Sewanhaka Central high SChool DiStriCt

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Sewanhaka Central high SChool DiStriCt
Board of Education
DAVID T. FOWLER - President, Floral Park-Bellerose
kEVIn DEnEhy - Vice President, Elmont
jOsEPh ARmOcIDA - Franklin square
DAVID DEL sAnTO - new hyde Park-Garden city Park
PATRIck EmEAGWALI - Elmont
LAuRA FEROnE - Floral Park-Bellerose
jEAn FIchTL - Franklin square
jOAn ROmAGnOLI - new hyde Park-Garden city Park
adMiniStrativE dirEctory
central Administration
77 Landau Avenue, Floral Park, ny 11001
Regular School Board meetings are generally held on the 4th Tuesday of each month at 8:00 pm
and are open to the public. In the 2015-16 school year all meetings will be held in Sewanhaka High
School. Please see your local papers for specific information.
SEwanhaka cEntral council of PtaS
The sewanhaka central council PTAs serves as a coordinating agency for the Elmont memorial,
Floral Park memorial, h. Frank carey, new hyde Park memorial, and sewanhaka high school
PTsAs and the PTAs from the elementary school districts of Elmont, Floral Park, Franklin square
and new hyde Park. Its purpose is to provide information and facilitate communication among
them. It represents approximately 16,000 families through its component units.
General/Executive Board meetings are conducted five times per year. The council also meets with
the superintendent of the high school district and sponsors many programs such as college and
career night and sEEsAAW Programs.
2015 - 2016 council officErS
President
First Vice-President
second Vice-President
Third Vice President
honorary 4th Vice President
corresponding secretary
Recording secretary
Treasurer
Past President
Pam naso
Veronica Goldberg
jane chan
Theodora Ridley
Dr. Ralph Ferrie
Tiffany capers
sharon Woitko
Lisa Friel
Barbara Reynolds
GEnEral MEMBErShiP/ExEcutivE coMMittEE MEEtinGS
October 8, 2015
Executive Board mtg./Elmont-sEEsAAW Program at 8 pm
november 5, 2015 scc of PTAs superintendent Liaison meeting @ central
December 4, 2015
scholarship Dinner/meeting @ h. Frank carey
january 14, 2016
Exec. Board mtg./sewanhaka-sEEsAAW Program at 8 pm
march 3, 2016
scc of PTAs superintendent Liaison meeting @ central
April 7, 2016
Floral Park/Elections & Budget meeting at 8 pm
june 16, 2016
Installation Dinner @ TBA
june 18, 2016
scc of PTAs Delegates’ Training @ TBA
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352-5722
488-9800
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455-6113
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August 19, 2015 ................................................................ membership/Reflections/Treasury Workshop
september 29, 2015 ................................................................................................ Resolutions Workshop
October 20, 2015 .................................................................................................................Fall conference
October 28, 2015 ................................................................................................................ President’s RAP
november 13-15, 2015 .............................................................................................. nys PTA convention
november 23, 2015 ..................................................................................... Presidents’/Principals’ Dinner
january 21, 2016 ...................................................................................nomination & Election Workshop
march 5, 2016 ......................................................................................................... Legislation Roundtable
march 9-10, 2016................................................................. nys PTA Legislation Education conference
April 11, 2016 ................................................................................................ Arts-in-Education showcase
may 16, 2016 ..................................................................................................................spring conference
june 9, 2016 .....................................................................................................................Officers’ Training
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dr. ralph P. ferrie ....................................................................................................... 488-9800 Ext. 9873
Superintendent of Schools
kevin o’Brien ................................................................................................................................ 488-9810
Assistant Superintendent for Finance & Operations
John capozzi ................................................................................................................................. 488-9805
Assistant Superintendent for Personnel & Administration
dr. cheryl h. champ ................................................................................................... 488-9800 Ext. 9874
Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction
regina M. agrusa ......................................................................................................................... 488-9853
Assistant Superintendent for Pupil Personnel & Special Education Services
Director of Instructional Technology
and student Achievement ....................................... christopher D. nelson .......................... 488-9816
Director of Facilities/Operations ................................. matt castelluzzo ................................... 488-9827
Transportation & Purchasing supervisor ................... michael Onufrey .................................... 488-9821
Administrative Assistant to the superintendent ....... Fred Raulli.............................................. 488-9823
school Lunch manager ................................................. suzanne semler ..................................... 488-9667
Attorneys ....................................................................... Bernadette Gaffney, Esq. ...................... 488-9860
noah Walker, Esq .................................. 488-9860
supervisor of special Education services ................... Brian Wipperman .................................. 488-9853
career & Technical Education ..................................... Peter Dalton ........................................... 488-9638
2015-2016 calEndar at a GlancE
Tuesday & Wednesday, september 1 & 2 ........................................superintendent’s conference Days
Thursday, september 3 ......................................................................................... First Day of Instruction
monday, september 7 .................................................................................................................. Labor Day
monday & Tuesday, september 14 & 15...........................................................................Rosh hashanah
monday, september 21 ............................................................. college and career Fair @ nhP 7:00 pm
Wednesday, september 23 ...................................................................................................... yom kippur
Thursday, October 8 ...................................................sEEsAAW Program @ Elmont memorial 8:00 pm
monday, October 12 .............................................................................................................columbus Day
Wednesday, October 28 ........................................................................................ Parent conference Day
Tuesday, november 3 .......................................................................... superintendent’s conference Day
Wednesday, november 11 ....................................................................................................Veterans’ Day
Thursday & Friday, november 26 & 27................................................................... Thanksgiving Recess
Wednesday, December 2....................................................... career Education Orientation @ shs 7 pm
Thursday, December 24 - Friday, january 1 ......................................................................holiday Recess
Thursday, january 14 .......................................................... sEEsAAW Program @ sewanhaka 8:00 pm
monday, january 18 ........................................................................................ martin Luther king jr. Day
Tuesday, january 26 - Friday, january 29 ............................................. Regents and statewide Testing
Friday, january 29 ....................................................................................................End of First semester
monday, February 1.............................................................................................second semester Begins
monday, February 15 - Friday, February 19 ....................................................................... Winter Recess
Wednesday, February 24 ...........................................................................................District sports night
Thursday, march 24 - monday, march 28 ............................................................................Easter Recess
Thursday, April 7 .................................................................................................... District music Festival
monday, April 25 - Friday, April 29 ......................................................................................spring Recess
Wednesday, may 4 ............................................................................................................ Budget hearing
Tuesday, may 17 .........................................................................................................District Budget Vote
monday, may 30.....................................................................................................................memorial Day
monday, june 13 ............................................................................................ Last Day of Regular classes
Tuesday, june 14 - Thursday, june 23 ...............................................District Testing & Regents Exams
Friday, june 24 ............................................................................................................... Last Day of school
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General InformatIon
SChool DireCtory
ElMont MEMorial hiGh School
555 Ridge Road, Elmont, ny 11003
Principal
mr. kevin Dougherty
Assistant Principal
mr. Brian Burke
Assistant Principal
ms. Alicia calabrese
Assistant Principal
Dr. Edward Thomas
488-9200
488-9201
488-9206
488-9202
floral Park MEMorial hiGh School
210 Locust street, Floral Park, ny 11001
Principal
Dr. kathleen sottile
Assistant Principal
TBD
Assistant Principal
mr. john kenny
488-9300
488-9302
488-9301
h. frank carEy hiGh School
230 Poppy Avenue, Franklin square, ny 11010
Principal
ms. Valerie Angelillo
Assistant Principal
ms. sharon Flynn
Assistant Principal
mr. marc Isseks
539-9400
539-9491
539-9403
nEw hydE Park MEMorial hiGh School
500 Leonard Boulevard, new hyde Park, ny 11040
Principal
Dr. Richard Faccio
Assistant Principal
ms. Rosemary DeGennaro
Assistant Principal
ms. maria hecht
488-9500
488-9502
488-9501
SEwanhaka hiGh School
500 Tulip Avenue, Floral Park, ny 11001
Principal
ms. Debra Lidowsky
Assistant Principal
ms. nichole Allen
Assistant Principal
mr. Peter Dalton
Assistant Principal
mr. Paul naraine
488-9600
488-9601
488-9638
488-9602
DiStriCt CoorDinatorS/SuperviSorS
Art ......................................................cassandra Papajohn-shaw ...................................... 488-9308
Business Ed./Technology.................christine Licastri ...................................................... 488-9622
English ...............................................Frank Geritano .......................................................... 488-9523
English as a second Language ........Diane DeLuca ............................................................ 539-9425
Family & consumer science ............joan chieffo .............................................................. 539-9424
Library/media ...................................karen Annunziata..................................................... 539-9444
mathematics .....................................Robert Pontecorvo .................................................... 539-9426
music .................................................Eileen kramer ........................................................... 488-9227
Physical Ed./Athletics ......................matthew mcLees ...................................................... 488-9858
science ...............................................Regina huffman ........................................................ 488-9230
social studies ....................................matthew schwartz ................................................... 488-9631
World Languages..............................Esther Acevedo ........................................................ 488-9625
attEndancE
Regular school attendance is a major component of academic success. Any absence from
class is therefore detrimental to the learning process. The attendance policy is intended
to encourage full attendance by students and limit the level of absences, tardiness, and
early departures (ATEDs) from school. Excused ATEDs are defined as absences, tardiness,
and early departures from class or school due to personal illness, death in the immediate
family, approved family emergency, religious observance, required court appearances,
medical appointments, approved college visits, and approved school activities. All other
ATEDs are considered unexcused absences. It is the parent’s responsibility to notify the
school office within 24 hours of the reason for the ATED and to provide a written excuse
upon the student’s return to school. If after three school days the school has not been
notified to the contrary, the absence will be considered unexcused.
attEndancE officE - tElEPhonE nuMBErS
Elmont memorial
488-9251
Floral Park memorial
488-9351
h. Frank carey
539-9451
new hyde Park
488-9551
sewanhaka
488-9651
A student who has more than twelve (12) absences in a semester course, or twenty-four
(24) absences in a full year course, will receive no credit for that course. Being late to class
three (3) times is the equivalent of one (1) absence. students with too many absences may
appeal the loss of credit to the building principal.
A copy of the Board Policy-5502 “student Attendance” is available in each school and at
the District website, http:///www.sewanhaka.k12.ny.us.
coMMunity uSE of School facilitiES
non-profit, non-sectarian organizations, whose membership is primarily made up of
district residents, may have the use of school facilities under appropriate circumstances.
Applications and inquiries should be made to the Building Principal or the District Director
of Athletics at 488-9858.
lEavinG thE School BuildinG
students may not leave the school grounds for any reason without the written permission of
the Principal or Assistant Principal. A note from the parent or guardian must be presented
before consideration will be given to any request for early dismissal.
lockErS
Each student is assigned a locker at the beginning of the school year, and is required to
purchase a lock. students have access to their lockers before school, during passing time
between classes and at the end of the school day. students are reminded to secure their
lockers at all times and never to reveal their combinations to anyone. Lockers remain under
the control of the administrators and custodial staff of the building and are subject to
periodic inspection at any time.
rESidEncy hotlinE
A new residency hotline has been created. District residents who believe that non-resident
students are in attendance at one of our District schools may call a confidential telephone
line to report this information: 516-488-9804.
calEndar covEr artwork
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SpeCial prograMS
ProGraMS for achiEvEMEnt
The sewanhaka central high school District
provides unique opportunities for challenging,
encouraging and supporting students with
special skills, competencies, and talents. special
programs, such as READ 180, enrichment and
advanced courses, Advanced Placement courses,
and the Talented and Gifted program enable
students to develop their critical thinking skills
and creativity. students are encouraged to become
leaders, provide community service and immerse
themselves in our academic, extracurricular and
athletic programs.
Social workEr SErvicES
A professional is assigned to each building in
order to coordinate school and home problems
which affect the progress and behavior of the
student. The social worker also maintains
communication with appropriate community and
governmental agencies.
SPEEch thEraPy
speech therapists are employed by the District
to identify, assess and remedy certain speech
difficulties or defects. students in need of this
service may be scheduled to meet with the therapist
on a regular basis.
hEalth SErvicES
All students entering grades 7 and 10 are
required by law to submit written proof
of a medical examination by a physician.
The District will provide medical examinations
by school physicians in all cases where parents
elect not to utilize their family physician.
A full-time nurse is assigned to each building
to provide emergency care, counseling and
maintenance of health records. hearing and vision
tests are performed periodically.
PuPil rEcordS
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
(FERPA) was enacted as federal law in 1974 to
provide parents of a student under age 18, students
over 18 years of age, and parents of a dependent
PuPil rEcordS (continued)
student 18 years of age or older with the right to
inspect and review any and all records, files, and
data directly related to the student. your rights
and the procedure to inspect, review, and request
amendment of student records is detailed by
Board Policy 5591 and is available on the District’s
website.
certain
information
called
“directory
information,” which includes a student’s name,
address, telephone number, date and place of
birth, major course of study, participation in
school activities or sports, weight and height if a
member of an athletic team, dates of attendance,
degree and awards received, most recent school
attended, grade level, photograph, e-mail address,
and enrollment status may be released without
specific parental permission.
such “directory
information” may be requested by PTA groups,
athletic associations, newspapers, etc.
Parent/Guardian or Eligible students who do not
wish this type of information/photographs to be
released, should forward a letter to the Building
Principal.
As a result of the “no child Left Behind” legislation,
the district is required to provide the military with
the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of
our older students. If you do not want to have this
information released to the Armed services you must
put your request in writing and return it to your
child’s building principal prior to October 31, 2015.
Questions regarding the availability of records
or challenges about accuracy or fairness should
be forwarded to the building principal in writing.
subsequent complaints may be filed in writing to:
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
Office, Department of Education, 330 Independence
Avenue, sW, Washington, Dc 20201.
new york Education Law includes further
protection for student personally identifiable
information (PII) and provides for a parent’s bill of
rights for data privacy and security. A copy of the
District’s Bill of Rights, as detailed in Board Policy
5592, is included on the District’s website.
SPEcial Education
The sewanhaka central high school District
provides a full range of special Education services to
qualified students including resource room, special
classes, adaptive physical education, placement
in public or private day school, residential school,
hospital and/or homebound instruction. Related
services are provided as recommended by the
committee on special Education (csE) and
authorized by the Board of Education. should you
suspect your child has a disability and may be in need
of special education services, you may refer him/her
to the csE by writing a letter stating your concerns
to the school principal or Regina Agrusa, Assistant
superintendent for Pupil Personnel and special
Education services, schsD, central Administration,
77 Landau Avenue, Floral Park, ny 11001.
tEachEr qualification rEquEStS
The federal no child Left Behind Act permits
parents and guardians to request and receive
information about the professional qualifications
of their child’s classroom teachers. All requests
must be directed to mr. john capozzi, Assistant
superintendent for Personnel & Administration, 77
Landau Avenue, Floral Park, ny 11001.
hoMEBound inStruction
students who are unable to attend school due to
an extended illness, recuperation from an accident,
or serving a suspension may qualify for homebound
instruction.
Inquiries about this service should be addressed
to the PPs chairperson in your school.
intErScholaStic athlEtic SchEdulE
All scheduled interscholastic athletic events are
subject to change due to weather and other factors.
you are advised to call the Athletic Director’s Office
at 488-9858 prior to attending any event listed
on this calendar or check the district website at:
http://www.sewanhaka.k12.ny.us/.
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Floral Park
MeMorial HigH ScHool
2015-2016 School calendar
Dr. Kathleen Sottile, Principal
210 Locust Street, Floral Park, New York 11001
Dr. Kathleen Sottile, Principal ..................... 488-9300
Ms. Barbara Cercone, Secretary/Head Clerk .. 488-9300
TBD, Assistant Principal ............................. 488-9301
Ms. Patricia Mirabile, Secretary ................. 488-9301
Mr. John Kenny, Assistant Principal .......... 488-9302
Ms. Patricia Dreyer, Secretary .................... 488-9302
Dr. Arthur Costello, Dean of Students ....... 488-9303
CLASS BOARDS AND ADVISORS
Class of 2016
Ms. L. Clark & Ms. T. Curcio ...................... Advisors
Amanda Piccione ....................................... President
Reema Kumar .....................................Vice President
Emma Schlechter ........................................Secretary
Caroline Santarelli ..................................... Treasurer
Saba Shahbaz ..............................................Historian
Class of 2019
Ms. S. Canone & Ms. T. Cerulli .................. Advisors
Chris Lauria................................................ President
Sara Donovan. ....................................Vice President
Clare Duthie ................................................Secretary
Kristine Auyeung ....................................... Treasurer
Elizabeth Calandra .....................................Historian
Class of 2017
Ms. A. Belesis & Ms. J. Murphy ................ Advisors
Bryan Lezama ............................................ President
Tara Maggiulli....................................Vice President
Tina Seuling ................................................Secretary
Miranda Raiford ......................................... Treasurer
Sophia Ramcharitar ....................................Historian
Sarah Saji ....................................... Advisory Council
Class of 2020
Ms. D. Francis & Ms. W. White ................. Advisors
Harry Schlechter ........................................ President
Emilee Becker ....................................Vice President
Emmett Lally ...............................................Secretary
Alison Goldberg ......................................... Treasurer
Brianna McCollin ........................................Historian
Class of 2018
Ms. K. Mickens & Dr. C. St. John-Broomes .... Advisors
Arietty Ortiz ............................................... President
Diana Santoro .....................................Vice President
Miranda Cesped .........................................Secretary
Thalia Mavrikakis ...................................... Treasurer
Anna Burnett ..............................................Historian
Class of 2021
Ms. D. Ben-Moussa & Ms. C. DeMarco ..... Advisors
(Elections will be held in October)
MISSION STATEMENT
“Floral Park Memorial High School, in cooperation with our community, provides a safe and nurturing
environment conducive to learning. We pride ourselves on being a close-knit community of learners where students
are continuously challenged to reach higher standards and their full potential. Our mission is to inspire and
encourage all students to develop and broaden their creativity and critical thinking skills while taking part in the
diverse academic and extra-curricular programs our school provides. We encourage our students by example to
grow to be caring and responsible citizens in our multicultural society.”
Main Office ................................................... 488-9300
Attendance ................................................... 488-9351
Guidance Office ........................................... 488-9352
School Nurse ................................................ 488-9354
STUDENT GOVERNMENT 2015-2016
DiRECTOR OF STuDENT ACTiViTiES
Ms. C. Mason ............................................... 488-9344
STuDENT COuNCiL ADViSOR
Ms. C. Faggioni ............................................ 488-9331
STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS
Thomas Kenna President
Sophia Ramcharitar 1st Vice President
Mahesh Tiwari 2nd Vice President
Patrick Clarke Secretary
Kanika Gupta Treasurer
Katrina Gliszczynski Historian
Shakya Suwarisge Advisory Board
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Time Schedule For 2015-2016
7:08 - 7:51
43 Minutes
7:55 - 8:38
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8:42 - 9:25
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PTSA OFFICERS
Co-Presidents
2015-2016 STAFF/CHAIRPERSONS
Jody Filoso .....................................641-8310
Lisa Todaro ....................................554-4394
1st Vice President
Kate Dorry ......................................384-3714
2nd Vice President
James Darden ................................358-9070
Recording Secretary
Tracy Schmid .................................448-5736
Corresponding Secretary
MaryBeth Altobelli ........................507-8348
Treasurer
Peggy Santarelli......................917-543-9252
Principal
Kathleen Sottile .............................488-9300
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS
Academic Awards Night
Janis Bilello-Gorski ................... 354-8297
Bake Sales
Jackie Arrindell ......................... 972-8337
By-Laws
Debbie Sawicki ......................... 354-9112
Computer Technology
Jody Filoso ................................ 641-8310
Founder’s Day
Beth Dixon .......................... 917-940-7951
Hospitality
Odette Shipsky.......................... 502-4699
installation Dinner
Andrea DiLorenzo..................... 526-2594
Membership
Liz Fonseca ............................... 729-3782
Christine Kozak ......................... 424-1833
Newsletter Editor
Shaunice Valentine............ 917-533-2535
Poetry Coffee House
Dana Mattingly ......................... 233-1904
Pride Committee
Paige deArmas.......................... 327-9720
Public Relations
Terry Maloney ........................... 356-3288
Reflections
Laura O’Boyle............................ 358-6923
Scholarship
Vanessa Spinner ....................... 354-0405
Seventh Grade Orientation
Dena Hehir ......................... 646-339-4393
SEPTA
Kristen Spina ............................. 236-9867
Sewanhaka Central
Council Delegates
Nadia Ortiz ................................ 860-4570
Shared Decision Making
isabelle Herbrich ............... 347-400-2639
Staff Appreciation Day
Denine Reichert ................. 646-734-8412
Ways & Means PTSA Fundraisers Jody Filoso ................................ 641-8310
Lisa Todaro ............................... 554-4394
Art District Coordinator
488-9308
Ms. Cassandra Papajohn-Shaw
Athletic Director
Mr. James A. Jackman
488-9328
Business/Technology Ed. 488-9322
Dr. Cheryl St. John-Broomes
Cafeteria Supervisor
488-9304
Ms. Antonetta D’Ammassa
English/Library
Ms. Dorothy Drexel
488-9323
Guidance/PPS Services
Dr. Samine Charles-Pierre
488-9352
Head Custodian
Mr. Frank Hrbek
488-9305
Home Economics
488-9328
Librarians
Mr. Chris Renner
Ms. Donna Rosenblum
488-9344
Mathematics
Dr. Ronald Giarraffa
488-9326
Music
Mr. Ralph Lee Duke
(Teacher in Charge)
488-9327
Physical Education
488-9328
Psychologist
Dr. John Heverin
488-9352
School Nurse
Ms. Lori Lorusso-Murray
488-9354
Science
Mr. Daniel Mezzafonte
488-9330
Social Studies
Ms. Dianne Pari
488-9331
Social Worker
Dr. Christine Plackis
488-9352
Special Education
Ms. Jennifer Alaimo
488-9332
World Languages
Mr. John Christianson
488-9325
ACTIVITIES PROGRAM
Director of Student Activities: Ms. C. Mason
Anime Club
Book Club
Business Honor Society
Cheerleading (JH)
Chess Club
Christian Club (Roots)
Classes of 2016-2021
Color Guard
Computer Programming Club
Culture Club
Drama Club Production
Ecology Club
Excalibur (Yearbook Club)
Fashion Club
Film Writers/Video Club
Florettes
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
Global Awareness Club
investment Club
Jr. Achievement
Leos Club
LGBTQ+ Association
Long island Sounds
Marching Band
Mathletes (JH & SH)
Mock Trial
Model Congress
Model uN
Musical Production
National Art Honor Society
National Honor Society (JH & SH)
Photography Club
Physical Education Leader Corps.
Retail Club
Romance Language Club
Science Olympiad
Shield (Newspaper Club)
Social Skills Club
Stage Band (JH & SH)
Stage Crew
String Ensemble (JH & SH)
Student Council
Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)
Technology Club
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Trumpet (Literary & Art Magazine Club)
World Language Honor Society
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Begins at Sundown
20
Rosh Hashanah
21
Music Parents Meeting 7:30 pm
Rosh Hashanah
22
Day 3
adult Education
@ Carey 7-10pm
23
Ecology Club Beach
Clean-up Day
Senior Parents Meeting aud. 7 pm
Day 4
Day 1
24
25
Spirit Day
Pep Rally 1:25-2:55 pm
26
adult Education
@ Elmont 8:30-10:30am
Homecoming Parade 11 am
sCHooL CLoseD
Brentwood Marching
Band Competition
District College & Career Fair
@ NHP Gym 7 pm Day 3
Day 2
applications for 7th Grade Class
Officers available in the Main Office
27
28
Copiague Marching
Band Competition
Day 2
yom Kippur
Begins at Sundown
29
adult Education @ Floral Park 7-10pm
Nassau Region PTa Resolutions
Workshop 7 pm
Day 3 Board of Education Mtg. SHS 8 pm
yom Kippur
30
adult Education @ Carey 7-10pm
Day 4
Southside 2 pm
Career & Technical Ed. Mandatory Mtg. for
Enrolled Students & Families @ SHS aud. 7pm
Day 4 adult Ed. @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm
Homecoming Carnival 2 pm
Day 1
AUGUST 2015
S M
T W T
F
2 3 4 5 6 7
9 10 11 12 13 14
16 17 18 19 20 21
23 24 25 26 27 28
30 31
S
1
8
15
22
29
OCTOBER 2015
S M
4 5
11 12
18 19
25 26
T W T F
1 2
6 7 8 9
13 14 15 16
20 21 22 23
27 28 29 30
S
3
10
17
24
31
7/22/15 11:00 PM
OCTOBER
Sunday
MOnday
SEPTEMBER 2015
NOVEMBER 2015
S M
6 7
13 14
20 21
27 28
T W T F
1 2 3 4
8 9 10 11
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
S
5
12
19
26
S
1
8
15
22
29
M T W
2 3 4
9 10 11
16 17 18
23 24 25
30
T F
5 6
12 13
19 20
26 27
TuESday
WEdnESday
ThuRSday
1
S
7
14
21
28
Pride of Floral Park
Meeting Rm. 235 3 pm
Huntington Marching
Band Competition
5
6
9th & 10th Grade Parents
Meeting aud. 7 pm
7
11
arlington Marching
Band Competition
Day 3
Day 4
adult Ed. @ Floral Park 7-10pm
12
13
PTSa Meeting 7:30 pm
19
adult Education
@ New Hyde Park 7-10pm
Day 2
8th Grade Event 5-7:30 pm
adult Education @ Elmont 8:30-10:30am
10
9
North Shore 2 pm
Day 1 adult Education @ Carey 7-10pm
adult Education @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm
SCC of PTas Gen. Membership/ Exec. Bd. Mtg.
7 pm & SEESaaW 8 pm @ ELM
Day 2
Day 3
14
15
16
applications for 7th Grade
Class officers Due to
the Main office
17
Bethpage 2 pm
Floral Park REaDS Library 7 pm
Newsday Marching Band adult Education @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm
Festival @ Mitchell Field Day 2
20
adult Education
@ Floral Park 7-10pm
Senior High Mathletes
Day 1
22
21
Day 3
Faculty & underclass Portraits
Back Gym
23
7th Grade Class Elections
in Social Studies Classes
24
(Raindate) Homecoming Parade 11 am
Making Strides against
Breast Cancer Walk
@ Jones Beach, 8 am
Sachem Marching
Band Competition
Varsity Football (H) Lynbrook 2 pm
(Raindate) Homecoming Carnival 2 pm
Day 4
26
Faculty & underclass Portraits adult Education @ Floral Park 7-10pm
SEPTa @ HFC 7:30 pm adult Education @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm
Back Gym Day 1 Nassau Region PTa Fall Conf. 7 pm Day 2 adult Education @ Carey 7-10pm Day 3
27
28
PSAT Exam 8 am
Parent Conference Day
29
7th Grade Dance Cafe B 6-8:30 pm
Day 4
30
Trick-or-Treat for uNiCEF Week
Day 1
Board of Education
Meeting SHS 8 pm
Day 2
Nassau Region
PTA Presidents' Rap 7 pm
Adult Education @ Carey 7-10pm
Mineola Marching Band Competition
31
NySFBC MaRCHiNG BaND
CHaMPioNSHiPS @ SyRaCuSE
No Students in attendance
SaT Exam
Register by 9/3
Valley Stream North 2 pm
Columbus Day
Day 4
25
3
11th Grade Parents Meeting aud. 7 pm
District Marching Band
Columbus Day Parade, NYC
18
Progress Reports
Available
7th & 8th Grade Parents Meeting
7th Grade - Cafe B
8th Grade - auditorium 7 pm
8
National College Fair at Suffolk County
Community College 11 am - 3 pm
PTSa Spirit Night
@ Ny Cosmos Game 3:30 pm
2
SaTuRday
(Raindate) Pep Rally 1:25-2:55 pm
CLaSS oF 2019 DuES MoNTH
Day 1
4
FRiday
2015
Plainedge 2 pm
adult Education @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm
Day 3
Day 4
7/22/15 11:00 PM
November
SuNday
1
moNday
2
TueSday
3
NysfBc MarcHiNg BaND
cHaMpioNsHips @ syracUse
Election Day
Staff
Development Day
WedNeSday
4
JH Winter i sports Begin
Day 1
9
8
varsity Wrestling Begins
5
student showcase auditions
cafe B 3-5 pm
Friday
SaTurday
6
7
sat exams
register by 10/9
No students in attendance
class of 2017 DUes MoNtH
Daylight savings time ends
ThurSday
2015
Adult Education @ Floral Park 7-10pm
10
End of First
Marking Period
Day 2 adult education @ carey 7-10pm
adult education @ New Hyde park 7-10pm
scc of ptas liaison Meeting
@ central 7 pm
Day 3
Day 4
11
12
13
adult education @ elmont 8:30-10:30am
fBla installation Breakfast
cafe B periods 0&1
14
Nys pta coNveNtioN-Niagara falls
drama productioN
12th @ 4 pm; 13th @ 7 pm
veTeRans Day
15
ptsa-Booster club
Joint Meeting 7:30 pm
parent academy @ floral park lib. 6:30 pm
Day 1 Music parents Meeting 7:30 pm Day 2 adult ed. @ floral park 7-10pm
AMC 8
senior High Mathletes
16
17
18
Day 3 adult ed. @ New Hyde park 7-10pm
Day 4
19
20
career/technical education expo
library periods 1-9
Report Cards
Available
21
fBla fall leadership conference @ liU post
william & mary model UN coNfereNce
Nys pta coNveNtioNNiagara falls
Leos Club Blood Drive
varsity & Jv Winter sports Begin
22
Day 1
Day 2
23
24
WilliaM & Mary MoDel
UN coNfereNce
Senior Dinner Westbury
Manor 6-10 pm
Day 2
29
30
Nassau region pta
presidents'/ principals' Dinner
shared Decision Making Mtg.
principal's conference room 3 pm
art-college & portfolio Night-lib. 6:30 pm
adult education
@ floral park 7-10pm
Student Showcase
Auditorium 7-9 pm
adult education @ floral park 7-10pm
Board of education
Meeting sHs 8 pm
Day 3
Day 3 adult education @ carey 7-10pm Day 4
25
Emergency Evacuation
Drill 2:30 pm Dismissal
No after school activities
26
adult education @ NHp 7-10pm
Day 1
27
28
Thanksgiving Recess
Day 4
OCTOBER 2015
S M
4 5
11 12
18 19
25 26
T W T F
1 2
6 7 8 9
13 14 15 16
20 21 22 23
27 28 29 30
S
3
10
17
24
31
DECEMBER 2015
S M
6 7
13 14
20 21
27 28
T W T F
1 2 3 4
8 9 10 11
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30 31
S
5
12
19
26
Day 1
7/22/15 11:00 PM
December
SunDay
monDay
TueSDay
1
Faculty and underclass Portraits
Make-ups-library Classroom
WeDneSDay
2
academy of Finance Information Session
Open to all 8th graders & their parents
NHP Memorial Cafe a 7-8 p.m.
ThurSDay
3
FriDay
2015
SaTurDay
available in Guidance 5
4SCC of PTas Scholarship Dinner
Mtg. @ HFC 7 pm
Career Education applications
SaT Exams
register by 11/5
rutgers model un conference
Global awareness Club
Jewelry Sale library 3 pm
Financial Aid Night Aud. 7 pm
6
nyssma all-state
all-STaTEmusic
MuSIC FESTIval
conference @ rochester
@ rOCHESTEr
Day 2
Career Ed. Orientation for 2016-17 @ SHS aud. 7 pm
SEPTa @ HFC 7:30 pm
Day 3
Day 4
8
9
10
Day 3
Day 4
Day 1 adult Ed. @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm
Day 2
14
15
16
17
18
Day 3
Day 4
adult Education (Make-up if necessary)
@ Carey 7-10pm
Day 1
adult Education (Make-up if necessary)
@ New Hyde Park 7-10pm
Day 2
Day 3
21
22
23
24
25
7
Junior High Winter
Concert - Aud.
7pm Band Performance
8:15 pm Chorus & Orchestra
Performances
NySSMa wINTEr CONFErENCE
(rOCHESTEr, Ny)
rutgers model un
conference
Hanukkah Begins at Sundown
13
20
Day 2
Hanukkah
adult Education @ NHP 7-10pm
Day 1
11
Progress Reports
Available
PTSa Holiday Boutique 6 pm
Senior High Winter
Concert - Aud.
7pm Band Performance
Performances
12
adult Education (Make-up
if necessary) @ Elmont 8:30-10:30am
19
26
Holiday Recess
27
Day 4
Day 1
28
29
Board of Education
Meeting SHS 8 pm
30
Holiday Recess
Christmas Day
Day 2
31
S
1
8
15
22
29
NOVEMBER 2015
M T W
2 3 4
9 10 11
16 17 18
23 24 25
30
T F
5 6
12 13
19 20
26 27
S
7
14
21
28
JANUARY 2016
S M
T W T
3 4 5 6 7
10 11 12 13 14
17 18 19 20 21
24 25 26 27 28
31
F
1
8
15
22
29
S
2
9
16
23
30
7/22/15 11:00 PM
January
Sunday
DECEMBER 2015
S M
6 7
13 14
20 21
27 28
T W T F
1 2 3 4
8 9 10 11
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30 31
Monday
FEBRUARY 2016
S
5
12
19
26
S M T W T F
1 2 3 4 5
7 8 9 10 11 12
14 15 16 17 18 19
21 22 23 24 25 26
28 29
TueSday
WedneSday
ThurSday
Friday
2016
1
S
6
13
20
27
SaTurday
2
hoLiDay
receSS
New Year's Day
3
4
5
Senior High mathletes
6
7
8
SCHOOL RE-OPENS
10
DAy 3
DAy 4
DAy 1
DAy 2
Advanced Placement/Curriculum Night
Auditorium & Gym 7 pm
DAy 3
11
12
13
14
15
Welcome Back Alumni
"The College Experience"
Library Periods 1 - 4
9
16
All couNTy MuSic fESTivAl (REhEARSAlS & coNcERTS) @ cW PoST
DAy 4
17
18
ALL COuNTy muSiC fESTivAL
(REHEARSALS & CONCERTS)
@ CW POST
Martin Luther
King Jr. Day
19
20
25
DAy 3
DAy 4
21
22
Career Education Applications
Due to Guidance
DAy 4
fBLA Spring District meeting
@ Liu Post 9 am-2 pm
National Art Honor Society induction
Ceremony Library 4 pm
District music festival
Auditions @ ELm 3:30-9 pm
DAy 1
24
SCC of PTAs Gen. mem./ Exec. Bd.
mtg. 7 pm/SEESAAW @ Sewanhaka 8 pm
Booster Club meeting 6:30 pm
PTSA meeting 7:30 pm DAy 2
DAy 1
JH Winter ii Sports Begin
26
DAy 2
RE Global History & Geography (Am)
Physical Setting/Physics (Am)
RCT Reading (Am)
DAy 3
Nassau Region PTA Nominations
& Elections Workshop
27 Physical Setting/Chemistry (Am) 28 Physical Setting/Earth Science (Am) 29
Living Environment (Am)
RE uS History & Govt. (Am)
RCT uS History & Govt. (Am)
Geometry (Common Core) (Am)
end of 2nd
Marking Period
First Semester ends
23
SAT Exam
Register by 12/28
30
REGENTS EXAMS
no backpacks & no cell phone usage while in the building during testing days
31
RE Eng. Lang. Arts (Common Core) (Pm)
Geometry (Pm)
DAy 1
Board of Education meeting SHS 8 pm
All ClAsses iN sessioN
Comprehensive English (Pm)
RCT mathematics (Pm)
DAy 2
Algebra i (Common Core) (Pm)
RCT Writing (Pm) DAy 3
Algebra 2/Trig. (Am)
RCT Global Studies (Am)
RCT Science (Am)
7/22/15 11:00 PM
February
Sunday
Monday
1
TueSday
2
AMC 10-12
WedneSday
3
ThurSday
Friday
4
5
second semester Begins
7
DaY 2
8
9
Battle of the Bands
auditions Cafe B 3-5 pm DaY 3
DaY 4
DaY 1
10
11
SaTurday
Report Cards
Available
Nassau County Math Tournament
@ SUNY Old Westbury
CLaSS OF 2018 DUES MONTH
DaY 1
2016
6
Snow Date FBLa Spring District Meeting
@ LIU Post 9 am-2 pm
12
13
senior week
PTSa Founder's Day Joint
Meeting @ FPBS 7:30 pm
14
DaY 2
DaY 3
15
16
Nassau Region PTa
Presidents' Rap /Treasurers' Rap
DaY 4
17
ash Wednesday
Mardi Gras Carnevale
Cafe a & B 6:30-8:30 pm
Mandatory Senior Parent Meeting
auditorium 7 pm
DaY 1
DaY 2
18
19
20
26
27
Lincoln's Birthday
Winter recess
Presidents' Day
21
22
23
24
25
Pride of Floral Park
delaware university model un conference
Coffee with the Principal-Library 6:30 pm
DaY 3
28
29
DELaWaRE UNIvERSITY
MODEL UN CONFERENCE
NYS PTa Legislation/Education
Conference-albany
DaY 4
Washington's Birthday
DaY 4
Board of Education/Budget
Meeting SHS 8 pm
DaY 1
District Sports Night Snow Date for District Sports Night
@ HFC 7 pm DaY 2
@ HFC 7 pm DaY 3
Nassau County Math Fair
Preliminary Round @ Hofstra
JANUARY 2016
S M
T W T
3 4 5 6 7
10 11 12 13 14
17 18 19 20 21
24 25 26 27 28
31
F
1
8
15
22
29
S
2
9
16
23
30
NYS PTa Legislation/Education
Conference-albany
MARCH 2016
S M
6 7
13 14
20 21
27 28
T W T F
1 2 3 4
8 9 10 11
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30 31
S
5
12
19
26
7/22/15 11:00 PM
March
Sunday
Monday
TueSday
WedneSday
Sophomore Ring
Breakfast Cafe B Pds. 0-1
2
1
DAy 1
6
7
varsity & Jv Spring Sports Begin
8
DAy 2
ThurSday
3
SaTurday
4
Battle of the Bands
Auditorium 7-9 pm DAy 3
9
Friday
2016
SCC of PTAs Liaison Meeting
@ Central 7 pm
10
5
DAy 4
Sophomore Dance
Gym 7-10 pm
11
Progress Reports
Available
SAT Exam
Register by 2/5
Nassau Region PTA
Legislation Roundtable
12
Business Honor Society Induction
Breakfast Library 7:15 am
national foreign language week
DAy 1 Music Parents Meeting 7:30 pm
DAy 2
14
15
13
Daylight Savings Time Begins
Day
PTSA Meeting 7:30 pm
DAy 3
16
DAy 2
DAy 3
DAy 4
21
22
23
20
SEPTA @ HFC 7:30 pm
DAy 4
17
9th Grade Sports Night
Gymnasium 7-9 pm
Sewanha-Con @ NHP Library
DAy 1
St. Patrick's Day Parade, NyC
18
19
Gallery @ 77 Art Show
Central Admin. 6-7 pm DAy 2
DAy 1
24
nyssma music festival @ sHs
NySSMA PIANO FESTIvAL @ GREAT NECk NO.
25
26
easter r e c e s s
Palm Sunday
DAy 3
27
District Music Festival
Rehearsal @ ELM 3:30-7 pm
28
DAy 4
29
Board of Education
Meeting SHS 8 pm
JH Spring Sports Begin
DAy 1
30
2nd Snow Make-Up Day
31
easter recess
Easter Sunday
1st Snow Make-Up Day
DAy 2
District Music Festival
Rehearsal @ ELM 3:30-7 pm DAy 3
Good Friday
FEBRUARY 2016
S M T W T F
1 2 3 4 5
7 8 9 10 11 12
14 15 16 17 18 19
21 22 23 24 25 26
28 29
S
6
13
20
27
S M
APRIL 2016
T W T
3 4 5 6 7
10 11 12 13 14
17 18 19 20 21
24 25 26 27 28
F
1
8
15
22
29
S
2
9
16
23
30
DAy 4
7/22/15 11:00 PM
April
SundAy
MondAy
MARCH 2016
MAY 2016
S M
6 7
13 14
20 21
27 28
T W T F
1 2 3 4
8 9 10 11
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30 31
S
5
12
19
26
S
1
8
15
22
29
M T W
2 3 4
9 10 11
16 17 18
23 24 25
30 31
TueSdAy
WedneSdAy
ThurSdAy
FridAy
1
T F S
5 6
7
12 13 14
19 20 21
26 27 28
Poetry month kickoff
4
5
6
music Parents meeting 7:30 pm
rehearsal @ ELm 3:30-7 pm DAy 3
DAy 2
11
DAy 3
18
17
12
nassau region PtA
Arts in Education showcase
7
DAy 4
world Language Honor society
induction Breakfast
cafe B Periods 0-1
rehearsal @ ELm 3:30-7 pm DAy 1
13
scc of PtAs Elections &
Budget mtg. @ floral Park 7 pm
8
fccLA state Leadership
conference Oswego, ny
end of Third
Marking period
9
nyssma all-state solo festival @ herricks
siDmun 2016 Dist. mODEL
un cOnfErEncE @ sHs
District music festival concert
@ ELm 7:30 pm
(Advance sale tickets Only) DAy 2
14
nassau region PtA
reflections reception
15
Report Cards
Available
16
nutritiOnAL AwArEnEss BrEAkfAst fOr 7tH & 8tH GrADErs tAkinG AssEssmEnts 7:15 - 7:45 Am
7tH & 8tH GrADE nys mAtH AssEssmEnt tEst At 7:45 Am
2 hour DelAyeD oPening for stuDents in gr. 9-12
fBLA stAtE LEADErsHiP cOnfErEncE in rOcHEstEr, ny
musical 14th @ 4 Pm; 15th & 16th @ 7 Pm
DAy 4
DAy 1
19
20
DAy 2
national senior Honor society
induction Auditorium/Library 7 pm
Booster club meeting 6:30 pm
PtsA Poetry coffee House 7:30 pm
DAy 4
Board of Education meeting Vote On
BOcEs Budget sHs 7:30 pm
DAy 1
DAy 2
25
26
27
24
2
Jr. Prom Plattduetsche 6-10 pm
nutritiOnAL AwArEnEss BrEAkfAst fOr 7tH & 8tH GrADErs tAkinG AssEssmEnts 7:15 - 7:45 Am
7tH AnD 8tH GrADE nys ELA AssEssmEnts At 7:45 Am
2 hour DelAyeD oPening for stuDents in gr. 9 - 12
10
SATurdAy
Autism AwArEnEss mOntH
DAy 1
3
2016
sEPtA @ Hfc 7:30 pm
21
DAy 3
PALs Dance cafe B
22
Pride of floral Park mtg. rm. 235 3 pm
student council 3 on 3 Basketball
Gym 7-9 pm DAy 4
DAy 3
28
Poetry read Aloud Day
23
Passover Begins at sundown
Earth Day
Passover
county math fair
29 nassau
final round @ hofstra 30
Spring receSS
Administrative Professionals' Day
7/22/15 11:00 PM
May
Sunday
1
Monday
2
AP Exams
Chemistry (AM)
Psychology (PM)
TueSday
3
AP Exam
Spanish Language & Culture (AM)
WedneSday
4
AP Exam
English Literature & Comp. (AM)
ThurSday
5
AP Exams
Calculus AB (AM)
Calculus BC (AM)
Studio Art 2 D (PM)
Friday
6
2016
SaTurday
AP Exams
US History (AM)
European History (PM)
7
SAT Exam
Register by 4/8
Class of 2017 senior Portraits-BaCk Gym
PTSA Staff Appreciation Day
SEPTA @ HFC 7:30 pm
DAy 1
8
9
Mother's Day
15
22
29
National Teacher Day DAy 3 Annual Budget Hearing SHS 8 pm DAy 4
Music Parents Mtg. 7:30 pm DAy 2
AP Exams
AP Exams
AP Exams
AP Exam
World History (AM)
English Language & Comp. (AM)
Biology (AM)
U.S. Government & Politics (AM)
Italian Language & Culture (PM) Comparative Government & Politics (AM)
Music Theory (AM)
Statistics (PM)
Physics C (PM)
10
11
DAy 2
DAy 3
DAy 4
16
17
18
Nassau Region PTA Spring Conference/
Ways & Means Expo
DAy 3
DAy 4
23
24
Incoming AP Studio Art Parent
Junior High Spring Concert
Auditorium
7 pm Band Performance
Performances
District Budget Vote
Spring Arts Festival
Gym Periods 1-10
Breakdown 3-4 pm
Senior High Spring Concert
Auditorium
7 pm Band Performance
Performances
Spring Arts Festival-Gym
Setup 3-4 pm
6:30-7:30 pm
DAy 4
DAy 1
30
31
MeMorial Day
Board of Education
Meeting SHS 8 pm
12
DAy 1
GO Banquet Cafe B 5 pm
19
National School Nurse Day
DAy 1
13
Progress Reports
Available
FBLA Blood Drive
DAy 2
JH Academic Awards
Gym 7:15 am
14
AP Exam
Human Geography (AM)
20
21
nyssma all-state Jazz festival @ vsC
DAy 1
Grades 9-11 Academic
Awards Gym 7 pm DAy 2
25
26
DAy 3
JV Athletic Awards
Dinner Cafe B 5 pm
27
28
Belmont Stakes Parade
National Junior Honor Society
Induction Auditorium 7:15 am
Music Awards Dinner 6 pm
DAy 2
DAy 3
Senior Awards Night
Auditorium 7 pm DAy 4
S M
APRIL 2016
T W T
3 4 5 6 7
10 11 12 13 14
17 18 19 20 21
24 25 26 27 28
F
1
8
15
22
29
S
2
9
16
23
30
S M
5 6
12 13
19 20
26 27
JUNE 2016
T W
1
7 8
14 15
21 22
28 29
T F
2 3
9 10
16 17
23 24
30
S
4
11
18
25
DAy 1
7/22/15 11:00 PM
June
Sunday
Monday
TueSday
WedneSday
1
ThurSday
2
Friday
3
2016
locker inspection
SaTurday
4
SAT Exams
Register by 5/5
NyS Common Core
Regents Exam
in Algebra 2 (AM)
varsity athletic awards Dinner
5
6
7
DAy 2
DAy 3
DAy 4
8
9
10
11
8TH GRADE NyS SCiENCE
WRiTTEN ASSESSMENT TEST
no DelayeD opening
DAy 1 Music Parents Meeting 7:30 pm
DAy 2 PTSA Joint installation Dinner
DAy 3
13
14
15
12
LAst DAy
of cLAsses
RE Global History & Geography (AM)
RE English language Arts
(Common Core) (PM)
SEPTA @ HFC 7:30 pm
living Environment (AM)
RE US History & Govt. (PM)
20
DAy 4
16
Algebra i (Common Core) (AM)
Comprehensive English (PM)
Setting/Earth Science (AM)
17 Physical
Algebra 2/Trigonometry (AM) 18
Geometry (Common Core) (PM)
SCC of PTAs Delegates' Training 9am
SCC of PTAs installation Dinner 6 pm
RCT Mathematics (AM)
RCT US History & Govt. (PM)
21
Physical Setting/Chemistry (AM)
RCT Global Studies (AM)
Physical Setting/Physics (PM)
RCT Reading (PM)
22
RCT Writing (AM)
RCT Science (PM)
23
NyS Regents Rating Day
District AND regeNts testiNg
Sr. prom
Bourne mansion 7-11 pm
Father's Day
27
Final Report Cards
Available
DAy 1
District AND regeNts testiNg
no backpacks or cell phone usage while in the building during testing days
26
Senior/Faculty Picnic &
yearbook Distribution
no backpacks or cell phone usage while in the building during testing days
DAy 2
19
Nassau Region PTA
Officers' Training 7 pm
Long Island Jewish
Hospital
28
Board of Education Meeting SHS 8 pm
29
Graduation Rehearsal
Auditorium/Gymnasium 1 pm
30
NATiONAl PTA CONvENTiON
24
end of fourth
Marking Period
Staff Development/
SuperintenDent'S
ConferenCe Day
25
graDuation
at Hofstra university
mack Sports
& exhibition Complex
last day of school
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StuDent Support ServiCeS
School counSElinG
counseling and academic advisement
services are provided to all students.
school counselors assist students in
assessing their abilities, aptitudes,
interests and educational needs.
counseling services include program
planning,
academic
monitoring,
evaluation of school progress, and
college and career exploration and
preparation. Individual conferences
may be requested by both students
and parents. counselors will schedule
individual annual reviews with each
student to discuss academic progress,
graduation requirements, and post
high school plans. Parents are invited
and encouraged to attend.
carEEr & counSElinG cEntErS
Each counseling office provides
literature and computer data on
hundreds of colleges and careers.
students can also avail themselves
to the naviance and Guidance Direct
resources available on-line with
student log-ins. Please make it a point
to see your counselor and familiarize
yourself with these resources.
StudEnt drivErS
Priority is extended to the school staff
to park their cars in the school parking
lots. should there be sufficient space
remaining, some schools may permit
student parking. All cars must be
registered with the main office.
Further information may be obtained
by contacting the main Office of the
school building.
PSycholoGical SErvicES
The
District
employs
certified
psychologists to identify, evaluate
and counsel students who may have
learning problems or other related
problems that interfere with the
educational process. Psychologists
can administer individual clinical
tests. Outside referrals are made
when deemed necessary. Findings
and recommendations are shared with
parents. The schools do not provide ongoing therapeutic services.
ParEnt confErEncES findinG anSwErS
Parents who have questions about
their child’s classwork or progress in
a specific course, should contact the
subject area teacher. conferences
will be arranged when necessary or
requested.
Questions about a student’s overall
progress or about course selections
of study should be addressed to the
guidance counselor.
If a parent’s concern is of a more general
nature and involves the educational
program or activities of a school, the
building principal should be contacted
directly.
SMokinG
students are prohibited from smoking
on the school grounds or on school
buses. Disciplinary action will be
taken against those who violate this
regulation.
School lunchES & BrEakfaSt
The school lunch program is a
selfsustaining
program
serving
wellbalanced and nutritious food at
a minimum cost as specified by the
national school Lunch Act. The cost of
a full type “A” lunch is $2.25 and the
cost of a type “A” breakfast is $1.75.
Food preparation and school lunch
management are under the supervision
of experienced dietitians. students
may bring lunch from home and buy
beverages and dessert.
students who forget lunch may
“charge” the cost of up to five (5) meals
to be paid back at a later date subject
to the terms established in Board Policy
5145A. A copy of the Board Policy is
available on the District website.
rEPort cardS
Report cards will be distributed to
students approximately one week after
the close of each of the four marking
periods.
BullyinG/daSa
Bullying of any type is prohibited in
the sewanhaka central high school
District. Please check district website
for names of Dignity Act coordinators
as well as complete Board Policy.
All incidents should be reported
to a school administrator or school
counselor.
StudEnt tranSPortation
students in grades 7-12 who live in the
sewanhaka central high school District
and attend a public or nonpublic school
are eligible for bus transportation if
their homes are 1-1/2 miles or more
from the school.
Each student who is eligible for
transportation will be issued a bus
pass and must carry it at all times. Lost
passes will be replaced at a cost of
$5.00 per pass.
Transportation of children to private
and parochial schools outside the
district is provided up to a maximum
of 15 miles. Transportation for children
with disabilities is mandated by state
Law up to 50 miles. Requests for
transportation to private and parochial
schools for 2016-2017 are due by
April 1, 2016.
ahEra compliance activities
This is to notify all citizens of
the sewanhaka central high
school District that the Asbestos
management
Plan
has
been
completed and is available for public
inspection. A copy of this document
is available for review in the main
Office of each building and in the
Director of Facilities and Operations
Office located in the central
Administrative Offices, 77 Landau
Avenue, Floral Park, n.y. 11001.
If you have any questions please
contact matt castelluzzo at 4889827 to arrange a meeting to discuss
this in further detail.
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aDDitional inForMation
rEGiStration of StudEntS nEw to thE diStrict
The District requires that students entering our schools submit documentation to validate their
residency in the sewanhaka central high school District. Registration forms and procedures are
available on the District website. The District’s homeless Liaison is ms. Regina Agrusa, Assistant
superintendent for PPs and special Education services (488-9851). This process pertains to all
students who have moved into this school district from other areas, as well as incoming 7th grade
students. Also included are resident students who are transferring from a private or parochial school.
A questionnaire regarding residency is required and responses will be checked against census data,
as well as enrollment records to determine their validity. If it is found that a student is fraudulently
enrolled, he or she will be withdrawn from school and tuition charges may be assessed to the parent
and criminal charges may also be filed.
School codE of conduct
As required by the Regulations of the new york state commissioner of Education, the Board of
Education in consultation with parents, students and professional staff, developed a code for school
conduct and discipline. The plain language summary of the code is distributed to all students and
reviewed at the beginning of each school year. copies of the complete code are available in each school
as well as posted on district website.
intErnEt & inStructional tEchnoloGy uSE Policy
The purpose of establishing student use of the Internet and the sewanhaka network is to provide
students access to information resources for instructional purposes. The District regards this access
as a privilege, not a right. some of the information on the Internet may not be appropriate for student
use. Therefore, it is essential for each user to recognize his/her responsibility in having access to vast
services, sites, systems and people. In addition, users must respect all intellectual and property rights
and laws. The user is ultimately responsible for his/her actions in accessing Internet resources. Failure
to comply with the District’s Internet Guidelines may result in disciplinary or legal action as well as
suspension and/or revocation of access privileges. Parents and students must sign an Internet and
Instructional Technology use Policy consent and Waiver Form prior to student access of the Internet
in school.
nEw york StatE SEx offEndEr rEGiStry
Information about the new york state sex Offender Registration Act and public access to the
subdirectory of high Risk sex Offenders is available at www.criminaljustice.state.ny.us. This site also
contains valuable information for parents on protecting your child.
diStrict hoMEwork Policy
The long-standing tradition in education of assigning homework has been given additional support
in recent studies which identify characteristics of effective schools. Research clearly demonstrates
that time spent on homework is positively related to achievement. Through homework, classroom
instruction is reinforced, high expectations are supported, students are motivated toward selfdirection
and the relationship of school and home in the learning process is strengthened. homework is an
important part of every student’s instructional program and is part of the student’s final grade. copies
of this policy are available at each school.
vandaliSM
under a new york state Law passed in l977, parents will have to pay for any vandalism of public
property. students are also subject to suspension for this type of unacceptable behavior.
PESticidE aPPlication
Effective july 1, 2001 all public and non-public elementary and secondary school districts are required
under new york state Law section 409-h to provide written notification to all parents and staff
who wish to receive 48 hour written notice of certain pesticide applications. Please advise building
administrators should you wish to receive notice.
viSitorS
All visitors must report to the main Office of the school for a Visitor’s Pass. Passes are only given for
valid school business.
workinG PaPErS
Working papers are required by law for students under the age of 18 who seek paid employment. Forms
for this purpose are available in the health Office. They must be signed by a parent, and the student
must have medical clearance. A birth certificate, baptismal certificate or passport is also required as
proof of age.
Equal Educational oPPortunity
Each student will have equal educational opportunities and will not be excluded from participating
in or having access to any course offerings, school services or activities on the basis of race, color,
creed, sex, national origin, religion, age, marital status or disability. Anyone with a complaint
concerning sex discrimination should contact the District’s Title IX compliance Officer, Regina
Agrusa, Assistant to the superintendent for Pupil Personnel and special Education services,
488-9851. complaints concerning discrimination on the basis of disability should be directed
to Regina Agrusa at 488-9851. All other complaints should be made to the Building Principal or
(if appropriate) to the superintendent of schools.
SEction 504
students with disabilities, but not classified by the committee on special Education, are entitled to a
504 committee meeting to determine necessary accommodations to ensure access to all public school
programs and activities. Requests for a 504 committee meeting should be submitted to the building
principal. Parents or community members who believe that they have been subjected to discriminatory
treatment on basis of a disability or that the district schools, programs, or services are not fully
accessible should contact Regina Agrusa, section 504/ADA coordinator (488-9851).
SEnior citizEnS
Free passes to athletic and cultural events in the sewanhaka central high school District are available
to all senior citizens residing within the District. This is just one of many services senior citizens may
learn about by writing to the superintendent of schools, sewanhaka central high school District, 77
Landau Avenue, Floral Park, n.y. 11001. The letter should include the full name, address, date of birth
and telephone number of the person requesting the information.
diStrict criSiS Plan
As part of new york state regulations, the sewanhaka central high school District has developed a
plan which better prepares us for any crisis. Included in this plan are various types of drills, such as
early dismissal (or evacuation). In the case of early dismissal, at least once each year, parents will be
notified in writing that their child will be dismissed approximately fifteen (15) minutes prior to the
regular dismissal time. Pursuant to recent legislation, new york state Project sAVE - safe schools
Against Violence in Education, has been submitted and approved by the Board of Education. This
comprehensive safety plan has been developed in accordance to recommended guidelines. There
is a school building Emergency Response Plan in place and filed with the appropriate education
and emergency departments. copies of these plans are available in each school. If parents have
any questions regarding these plans they should contact the office of the superintendent at 488-9800
ext. 9873.
EMErGEncy School cloSinGS or dElayEd oPEninGS
Information can be found at http://www.sewanhaka.k12.ny.us/
In addition, school closings or delayed openings (when appropriate, the start of school may be delayed
2 hours instead of closing) due to inclement weather will be
announced on the following radio and television stations:
cablevision news 12, wBli (106.1 fM), wBaB (102.3 fM), wcBS (880 aM), winS (1010 aM), cBS2 hd,
whli (1100 aM), wkJy (98.3 fM) and verizon fioS1
The official radio announcement for closings will be:
“The five high schools of the Sewanhaka Central High School District will be closed today.”
The above announcement is the only official statement for the closing of our schools.
Do not confuse this with local elementary school district announcements coming from Elmont,
Floral Park, Franklin Square and New Hyde Park.
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