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100 days smarter in Seaford

Posted Wednesday, February 18, 2015 2:53 pm

Seaford Harbor Elementary School students performed songs for their parents at the 100th day of school ceremony last week.

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Carol Riedener, a kindergarten teacher at the Manor School, stepped into the future by dressing like she was 100.

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Seaford Manor kindergartner Patrick Quinn was joined by his classmates in the 100-day parade.

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Ellie O’Rourke explored life as a 100-year-old.

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Carrie Cassarello, left, and Natalie Gonzalez, marched through the halls of the Manor School during the 100-day parade.

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Brady Falk and Matthew Schnappauf found their parents in the audience at Harbor School.

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See more photos from the 100th day of school here.

Kindergarten students in the Seaford School District marked a milestone during the second week of February — the 100th day of school.

Or course, they still have approximately 2,200 more days of school before they are handed that high school diploma, but it is certainly a start. At the Seaford Harbor School, students gathered in the all-purpose room to sing for their parents. Each class donned a different color shirt, and every student wore the necklace they made using 100 Fruit Loops.

At the Manor School, kindergartners marched in a 100-day parade through the halls of the school. Many of the students dressed up to look like they were 100 years old, and even some of the teachers got in on the action.