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Bella Tucker, 9, of New Hampshire, lost her arms and legs after getting a near-fatal infection last year.

Students in Richard Mansfield’s fifth-grade class at Clear Stream Avenue School have never met 9-year-old Bella Tucker, a girl from New Hampshire who lost both of her legs and arms to an infection last year. Yet they are doing what they can to make her life a little better. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 1/26/11

Clear Stream Avenue School students, from left, Alisha Victor, Jordy Diaz Mora and Pablo Pachucho worked together as a team to get Mora into a full set of goalie gear.

Islanders bring teamwork message to Clear Stream Avenue

Two members of the greater Islanders team visited Clear Stream Avenue School last week to talk about the importance of teamwork and doing well in school. Dina Tsiorvas, a.k.a. Dina the Arena Hostess, and mascot Sparky the Dragon held two assemblies on Jan. 14. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 1/19/11

Marah Jolibois, a student at South High School, paints new Assistant Principal Yannie Chon’s face at the PTA membership drive on Sept. 11.

Clear Stream PTA holds membership drive [Photo gallery]

The Clear Stream Avenue School PTA hosted a membership drive on Sept. 11. There were plenty of activities for the children including face painting and a DJ, as well as hot dogs and popcorn. There were also numerous health information booths for the adults. more

9/22/10

Yannie Chon, who has been a teacher and a literacy coach for the past 16 years, is the new assistant principal of the Clear Stream Avenue School.

Clear Stream welcomes new assistant principal

Yannie Chon’s commute got a little shorter this summer. After 16 years as a teacher and literacy coach in Queens, the Valley Stream resident is the new assistant principal of Clear Stream Avenue School in District 30. more

Andrew Hackmack | 9/8/10

John Singleton took over as the new principal of Clear Stream Avenue School on July 1 and has been busy getting ready for the upcoming year.

New Clear Stream principal ready to go

Education wasn’t John Singleton’s first choice of careers. But the new principal of Clear Stream Avenue is glad he made the switch. more

Andrew Hackmack | 7/14/10

John Singleton was appointed as the new principal of Clear Stream Avenue School. He starts July 1.

Clear Stream principal hired

The District 30 Board of Education hired John Singleton as the new principal of Clear Stream Avenue School on Monday night, to replace Helene Levine, who is leaving at the end of the year. more

Andrew Hackmack | 4/28/10

Minority educators hard to come by

I read with interest your article “Elementary district looks to increase minority hiring." It highlighted a problem many schools face finding minority candidates. Unfortunately, misinformed school board members frequently place blame for the lack of minority teachers and administrators on some error in school practices for candidate selection. more

4/21/10

Principal search has been fair

We are responding to the article “District 30 looks to increase minority hiring” (April 1-7). As the three parents on the Clear Stream Avenue principal search committee, we are quite perplexed by numerous statements questioning the ethical and transparent nature of the interview process. more

4/21/10

Clear Stream Avenue School Principal Helene Levine reads “Horton Hatches the Egg” reads to a second-grade class in honor of Dr. Seuss’ birthday.

It was rhyme time at Clear Stream

To celebrate the birth of a popular children’s author, guest readers visited classrooms at Clear Stream Avenue School to share the works of Dr. Seuss. more

Andrew Hackmack | 3/10/10

Second-Graders at Clear Stream Avenue School, from left, Alaina Chohan, Nayeli Melgarejo, Nyla Canete and Jerry LaRosa are joined by Assistant Principal Gerard Finelli with their T-shirts.

Art expresses childrens’ compassion

Second-graders at Clear Stream Avenue School have found their own special way to help those affected by the earthquake in Haiti. Each student designed a T-shirt to show they care for fellow children in another nation. more

Andrew Hackmack | 3/3/10

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