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Padlet Provides Poetry Sharing Platform at Harbor School
Padlet is serving as a virtual bulletin board for second graders in Krista Clark’s class at Seaford Harbor Elementary School. With students participating in distance learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic, they took to the Internet to share their writing from the recent poetry unit.
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Spirit Remains Strong for Seaford Seniors
Although they cannot be together in person, Seaford High School seniors remain united as a class through the COVID-19 pandemic. Class of 2020 officers meet digitally at least once a week to share ideas that keep their connections strong.
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Seaford Shines a Light for Senior Athletes
Seaford High School celebrated its senior athletes by lighting up its athletic complex on May 1, joining high schools across Nassau County in honoring the Class of 2020. In addition, Seaford families were encouraged to turn their lights on and off beginning at 8:20 p.m., which is 20:20 in military time.
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Middle School Teacher Publishes Children’s Self-Help Book
The passing of a loved one can be a difficult concept for a child to grasp, let alone talk about, which is why Seaford Middle School sixth grade teacher Danielle Alveari wrote a book about it. “Little Lucy May’s Loss,” a children’s self-help book on grief, was recently released by Amazon and Ms. Alveari dream of becoming a published author was realized.
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‘Piranhas Don’t Eat Bananas’ Wins Manor Book Tournament
The second annual March Madness book tournament at Seaford Manor Elementary School generated lots of excitement for students who participated in four rounds of voting before a winning book was named.
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Music Program in the National Spotlight
A strong school-community connection helped garner national recognition for Seaford School District’s music program, earning a spot on the 2020 list of Best Communities for Music Education. It was the first time the district has earned this distinction from the National Association of Music Merchants Foundation.
