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Cherokee Street Elementary School cs

130 Cherokee Street
Ronkonkoma, NY 11779-4600
Principal: Jill Lahey
jlahey@ccsdli.org
Assistant Principal: Tom Sheehan
tsheehan@ccsdli.org

Phone: 631-467-6027
Fax: 631-467-6166

School Hours:
8:25 AM - 2:55 PM

 

Cherokee Early Dismissal

Please note the following early dismissals in the month of June:

Date

Dismissal Time (buses leave)

Parent pick up Line

 

Friday, June 2

11:25 am

11:10 am

Parent/Teacher Conferences

Wednesday, June 21

11:25 am

11:10 am

 

Thursday, June 22

11:25 am

11:10 am

Last 3 days of school

Friday, June 23

11:25 am

11:10 am

 

 

Parent Pick-Up Line procedures remain the same as any other day.

Parents can begin to line up in their cars at 11:10 am on Cherokee Street.

Please make the necessary arrangements to ensure the safety of your children on the early dismissal day and send a note to the teacher for any change in normal dismissal procedures—particularly for any after-school childcare programs.

Please remember, students are not permitted to go home on another child’s bus this year.

 

 

Our Mission

The mission of the Cherokee Street

School is to bring child and community

together to create a safe and caring

learning environment where each

individual can reach his/her maximum

potential and achieve his/her personal

best.

 

Belief Statement

We believe that…

Community involvement is paramount.
Learning occurs in all facets of life.
Individuals can grow into good and respectful citizens.
Maximum potential should be emphasized.
Best efforts are essential from all.

 

Cherokee Street Elementary Principal Page

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The Technology Behind Snowflakes

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District students are using technology to complete assignments on the libraries’ new 3D printers. At Cherokee Elementary School, library media specialist Karen Deaner taught fourth and fifth graders how to sign on and use the program Tinkercad to design and create snowflakes.

Using the program, the students learned program features, including how to rotate, delete, build on top of each other, raise and lower their designs. They then designed one arm of a snowflake, turned it, duplicated it and finally rotated it 60 degrees to acquire a perfect snowflake. Each design was then printed on the 3D printer.

Date Added: 4/11/2023