1070 Smithtown Avenue Bohemia, NY 11716-3899 Principal: Susan White 631-244-2300 swhite@ccsdli.org
Enjoy these winter-themed projects created by students in Krystal Zaglool's art classes
Video: Pearl Connected
Letter from the School Nurse - April 22, 2020
Camp Invention Flyer
Joint letter from the Nassau and Suffolk County Superintendents Association regarding photo Sharing Site
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Our Mission Statement
The John Pearl School provides a safe and supportive environment based on respect and cooperation. Together we can grow into learners who will contribute to our school and society. Our goal is to provide all children with a lifetime of learning, achievement and success.
Our Motto
"Together We Can Reach Our Goals"
Pearl Acrostic
P – Polite
E – Eager
A – Always Helpful To Others
R – Respects Others and Property
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Elementary and middle schools in the Connetquot Central School District recently participated in the district’s annual “Dignity for All Students Act Week,” which promotes acceptance and unity in all aspects. Edith L. Slocum Elementary School facilitated a “kindness chain reaction” project where each class was assigned another class for which to complete an act of kindness. Fourth and fifth graders at the school also embarked on a scavenger hunt, using educational posters hung around the building to answer questions about mental health and bullying. DASA week at Cherokee Street Elementary School featured daily dress-up themes, including superhero day because “superheroes take a stand against bullying” and jersey day because “everyone counts.” At John Pearl Elementary School, students enjoyed a virtual assembly hosted by nonprofit Camfel Productions, centering around themes such as being the best version of oneself and treating others with kindness. The week’s programming at Ronkonkoma Middle School included a virtual yoga program available to all students, a DASA-themed art showcase and an activity in which students wrote about what makes them special by answering the prompt “I am more than…” Connetquot Central School District thanks all elementary and middle school faculty and staff for working hard to ensure another successful DASA week, as well as the students for enthusiastically participating in the week’s activities.
Districtwide Half Day - Elementary Parent/Teacher Conferences