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Mr. Rheaume’s February Message Let’s hope that the results of Groundhog Day are true and spring arrives early! January was a cold month that saw so many students and adults ill. It was a tough month for sure! And, as Spartans always do, we have jumped back into action and are moving on with Spartan …
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Happy New Year to all of our families, friends and students at Golden Hill Elementary! Isn’t it hard to believe that 2019 is here? We wish you the best for success as we begin our new year venture at Golden Hill! Please don’t forget to be sure that students come to school with proper …
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Remember your first apricot? For a good number of Golden Hill Elementary students, their first apricot was Oct. 9, 2018, also known at Golden Hill as Harvest Day. Held once each month at lunchtime, Harvest Day is a chance for the students to taste a new fruit or vegetable. Registered dietician Gina McAteer – “Miss …
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Parents and guardians of Golden Hill Elementary students are invited to meet Principal Deborah Lisack and members of the Golden Hill PTA at the Oct. 5 Snack and Chat. The hour-long event is an opportunity to learn more about PTA membership, events, goals, and volunteer opportunities. Ms. Lisack, the Golden Hill Principal, will also be …
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Print-Friendly Message from Mrs. Jehring Dear Parents/Guardians: It is with profound sadness that I write to inform you that John Guerra, a 17-year-old S.S. Seward senior, lost his life in a fatal car crash last night, Monday, July 23. John was an exceptional student athlete who consistently demonstrated leadership and citizenship qualities and touched the …
Dana Castine, the District’s Director of Technology, Math, and Science, shares her advice and expertise each month in Tech Bits. The Florida UFSD App has launched and is available now, for free, providing an additional way to receive news and information about district programs, students, and events. The app, which enables the district website to …
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Florida Union Free School District students can read an endless array of books through a new digital summer reading program offered by the district. MyOn, a digital literacy platform, offers free access to thousands and thousands of fiction and non-fiction books from a variety of grade levels, from prek to grade 12. Students can browse …
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Florida Union Free School District students from Mrs. Maura Ronan’s social studies class were on hand for the annual Seward Day program, held at S.S. Seward Institute Saturday, May 19. The program is each year to salute the life work of the Seward family, and specifically, William Henry Seward, past Secretary of State and Governor …
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The FloridaUFSD App is in the final stages of development, and it’s anticipated that it will launch within the next few weeks. The mobile app will provide an additional way to receive news and information about Florida’s programs, students, and events and enable the District website to run more efficiently on smartphones and other mobile …
As of Sep. 1, 2016, all public and private school students entering Grade 7 and Grade 12 in New York State must be fully vaccinated against meningococcal disease in order to attend school. The meningococcal vaccine protects against serious and sometimes deadly diseases such as meningitis (an infection of the lining of the brain and …
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