Important Message from the Superintendent of Schools

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Pre-K Registration

For information regarding Pre-K registration for the 2022-22 school year, please see the flyer below.

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Collecting Toys for Tots at Barnum Woods Elementary School

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Members of the U.S. Marine Corps picked up Toys for Tots at Barnum Woods Elementary School on Dec. 16.

Members of the U.S. Marine Corps picked up Toys for Tots at Barnum Woods Elementary School on Dec. 16.

One of the Marines surprised their son after they picked up the collection.

The Barnum Woods Student Council teamed up with members of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve to collect Toys for Tots this holiday season.

Earlier this month, the Barnum Woods Elementary School community collected new, unwrapped toys, which were later distributed by the Marine Corps to underprivileged children. Both Student Council leaders and members of the Marine Corps spoke about giving back to people in need.

Through the collection, students learned about the importance of demonstrating kindness by helping others. Additionally, one of the Marines surprised their son after they picked up the collection.

East Meadow Sophomore Selected as HOBY Ambassador

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East Meadow High School sophomore Allison Sinnott, center, was recently selected as a Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership ambassador for the 2021-2022 school year. She was joined by East Meadow High School Principal Richard Howard and high school counselor Carly Salzman.

East Meadow High School sophomore Mahira Ahmed was recently selected as a Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership alternate ambassador for the 2021-2022 school year.

East Meadow High School sophomore Allison Sinnott was recently selected as a Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership ambassador for the 2021-2022 school year. Additionally, East Meadow High School sophomore Mahira Ahmed was named an alternate winner.

Founded in 1958, HOBY is an organization that strives to inspire and develop young volunteers to a life dedicated to leadership, service and innovation.

The HOBY award is given to sophomores throughout the country who best represent characteristics such as outstanding communication skills, sensitivity to the needs and concerns of others, courage to speak out for one’s beliefs and strong decision-making skills.

Both students will take part in the HOBY Leadership Seminar, which will be held in June 2022.

East Meadow Students Rehearse Their Own Rendition of ‘The Nutcracker’

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Students at Bowling Green Elementary School rehearsed their own rendition of “The Nutcracker” on Dec. 16.

Bowling Green students rehearsed different dance moves throughout the afternoon.

Students also created a poster for their rendition.

Students showcased their new moves in front of their teachers.

The East Meadow School District’s Music and Art Partnership program is well underway at the district’s elementary buildings. Students throughout the district got to rehearse their own rendition of “The Nutcracker.”

Music and dance instructor Ms. Oya worked with students on different dance moves, instruments and taught them about the history of “The Nutcracker.” The rehearsals prepped students as they viewed a live performance of “The Nutcracker” at the Tilles Center for the Performing Arts on Dec. 17.

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