East Quogue Union Free School District

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Students Enjoy Glow Run Fun, Collect Candy for Troops

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This fall has brought a number of exciting events and activities to East Quogue Elementary School. Recently, Coach Danielle Davin and Coach Matt Maloney hosted the annual Glow Run where children and their families enjoyed dancing and other activities. Included in the Glow Run this year was the Candy Challenge, which collected candy for troops over sees.

The office of Bach & Grazina East End Orthodontics purchased back the candy for $1 per pound to be sent to the troops. As an added incentive to collect more candy, by filling one collection can the coaches agreed to dye their hair blue for the day, when the second bucket was filled Assistant Principal Kelly Freeborn agreed to wear her hair crazy for a day and once the third bucket was filled the entire school earned a crazy hair day.

In addition, this month marks the beginning of intermural sports for students in third through sixth grade. For the first game, students played zip ball and are excited to playing a variety of games throughout the year.

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Advanced Band Prepares for Performances

Recently, Penni Russo and the East Quogue Elementary School Advanced Band have been hard at work preparing for several upcoming performances. This November the talented student-musicians are preparing for performances at the Long Island Cares Virtual and Live food drives and the Toys for Tots campaign. Additionally, students continue to prepare for the Winter Concert on Dec. 19.

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Students Explore Wildwood State Park

Fifth-grade students at East Quogue Elementary School explored the numerous geologic features and local wildlife found at Wildwood State Park in Wading River during a recent science excursion.

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Sixth-Grade Excursion to Tiana Bay

Sixth-grade students at East Quogue Elementary School recently participated in their first science excursion, in which they completed a study on the estuary at Tiana Bay with help from the educators at the Group for the East End.

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East Quogue Learns Lessons in Geology

Sixth-grade classes at East Quogue Elementary School recently attended an in-depth geology lesson led by Steve Biasetti from the Group for the East End. Biasetti spoke with students about how Long Island was formed and finished the lesson with an ice cream glacier simulation.

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East Quogue in the News!

Take a listen to our students discussing the Earth Rangers garden program! Thanks to Ms. Justine and Bob Vecchio at Linewsradio

Visit this link to Listen to the Broadcast: https://soundcloud.com/jvcbroadcasting/spotlight-10-27-east-quogue-full?in=jvcbroadcasting/sets/spotlight-on-long-island-schools

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Students Utilize Classroom Technology

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Incorporating technology into classroom activities, third-grade students in Ms. Luckingham’s, Mrs. Squires’ and Mrs. Cavanagh's classes recently utilized their class sets of Chromebooks to navigate numerous educational software programs, such as Google Classroom. In addition, students explored other programs designed to support learning, including Kahoot, Quizlet and XtraMath.

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New York State Test Results Available

New York State has released the scores, and parent reports, for last year's grades 3-6 ELA and Math, and grade 4 Science exams. You can access the results by logging into the Parent Portal at https://parentportal.eschooldata.com.

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Instructions for accessing the scores and parent reports can be found here.

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Local Fire Department Teaches Safety Lessons

On Friday, Oct. 12, fourth-grade students were visited by members of the East Quogue Fire Department, who engaged the students in conversations about fire safety and prevention. As part of the visit, the firefighters spoke about the importance of designating a meeting place outside of your home, staying low when exiting your home during a fire and not reentering the house after you leave.

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Kindergarten Students Grow Together

Kindergarten students in Kerri King’s classroom recently enjoyed playing with toy farm animals and reading books with their peers.

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Student Garden Sprouts Ingredients for Taste-Off

This September, the East Quogue Elementary School garden yielded the ingredients for a recent collection of delectable dishes prepared by Mrs. Masera, Mrs. Palumbo and Mrs. Thompson for a taste-off competition. The garden from which the ingredients were harvested was maintained throughout the year by Ms. Justine and the Earth Rangers.

At the conclusion of the taste-off, Mrs. Thompson was named the winner for her bruschetta.

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Garden Update

The Earth Rangers in action harvesting new crops in our School Garden. Another new and exciting initiative at the East Quogue Elementary School.

We're very proud of our Earth Rangers!

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Fall Newsletter now available!

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Students Enjoy Glow Run Fun, Collect Candy for Troops

Advanced Band Prepares for Performances

Students Explore Wildwood State Park

Sixth-Grade Excursion to Tiana Bay

East Quogue Learns Lessons in Geology

East Quogue in the News!

Students Utilize Classroom Technology

New York State Test Results Available

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Local Fire Department Teaches Safety Lessons

Kindergarten Students Grow Together

Student Garden Sprouts Ingredients for Taste-Off

Garden Update

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