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 On February 12, 2010 Bayview Avenue School held our Annual Fourth Grade Valentine’s Day Luncheon. Students performed poems, songs, and skits under the direction of their classroom teachers, to thank their Freeport Police Officers for volunteering their time to write and visit with the fourth grade students. This program provides the students at Bayview with exemplary role models which they have the opportunity to learn from and spend time with.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 04 May 2010 19:19 )
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Monday, 01 February 2010 21:05
On Thursday, January 21st Bayview’s second graders celebrated the conclusion of their 15th Annual American Red Cross Read-A-Thon. The auditorium was abuzz with excitement as students performed musical presentations. The Bayview Book Review Crew, anchored by Tyler Hawkins, encouraged students to read several books that students found particularly enjoyable during this educational and entertaining project. Due to the recent tragedy in Haiti, there was an unprecedented outpouring of love and support. For the first time in our Read-A-Thon's history, over $2,500 was raised by Bayview second graders with the support and encouragement of Bayview’s Project Challenge teacher, Ms. Geraldine LaPenne. During our concluding assembly, certificates were presented to the three students who raised the most money: First place winner Rosniel PiñeyroSecond place winner Celeste DeCampiThird place winner Ethan Adeniran The certificate for the class that raised the most money was given to Ms. Goldstein’s second graders. Thanks to the effort put in by all the participants, $2857.13 was raised! In addition, the Nassau County Chapter of the American Red Cross presented a special plaque to our principal, Ms. Wills, in recognition of the amazing work of the late Ms. Cheryl Isreal who created the Read-A-Thon over 15 years ago. Her visionary commitment to promoting literacy and benevolence serves as her legacy to the Bayview Family, the Freeport community and the world.
Last Updated ( Monday, 01 February 2010 21:13 )
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From December 7th through December 11th, The Bayview Avenue School conducted “One Can Make a Difference”, a canned food drive to benefit our local food pantry, Our Holy Redeemer Human Services. We wanted our students to know that all over the world adults and children are taking action to alleviate needs and restore the hope and dignity of those less fortunate.
Last Updated ( Friday, 08 January 2010 21:23 )
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