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745 Sycamore Avenue Bohemia, NY 11716-3500
631-244-2261
MISSION STATEMENT The Faculty, Staff, Parents and Community of the Sycamore Avenue School will strive to provide the foundation necessary to develop each child’s academic and personal growth. Cooperatively, we, as a nurturing and inclusive partnership, will continually work to develop responsible citizens who demonstrate an enthusiasm for learning and respect for themselves and others. Sycamore Avenue School’s Belief Statements We believe that: Children will learn best, when they feel best. Education is the shared responsibility of the school, the family and the community. All children have the right to a nurturing and safe environment. Respect for self, property and others is necessary for learning. A well-rounded education includes contributing to one’s community.
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Fifth graders across the Connetquot Central School District are preparing to take the next step in their educational journey as they transition to middle school. Throughout June, students from Edward J. Bosti, Cherokee Street, Helen B. Duffield, Idle Hour, John Pearl, Edith L. Slocum, and Sycamore Avenue elementary schools marked this important moment with moving up ceremonies. Each celebration featured special awards, honoring students for outstanding achievement in academics, music and the arts, physical education, health and other areas. Principals, staff and student speakers took the stage to reflect on the experiences and memories that shaped their elementary school years. In front of proud families, students received their moving up certificates, symbolizing their elementary school accomplishments and their readiness for the exciting challenges ahead at Oakdale-Bohemia and Ronkonkoma middle schools.
Click here to view the Connetquot fifth graders mark educational milestone with moving up ceremonies slideshow.
Date Added: 6/25/2025
Date Added: 6/23/2025
On June 10, representatives from the Connetquot Public Library visited Cherokee Street Elementary School to introduce students to their districtwide 2025 summer reading challenge, “Color Our World.” This annual program invites all seven elementary schools in the Connetquot Central School District to participate in an interactive and rewarding summer reading adventure. The challenge encourages students to read, earn and win all summer long. For every 30 minutes read, participants can earn exciting rewards, including free books, collectible “brag tags” and virtual raffle tickets. These tickets offer a chance to win gift cards or the grand prize: a Toniebox audio player complete with Tonies characters, headphones and a carrying case. The school with the highest level of participation will be rewarded with a special assembly in September to celebrate their achievement. Happy reading, Connetquot!
Date Added: 6/10/2025
Click here to view the Connetquot champions self-care through Wellness Days slideshow.
Date Added: 6/9/2025
District Wide Elementary Half Days
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