Keyword: Elementary
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Mr. Met teamed up with Rock and Wrap it Up to launch its snack wrap program at Covert Elementary School on March 2. The snack wrap program encourages students to donate unopened manufactured snacks …
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3/10/10
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Watson Elementary School may be one of the smaller schools in Rockville Centre, but there wasn't anything small about the amount of money its community raised to benefit the Red Cross International …
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3/10/10
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Hewitt Elementary School’s kindergartners were recently surprised with a visit from two of Rockville Centre’s bravest. Firemen Jack Cook and Dan Moriarty from Eureka Ladder Co. 1 came to speak to …
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3/10/10
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Members of Girl Scout Troop 808 — fourth graders from Hewitt Elementary School — recently earned their Bronze Award by becoming aware about animals, animal shelters and how they can help animals in their community.
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3/3/10
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Fourth grade students in Kara Spinelli’s class at Wilson Elementary School recently participated in the Valentines for Veterans program, creating cards to send to veterans at local VA hospitals. …
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2/24/10
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Organizers of the St. Agnes Cathedral Elementary School’s annual gala ball, held last Saturday night at the Garden City Hotel, said the event was a true success
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2/18/10
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As part of an ongoing philanthropy project, South Side High School senior Chris Boss, a Covert Elementary School alumnus, invited all students at his former school to participate in a tournament-style dodgeball event on Feb. 4 in the Covert gym.
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2/17/10
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St. Agnes Cathedral Elementary School took part in Catholic Schools Week this year with a special Mass, an open house, a reception and registration for the coming school year. This year’s theme, …
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2/10/10
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Students at Hewitt Elementary School spent the Friday before their three-day weekend learning about the reason they had Monday off— Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.—and his impact on the world. In …
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1/20/10
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Students at Hewitt School are broadening their horizons. In addition to furthering their academic skills, Mrs. Barbara Jay’s fourth grade class is learning first hand that they can make a positive difference in the world around them. Throughout the year, these children donate their own handmade quilts to the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Pediatric Unit. Every day, Mrs. Jay sets aside 30 minutes after lunch to instruct her students on how to collaboratively construct a quilt.
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1/20/10
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