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420 Albany Avenue, Amityville, NY 11701
Phone Number: 631-565-6400
Grades: Pre-K, K
Principal: Dr. Pauline Collins
Hours: Kindergarten: 9:10 a.m. - 3:10 p.m.
Pre-K: 9:10 – 11:40 a.m.; 12:40 – 3:10 p.m.



Announcements

Dear Parents/Guardians:

It is with great pleasure that I welcome you and your child/children to Northeast Elementary School.  We understand that this is both an exciting and anxious time for you and your child, as you embark on your first school experience. However, we want to assure you that we will be supporting you throughout the process.

At Northeast Elementary School, we believe that all students can learn.  We also believe that all students have the right to a high quality education in an environment that is safe, positive and respectful of diversity.  It is our goal for all students to not only grow academically but also socially. 

Literacy is the foundation of success in school and success in life.  Our goal is to ensure that all students receive a solid foundation in literacy, so that they will be set on a path for success as they progress through the grades.  We encourage you to assist us in this effort by reading to your child every day and by attending our Parent Workshops and Family Learning Nights. 

Whether you are returning or attending school for the first time, our dedicated staff is committed to making this year a successful and memorable one.

Best,
Dr.  Pauline Collins
Principal


Estimados Padres / Guardianes: 

Es con gran placer que les doy la bienvenida a ustedes ya sus hijos a la Escuela Primaria Northeast. Entendemos que este es un momento excitante y ansioso para usted y su hijo, a medida que se embarca en su primera experiencia escolar. Sin embargo, queremos asegurarle que le apoyaremos durante todo el proceso. 

En Northeast Elementary School, creemos que todos los estudiantes pueden aprender. También creemos que todos los estudiantes tienen derecho a una educación de alta calidad en un ambiente seguro, positivo y respetuoso de la diversidad. Es nuestra meta para todos los estudiantes no sólo crecer académicamente sino también socialmente. 

La alfabetización es la base del éxito en la escuela y el éxito en la vida. Nuestra meta es asegurar que todos los estudiantes reciban una base sólida en la alfabetización, para que se establezcan en un camino para el éxito a medida que progresan a través de las calificaciones. Le animamos a que nos ayude en este esfuerzo leyendo a su hijo todos los días y asistiendo a nuestros talleres de padres y noches de aprendizaje familiar. 

Si sea que regrese o asista a la escuela por primera vez, nuestro dedicado personal está comprometido a hacer de este año un evento exitoso y memorable. 
Sinceremente,

Doctora Collins
Directora de Escuela


2017-2018 SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST/LISTA DE MATERIALES
1 FULL SIZE BOOK BAG/ 1 MOCHILA
2 FOLDERS/2 CARPETAS DE BOLSILLO
2 BOXES OF TISSUES/ 2 CAJAS DE PANUELOS DESHECHABLES
1 PACKET OF WIPES / 1 PAQUETE DE TOALLITAS

THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL BE NEEDED AT HOME FOR COMPLETING HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS/LOS SIGUENTES MATERIALES SE NECESITAN EN CASA PARA HACER LAS TAREAS:
PENCILS/ LAPICES
CRAYONS/CRAYOLAS
SCISSORS/TIJERAS
GLUE/GOMA DE PEGAR




Current News

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An Exciting Earth Exploration at Northeast

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From below the ground to the sky above, pre-K students at Northeast Elementary School learned all they could about earth.

During a week’s work of activities leading up to Earth Day, children in Lisa Carey’s class acquired new knowledge about the planet they call home through a variety of hands-on activities, such as when they explored a large box filled with dirt, grass, roots and worms. They performed a science experiment to learn how rain falls from the clouds and built a birdhouse that will be filled with seed and hung in the school’s garden.

Each child made his her own Chia pet by filling a cup with dirt, adding grass seed and drawing a face on the cup. Ms. Carey said once the grass grows, the children would be encouraged to take it home and plant it. As a culminating activity, children made edible cups of dirt from chocolate pudding, crushed graham crackers and gummy worms. 
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Northeast Celebrates Dr. Seuss

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Renowned children’s author Dr. Seuss inspired a night of educational exploration at Northeast Elementary School. To celebrate the man born Theodor Seuss Geisel in 1904, the school hosted its annual Dr. Seuss Family Learning Night on March 1.

After playing sight word bingo in the cafeteria, students then rotated through various centers in the gymnasium. There was a bean bag toss with words and a charting activity with goldfish that focused on the mathematical concept of more than and less than. Children used do-a-dots to make hats inspired by “The Cat in the Cat” and took photos at a selfie station using Dr. Seuss-themed props created by the middle school art department. 

Volunteers from the National Junior Honor Society at Edmund W. Miles Middle School assisted the children. Librarian Tina Smith said that all students received a bag with activities they could do with their families at home to reinforce literacy and math skills. 



Thursday, April 26, 2018
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