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Daly Hosts Family Literacy Night
John J. Daly Elementary School recently held its first Family Literacy Night, as parents and students were welcomed to partake in fun and educational games geared toward the promotion of literacy, as well as tours of the school hallways, which were adorned with student-written works.
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Community Delivers $9,100 for Hurricane Relief
In partnership with Parents Council, Home School Associations and PTAs, the district organized a hurricane relief fundraiser to provide much-needed supplies to the Mobile Medical Unit to aid victims with long-term assistance.
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The Daly News Keeps You Informed
Approximately 40 fourth- and fifth-grade students at Daly Elementary School are collaborating to inform students and staff about all things Daly by publishing their own newspaper titled “The Daly News.”
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Daly Student Recognized For Sharing What Makes Her Different
Daly second grader Mazzy Sass won second-place honors in the “Don’t Hide It, Flaunt It: Celebrating a World of Differences” essay contest, which encourages students to share something about themselves that makes them different.
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Kindness Comes in Many Forms
Fifth-grade students at Daly School launched a Kindness Bag initiative, collecting much-needed items for the INN.
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Fifth-Graders Move Up
All five of the Port Washington UFSD’s elementary schools recently held their moving up ceremonies, officially transitioning students, ready to enter Weber Middle School in the fall.
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Statement Regarding 2016-2017 Transportation State Aid
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Port Named a Best Community for Music Education for the Fourth Consecutive Year
For the fourth consecutive year, the Port Washington School District has been named as one of the Best Communities for Music Education by the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation.
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79 Port Students Perform in All-County Music Festival
Seventy-nine student-musicians from the district recently performed in the annual Nassau County Music Educators Association concert series held at the LIU Post Tilles Center.
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Communication with Parents and Community a Top Priority
Please click here to view the letter from Dr. Mooney.
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