Lessons on Election Process

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Prior to Election Day, the first graders in Ms. Rizzo’s class at Deauville Gardens East Elementary School learned about the election process, voting requirements and how to vote. Each student created their own Election Day book filled with facts about voting.

First Grade Monster Match

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The first graders in Ms. Howe’s and Ms. Cunha and Ms. Skurnick’s classes at Deauville Gardens West Elementary School designed their own monster creations as part of a monster match project. Each class teamed up with a school from another location in New York State. Each class created their own monster and then sent directions to their partner school on how to design their monster. The partner schools also created a monster and sent the Copiague first graders step-by-step instructions to make their monster. The two classes will meet via Zoom to see if their monster match up to their directions.

Proudly Wearing Pink

October was Breast Cancer Awareness month. The staff at Susan E. Wiley Elementary School are wearing pink to show their support for those affected by breast cancer.

Marching Band Takes Fifth in Syracuse

The Walter G. O’Connell Copiague High School marching band ended their season with a fifth place performance at the Syracuse Carrier Dome on Oct. 31. The band scored an 80.95, their highest score in the past nine years. “It’s been a long road to bring the activity back this year, but it’s been so worth it to share this moment with these kids now,” said band director Eric Dobmeier. “Students overcame the challenges from the past year and even with the adjusted season, they were happy just to participate once again in marching band.”

Copiague Connect - November 2021

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