Aide Edie Tesar, who helped organize William S. Covert Elementary School’s annual WonderWalk, led students during the June 14 event that benefited the March of Dimes, which focuses on preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality.
Covert Elementary School leads fight against premature birth
Darren Raymar, principal of William S. Covert Elementary School, was on an airplane nearly eight years ago when his niece, Sami, was born prematurely. more
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Jim Pericas, right and Riley Levine, 11, hit it off on the dance floor.
Covert Elementary students tear up the Sandel dance floor
“Have you seen these kids before?” Sandel Member Marge Capobianco asked the reporter. “Not yet,” he replied. “You’re in for a special treat,” she told him, and sat with an eager … more
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