Scudder Avenue Copiague, New York 11726 (631) 842-4014 Download Directions Principal: Cynthia Florio Assistant Principal: Janine Proulx
Hours: (Grades K-2) 9:30 a.m. to 3:40 p.m. (Grades 3-5) 9:05 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Students: 797 Faculty: 63
Susan E. Wiley Elementary School's highly qualified teachers and support staff are dedicated to teaching students the skills necessary to think critically and act responsibly. The school houses approximately 795 kindergarten through fifth-grade students who participate in valuable educational experiences that revolve around developing peer relationships and enhancing the school community.
The mission of the staff at Susan E. Wiley is to create a nurturing environment that will foster in every student a love for learning that will enable them to develop the analytical and critical-thinking skills needed to succeed in society. At Susan E. Wiley students can take advantage of a variety of experiences including a STEM program, before- and after-school academic assistance programs, intramural sports, student clubs and organizations, and many other programs dedicated to helping students explore their potential.
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In the spirit of Halloween, Mrs. Trotta’s class at Susan E. Wiley Elementary School learned a valuable lesson while reading “Alice & Greta.” In the book, the “Brewmerang Principle” states: “Whatever you chant, whatever you brew, sooner or later comes back to you!” Mrs. Trotta’s little sorcerers used their handmade wands to practice the “Brewmerang Principle” and conjure up some goodness in the world so goodness will come back to them.
Kindergarten students in Ms. Chaikin’s class at Susan E. Wiley Elementary School had a hands-on lesson in pumpkins this October. Students followed the steps in the flow map to learn how to carve a pumpkin. The students touched the seeds and got to feel the slimy pulp inside. After the pumpkins were turned into jack-o-lanterns, the students created their own pumpkin drawings.
In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage month in September, Dr. Pino’s kindergarten class at Susan E. Wiley Elementary School read and learned about Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. They celebrated her individuality as well as their own. Many of the students in the class came to the United States from all different countries and are part of multiple cultures. To culminate the lesson, each kindergartner created one piece of a masterpiece. All the individual pieces came together to make something beautiful.
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Guidelines on food in school & classroom celebrations
ELA Grades 3-8 Administered
Math Grades 3-8 Administered
Science Grades 4 and 8 Written