Parkway Elementary School is an integral part of our community. Students are invited to discover, experiment, invent, and dream in our child-centered classrooms. The staff strives to advance the achievement of all students by creating and maintaining an academically rigorous environment where students are supported and nurtured so that all of them have the opportunity to meet their maximum potential. Educating the students of Parkway is truly a team effort. We are proud of our highly involved and active PTA. Members work closely with our administration, teachers and staff to provide a wide array of programs and activities that are integrated with our curriculum. As a team, we emphasize and promote a spirit of collaboration and cooperation in all of our efforts to enrich and educate our students. It is our goal to meet the academic, social and emotional needs of each individual student and help each one of them strengthen their character. We pride ourselves in our ability to foster a spirit of collaboration and cooperation in all of its efforts to enrich and educate our students. With the efforts of our dedicated staff and the home/school connection, we strive to ensure excellence in education for all our children.
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In honor of Music in our school Months, schools in the East Meadow School District created videos for the 2021 East Meadow Music Department Showcase. According to the National Association for Music Education, MIOSM is an annual month-long celebration when schools and communities celebrate music in their local schools and the educators who dedicate themselves to bringing music into the lives of students every day.
Please enjoy these videos from our elementary schools and stay tuned for showcases from the secondary level!
McVey Elementary
Bowling Green Elementary
Barnum Woods Elementary
Meadowbrook Elementary
Parkway Elementary
In celebration of Pick A Reading Partner month, students at Parkway Elementary School took book selfies with their favorite titles! PARP is a program that asks a partner to read with a child for at least 20 minutes daily, stressing the fact that reading can be fun as well as informative. The daily activity of reading together strengthens reading and communication skills in the child and strengthens their relationship.
Students at East Meadow High School recorded videos of themselves reading children’s books in different languages for younger students at Parkway Elementary School during Pick a Reading Partner month. PARP is a program that asks a partner to read with a child for at least 20 minutes daily, stressing the fact that reading can be fun as well as informative.
Multiple classes at Parkway participated in the virtual read along. The high school readers appeared on the screen with a book and recited the books in either Italian or Spanish. Some of the books were presented using American Sign Language, with someone reading the story as they signed. In addition, the ASL high school students taught the younger students how to sign their names as part of the activity.
The fifth installment of How Great Happens Here highlights the district's physical education and athletics department, featuring Director of Physical Education, Health and Athletics Kristi Detor!
Elementary schools throughout the East Meadow School District recently celebrated 100 days of school with a variety of fun and educational activities.
At Bowling Green Elementary School, a mural with 100 smiley faces was assembled in the entryway of the building to represent the day’s theme of “100 reasons to smile.” Additionally, first grade students held a 100th day of school fashion show, proudly showing off homemade T-shirts.
Students at Meadowbrook Elementary School created projects and completed activities in class with the 100-day theme. Some students also dressed up as if they were 100 years old to commemorate the 100 days of learning.
Lastly, Parkway Elementary School celebrated the 100th day of school with in-class activities. As an example, kindergarten students in Pamela Tobin’s class danced along to a video, counting to 100 to celebrate. The students also wore crowns adorned with their favorite thing about the last 100 days.
Ramadan Begins at Sundown
PKY PTA Meeting, 7:00 p.m.
PKY VIP Dance
Report Cards Available on Home Access Center after 4:30 p.m.
BG, MBK, McV, PKY School Spirit Day