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SEWANHAKA CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
ELMONT MEMORIAL • FLORAL PARK MEMORIAL • H. FRANK CAREY • NEW HYDE PARK MEMORIAL • SEWANHAKA
New York State Excelsior Award Winner
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
A Recognized District Of Excellence
BLUE RIBBON SCHOOLS PROGRAM
NEW HYDE PARK MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL
2018-2019 SCHOOL CALENDARSEWANHAKA CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTORY
DAVID DEL SANTO - President, New Hyde Park-Garden City Park Central Administration
MICHAEL A. JAIME - Vice President, Elmont 77 Landau Avenue, Floral Park, NY 11001
TAMEKA BATTLE-BURKETT - Elmont
LAURA FERONE - Floral Park-Bellerose Dr. Ralph P. Ferrie........................................................................................................ 488-9800 Ext. 9873
WILLIAM LEDER - Franklin Square Superintendent of Schools
JAMES REDDAN - New Hyde Park-Garden City Park Kevin O’Brien................................................................................................................................. 488-9810
STEPHEN TOTO - Franklin Square Assistant Superintendent for Finance & Operations
DOUGLAS VIGO - Floral Park-Bellerose John Capozzi.................................................................................................................................. 488-9805
Assistant Superintendent for Personnel & Administration
Regular School Board meetings are generally held on the 4th Tuesday of each month. Dr. Kathleen Sottile...................................................................................................... 488-9800 Ext. 9874
Public session begins at 8:00 pm. In the 2018-19 school year all meetings will be held in Sewanhaka High Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction
School. Please see your local papers or the SCHSD website for specific information. Regina M. Agrusa.......................................................................................................................... 488-9853
Assistant Superintendent for Pupil Personnel & Special Education Services
SEWANHAKA CENTRAL COUNCIL OF PTAS District Coordinator of Classroom Instructional Technology
The Sewanhaka Central Council PTAs serves as a coordinating agency for the Elmont Memorial, & Student Achievement.....................................................Brian L. Messinger........................ 488-9816
Floral Park Memorial, H. Frank Carey, New Hyde Park Memorial, and Sewanhaka High School District Coordinator of Technology & Instructional Services.....Daniel Espina................................. 488-9829
PTSAs and the PTAs from the elementary school districts of Elmont, Floral Park, Franklin Square Director of Facilities/Operations...........................................Matt Castelluzzo............................ 488-9827
and New Hyde Park. Its purpose is to provide information and facilitate communication among Transportation & Purchasing Supervisor.............................Michael Onufrey............................ 488-9821
them. It represents approximately 16,000 families through its component units. Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent.................Scott Greene.................................. 488-9823
School Lunch Manager...........................................................Suzanne Semler............................. 488-9666
General/Executive Board meetings are conducted five times per year. The Council also meets with Attorneys.................................................................................Bernadette Gaffney, Esq............... 488-9860
the Superintendent of the high school district and sponsors many programs such as College and Noah Walker, Esq.......................... 488-9860
Career Night and SEESAAW Programs. Supervisor of Special Education Services.............................Mallory Poledro.............................. 488-9853
District Director of Athletics, Physical Education
2018 - 2019 COUNCIL OFFICERS Health & Driver Education.................................................Matthew McLees.......................... 488-9858
President Marie St. Vil 646-251-7753 District Attendance Supervisor.............................................Henry Simpkins............................. 488-9615
First Vice-President Pam Naso Career & Technical Education...............................................Joan Chieffo................................... 488-9638
Second Vice-President Lisa Todaro Alternative School & Academic Learning Center................John Kenny.................................... 488-9602
Third Vice President Tiffany Capers 516-220-7330
Honorary 4th Vice President Dr. Ralph Ferrie 516-488-9800 2018-2019 CALENDAR AT A GLANCE
Corresponding Secretary Rachelle Lewis Monday, September 3................................................................................................................... Labor Day
Recording Secretary Cherry Redhead Tuesday, September 4.......................................................................... Superintendent’s Conference Day
Treasurer Andrea Giattini Wednesday, September 5...................................................................................... First Day of Instruction
Parliamentarian Helen Hoffman 516-489-7580 Monday & Tuesday, September 10 & 11...........................................................................Rosh Hashanah
SEPTA Co-Presidents Christina Cooney 516-567-5479 Monday, September 24............................................................... College and Career Fair @ SHS 7:00 pm
Lisa Mitacchione 516-446-5159 Monday, October 8................................................................................................................Columbus Day
Monday, October 22........................................ SEESAAW Program @ Sewanhaka High School 7:00 pm
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP/EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETINGS Monday, November 5............................................................................................. Parent Conference Day
October 22, 2018 SCC of PTAs Delegates Training/General Membership Mtg./SEESAAW Program @ SHS 6:00 pm Tuesday, November 6........................................................................... Superintendent’s Conference Day
November 8, 2018 SCC of PTAs Superintendent Liaison Meeting @ Central 7:00 pm Monday, November 12...........................................................................................................Veterans’ Day
December 7, 2018 SCC of PTAs Scholarship Dinner/Meeting @ SHS 7:00 pm Thursday & Friday, November 22 & 23................................................................... Thanksgiving Recess
January 17, 2019 SCC of PTAs General Membership Mtg./SEESAAW Program @ NHPMHS 7:00 pm Wednesday, December 5........................................................ Career Education Orientation @ SHS 7 pm
March 5, 2019 SCC of PTAs Superintendent Liaison Meeting @ Central 7:00 pm Monday, December 24 - Tuesday, January 1......................................................................Holiday Recess
April 10, 2019 SCC of PTAs Gen. Membership Election Meeting/ Thursday, January 17..............................SEESAAW Program @ New Hyde Park Memorial HS 8:00 pm
Budget Presentation @ Elmont Memorial 7:00 pm Monday, January 21......................................................................................... Martin Luther King Jr. Day
June 11, 2019 SCC of PTAs Installation Dinner @ TBD 6:00 pm Tuesday, January 22 - Friday, January 26.............................................. Regents and Statewide Testing
Thursday, January 24................................................................................................End of First Semester
NASSAU REGION PTA DATES Friday, January 25................................................................................................Second Semester Begins
August 16, 2018..................................Special Education/Membership/Reflections/Treasury Workshop Thursday, February 7.............................................................................................. District Music Festival
September 25, 2018................................................................................................. Resolutions Workshop Monday, February 18 - Friday, February 22........................................................................ Winter Recess
October 23, 2018..................................................................................................................Fall Conference Wednesday, February 27............................................................................................District Sports Night
November 9-11, 2018................................................................................................. NYS PTA Convention Friday, March 15................................................................................... Superintendent’s Conference Day
November 27 , 2018..................................................................................... Presidents’/Principals’ Dinner Thursday, April 18 - Friday, April 26.....................................................................................Spring Recess
January 16, 2019....................................................................................Nomination & Election Workshop Wednesday, May 8............................................................................................................. Budget Hearing
April 5, 2019................................................................................................... Arts-in-Education Showcase Tuesday, May 21..........................................................................................................District Budget Vote
June 18, 2019....................................................................................................................Officers’ Training Monday, May 27......................................................................................................................Memorial Day
Monday, June 17............................................................................................. Last Day of Regular Classes
Tuesday, June 18 - Wednesday, June 26............................................District Testing & Regents Exams
Wednesday, June 26....................................................................................................... Last Day of SchoolSCHOOL DIRECTORY GENERAL INFORMATION
ELMONT MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL
555 Ridge Road, Elmont, NY 11003 ATTENDANCE
Principal Mr. Kevin Dougherty 488-9200 Regular school attendance is a major component of academic success. Any absence from
class is therefore detrimental to the learning process. The attendance policy is intended
Assistant Principal Mr. Brian Burke 488-9201
to encourage full attendance by students and limit the level of absences, tardiness, and
Assistant Principal Mr. Paul Naraine 488-9206
early departures (ATEDs) from school. Excused ATEDs are defined as absences, tardiness,
Assistant Principal Ms. Dayna Sotirhos 488-9202 and early departures from class or school due to personal illness, death in the immediate
family, approved family emergency, religious observance, required court appearances,
FLORAL PARK MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL medical appointments, approved college visits, and approved school activities. All other
210 Locust Street, Floral Park, NY 11001 ATEDs are considered unexcused absences. It is the parent’s responsibility to notify the
Principal Ms. Maria Hecht 488-9300 school office within 24 hours of the reason for the ATED and to provide a written excuse
Assistant Principal Ms. Jennifer Alaimo 488-9302 upon the student’s return to school. If after three school days the school has not been
notified to the contrary, the absence will be considered unexcused.
Assistant Principal Ms. Alicia Calabrese 488-9301
ATTENDANCE OFFICE - TELEPHONE NUMBERS
H. FRANK CAREY HIGH SCHOOL Elmont Memorial 488-9251
230 Poppy Avenue, Franklin Square, NY 11010 Floral Park Memorial 488-9351
Principal Mr. Christopher Fiore 539-9400 H. Frank Carey 539-9451
Assistant Principal Ms. Sharon Flynn 539-9491 New Hyde Park 488-9551
Assistant Principal TBA 539-9403 Sewanhaka 488-9651
A student who has more than twelve (12) absences in a semester course, or twenty-four
NEW HYDE PARK MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL (24) absences in a full year course, will receive no credit for that course. Being late to class
500 Leonard Boulevard, New Hyde Park, NY 11040 three (3) times is the equivalent of one (1) absence. Students with too many absences may
Principal Dr. Richard Faccio 488-9500 appeal the loss of credit to the building principal.
Assistant Principal Ms. Rosemary DeGennaro 488-9502
A copy of the Board Policy-5502 “Student Attendance” is available in each school and at
Assistant Principal Mr. Marc Isseks 488-9501 the District website, http:///www.sewanhakaschools.org.
SEWANHAKA HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY USE OF SCHOOL FACILITIES
500 Tulip Avenue, Floral Park, NY 11001 Non-profit, non-sectarian organizations, whose membership is primarily made up of
Principal Dr. Christopher Salinas 488-9600 district residents, may have the use of school facilities under appropriate circumstances.
Applications and inquiries should be made to the Building Principal.
Assistant Principal Ms. Nichole Allen 488-9601
Assistant Principal Mr. Frank Geritano 488-9603 LEAVING THE SCHOOL BUILDING
Assistant Principal Mr. John Kenny 488-9602 Students may not leave the school grounds for any reason without the written permission of
the Principal or Assistant Principal. A note from the parent or guardian must be presented
before consideration will be given to any request for early dismissal.
DISTRICT COORDINATORS/SUPERVISORS
LOCKERS
Art.......................................................Cassandra Papajohn-Shaw....................................... 488-9308 Each student is assigned a locker at the beginning of the school year, and is required to
Business Ed./Technology..................Christine Licastri....................................................... 488-9622 purchase a lock. Students have access to their lockers before school, during passing time
English................................................Gina M. Rodriguez..................................................... 488-9523 between classes and at the end of the school day. Students are reminded to secure their
English as a Second Language.........Diane DeLuca............................................................. 539-9425 lockers at all times and never to reveal their combinations to anyone. Lockers remain under
the control of the administrators and custodial staff of the building and are subject to
Family & Consumer Science.............Joan Chieffo............................................................... 488-9637
periodic inspection at any time.
Library/Media....................................Karen Annunziata...................................................... 539-9444
Mathematics......................................Robert Pontecorvo..................................................... 539-9426 RESIDENCY HOTLINE
Music..................................................Noel Monat................................................................. 488-9527 A new residency hotline has been created. District residents who believe that non-resident
Physical Ed./Athletics.......................Matthew McLees....................................................... 488-9858 students are in attendance at one of our District schools may call a confidential telephone
line to report this information: 516-488-9804.
Science................................................Dr. Regina Huffman................................................... 488-9230
Social Studies.....................................Matthew Schwartz.................................................... 488-9631 CALENDAR COVER ARTWORK
World Languages...............................Esther Acevedo......................................................... 488-9625 Chesca Turingan class of 2019SPECIAL PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS FOR ACHIEVEMENT PUPIL RECORDS (Continued)
The Sewanhaka Central High School District student 18 years of age or older with the right to SPECIAL EDUCATION
provides unique opportunities for challenging, inspect and review any and all records, files, and The Sewanhaka Central High School District
encouraging and supporting students with data directly related to the student. Your rights provides a full range of Special Education services to
special skills, competencies, and talents. Special and the procedure to inspect, review, and request qualified students including resource room, special
programs, such as READ 180, enrichment and amendment of student records is detailed by classes, adaptive physical education, placement
advanced courses, Advanced Placement courses, Board Policy 5591 and is available on the District’s in public or private day school, residential school,
and the Talented and Gifted program enable website. hospital and/or homebound instruction. Related
students to develop their critical thinking skills Certain information called “directory services are provided as recommended by the
and creativity. Students are encouraged to become information,” which includes a student’s name, Committee on Special Education (CSE) and
leaders, provide community service and immerse address, telephone number, date and place of authorized by the Board of Education. Should you
themselves in our academic, extracurricular and birth, major course of study, participation in suspect your child has a disability and may be in need
athletic programs. school activities or sports, weight and height if a of special education services, you may refer him/her
member of an athletic team, dates of attendance, to the CSE by writing a letter stating your concerns
SOCIAL WORKER SERVICES degree and awards received, most recent school to the school principal or Regina Agrusa, Assistant
A professional is assigned to each building in attended, grade level, photograph, e-mail address, Superintendent for Pupil Personnel and Special
order to coordinate school and home problems and enrollment status may be released without Education Services, SCHSD, Central Administration,
which affect the progress and behavior of the specific parental permission. Such “directory 77 Landau Avenue, Floral Park, NY 11001.
student. The social worker also maintains information” may be requested by PTA groups,
communication with appropriate community and athletic associations, newspapers, etc. TEACHER QUALIFICATION REQUESTS
governmental agencies. Parent/Guardian or Eligible Students who do not The federal No Child Left Behind Act permits
wish this type of information/photographs to be parents and guardians to request and receive
SPEECH THERAPY released, should forward a letter to the Building information about the professional qualifications
Speech therapists are employed by the District Principal. of their child’s classroom teachers. All requests
to identify, assess and remedy certain speech As a result of the “No Child Left Behind” legislation, must be directed to Mr. John Capozzi, Assistant
difficulties or defects. Students in need of this the district is required to provide the military with Superintendent for Personnel & Administration,
service may be scheduled to meet with the therapist the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of 77 Landau Avenue, Floral Park, NY 11001.
on a regular basis. our older students. If you do not want to have this
information released to the Armed Services you must HOMEBOUND INSTRUCTION
HEALTH SERVICES put your request in writing and return it to your Students who are unable to attend school due to
All students entering grades 7 and 10 are child’s building principal prior to October 31, 2018. an extended illness, recuperation from an accident,
required by law to submit written proof Questions regarding the availability of records or serving a suspension may qualify for homebound
of a medical examination by a physician. or challenges about accuracy or fairness should instruction.
The District will provide medical examinations be forwarded to the building principal in writing. Inquiries about this service should be addressed
by school physicians in all cases where parents Subsequent complaints may be filed in writing to: to the PPS Chairperson in your school.
elect not to utilize their family physician. The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
A full-time nurse is assigned to each building Office, Department of Education, 330 Independence INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC SCHEDULE
to provide emergency care, counseling and Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20201. All scheduled interscholastic athletic events are
maintenance of health records. Hearing and vision New York Education Law includes further subject to change due to weather and other factors.
tests are performed periodically. protection for student personally identifiable You are advised to call the Athletic Director’s Office
information (PII) and provides for a parent’s bill of at 488-9858 prior to attending any event listed
PUPIL RECORDS rights for data privacy and security. A copy of the on this calendar or check the district website at:
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act District’s Bill of Rights, as detailed in Board Policy https://www.sewanhakaschools.org.
(FERPA) was enacted as federal law in 1974 to 5592, is included on the District’s website.
provide parents of a student under age 18, students
over 18 years of age, and parents of a dependentSTUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
SCHOOL COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES SCHOOL LUNCHES & BREAKFAST STUDENT TRANSPORTATION (CONT.)
Counseling and academic advisement The District employs certified The school lunch program is a self- Transportation of children to private
services are provided to all students. psychologists to identify, evaluate sustaining program serving well and parochial schools outside the
School counselors assist students in and counsel students who may have balanced and nutritious food at a district is provided up to a maximum
assessing their abilities, aptitudes, learning problems or other related minimum cost as specified by the of 15 miles. Transportation for children
interests and educational needs. problems that interfere with the National School Lunch Act. The cost of with disabilities is mandated by State
Counseling services include program educational process. Psychologists a full type “A” lunch is $2.40 and the Law up to 50 miles. Requests for
planning, academic monitoring, can administer individual clinical cost of a type “A” breakfast is $1.85. transportation to private and parochial
evaluation of school progress, and tests. Outside referrals are made Food preparation and school lunch schools for 2019-2020 are due by
college and career exploration and when deemed necessary. Findings management are under the supervision April 1, 2019.
preparation. Individual conferences and recommendations are shared with of experienced dietitians. Students
may be requested by both students parents. The schools do not provide may bring lunch from home and buy
and parents. Counselors will schedule on-going therapeutic services. beverages and dessert.
individual annual reviews with each Students who forget lunch may
student to discuss academic progress, PARENT CONFERENCES - “charge” the cost of up to five (5) meals
graduation requirements, and post FINDING ANSWERS to be paid back at a later date subject
high school plans. Parents are invited Parents who have questions about to the terms established in Board Policy
and encouraged to attend. their child’s classwork or progress in 5145A. A copy of the Board Policy is
a specific course, should contact the available on the District website.
CAREER & COUNSELING CENTERS subject area teacher. Conferences
Each counseling office provides will be arranged when necessary or AHERA Compliance Activities
literature and computer data on requested. BULLYING/DASA In accordance with 40 CFR
hundreds of colleges and careers. Bullying of any type is prohibited in §763.84(c), regard this statement
Students can also avail themselves Questions about a student’s overall the Sewanhaka Central High School as the district’s annual notification
to the Naviance and Guidance Direct progress or about course selections District. Please check district website to all workers, students and/
resources available on-line with of study should be addressed to the for names of Dignity Act Coordinators or their legal guardian that the
student log-ins. Please make it a point guidance counselor. as well as complete Board Policy. district continues to maintain its
to see your counselor and familiarize All incidents should be reported Asbestos Management Plan (AMP)
yourself with these resources. If a parent’s concern is of a more general to a school administrator or school which documents all performed
nature and involves the educational counselor. or planned asbestos related
STUDENT DRIVERS program or activities of a school, the inspections, response actions, and
Priority is extended to the school staff building principal should be contacted
post-response action activities,
to park their cars in the school parking directly. STUDENT TRANSPORTATION including periodic re-inspection
lots. Should there be sufficient space Students in grades 7-12 who live in the
and surveillance activities, within
remaining, some schools may permit SMOKING Sewanhaka Central High School District
Students are prohibited from smoking the school district. A copy of this
student parking. All cars must be and attend a public or nonpublic school
registered with the main office. on the school grounds or on school are eligible for bus transportation if AMP is available for your review
Further information may be obtained buses. Disciplinary action will be their homes are 1-1/2 miles or more and/or inspection at the district’s
by contacting the Main Office of the taken against those who violate this from the school. facilities office and within the main
school building. regulation. Each student who is eligible for office of each school building.
transportation will be issued a bus
REPORT CARDS pass and must carry it at all times. Lost If you have any questions, please
Report cards will be distributed to passes will be replaced at a cost of contact Mathew Castelluzzo at
students approximately one week after $5.00 per pass. (516)488-9827 to arrange a meeting
the close of each of the four marking to discuss this in further detail.
periods.ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
REGISTRATION OF STUDENTS NEW TO THE DISTRICT WORKING PAPERS
The District requires that students entering our schools submit documentation to validate their Working papers are required by law for students under the age of 18 who seek paid employment. Forms
residency in the Sewanhaka Central High School District. Registration forms and procedures are for this purpose are available in the Health Office. They must be signed by a parent, and the student
available on the District website. The District’s Homeless Liaison is Ms. Regina Agrusa, Assistant must have medical clearance. A birth certificate, baptismal certificate or passport is also required as
Superintendent for PPS and Special Education Services (488-9851). This process pertains to all proof of age.
students who have moved into this school district from other areas, as well as incoming 7th grade
students. Also included are resident students who are transferring from a private or parochial school. EQUAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
A questionnaire regarding residency is required and responses will be checked against census data, Each student will have equal educational opportunities and will not be excluded from participating
as well as enrollment records to determine their validity. If it is found that a student is fraudulently in or having access to any course offerings, school services or activities on the basis of race, color,
enrolled, he or she will be withdrawn from school and tuition charges may be assessed to the parent creed, sex, national origin, religion, age, marital status or disability. Anyone with a complaint
and criminal charges may also be filed. concerning sex discrimination should contact the District’s Title IX Compliance Officer,
Regina Agrusa, Assistant Superintendent for Pupil Personnel and Special Education Services,
SCHOOL CODE OF CONDUCT 488-9851. Complaints concerning discrimination on the basis of disability should be directed
As required by the Regulations of the New York State Commissioner of Education, the Board of to Regina Agrusa at 488-9851. All other complaints should be made to the Building Principal or
Education in consultation with parents, students and professional staff, developed a code for school (if appropriate) to the Superintendent of Schools.
conduct and discipline. The plain language Summary of the Code is distributed to all students and
reviewed at the beginning of each school year. Copies of the complete code are available in each school SECTION 504
as well as posted on district website. Students with disabilities, but not classified by the committee on Special Education, are entitled to a
504 committee meeting to determine necessary accommodations to ensure access to all public school
INTERNET & INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY USE POLICY programs and activities. Requests for a 504 committee meeting should be submitted to the building
The purpose of establishing student use of the Internet and the Sewanhaka network is to provide principal. Parents or community members who believe that they have been subjected to discriminatory
students access to information resources for instructional purposes. The District regards this access treatment on basis of a disability or that the district schools, programs, or services are not fully
as a privilege, not a right. Some of the information on the Internet may not be appropriate for student accessible should contact Regina Agrusa, Section 504/ADA Coordinator (488-9851).
use. Therefore, it is essential for each user to recognize his/her responsibility in having access to vast
services, sites, systems and people. In addition, users must respect all intellectual and property rights SENIOR CITIZENS
and laws. The user is ultimately responsible for his/her actions in accessing Internet resources. Failure Free passes to athletic and cultural events in the Sewanhaka Central High School District are available
to comply with the District’s Internet Guidelines may result in disciplinary or legal action as well as to all senior citizens residing within the District. This is just one of many services senior citizens may
suspension and/or revocation of access privileges. Parents and students must sign an Internet and learn about by writing to the Superintendent of Schools, Sewanhaka Central High School District,
Instructional Technology Use Policy Consent and Waiver Form prior to student access of the Internet 77 Landau Avenue, Floral Park, N.Y. 11001. The letter should include the full name, address, date of
in school. birth and telephone number of the person requesting the information.
NEW YORK STATE SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY DISTRICT CRISIS PLAN
Information about the New York State Sex Offender Registration Act and public access to the As part of New York State regulations, the Sewanhaka Central High School District has developed
Subdirectory of High Risk Sex Offenders is available at www.criminaljustice.state.ny.us. This site also a plan which better prepares us for any crisis. Included in this plan are various types of drills, such
contains valuable information for parents on protecting your child. as early dismissal (or evacuation). In the case of early dismissal, at least once each year, parents
will be notified in writing that their child will be dismissed approximately fifteen (15) minutes prior
DISTRICT HOMEWORK POLICY to the regular dismissal time. Pursuant to recent legislation, New York State Project SAVE - Safe
The long-standing tradition in education of assigning homework has been given additional support Schools Against Violence in Education, has been submitted and approved by the Board of Education.
in recent studies which identify characteristics of effective schools. Research clearly demonstrates This comprehensive safety plan has been developed in accordance to recommended guidelines.
that time spent on homework is positively related to achievement. Through homework, classroom There is a school building Emergency Response Plan in place and filed with the appropriate education
instruction is reinforced, high expectations are supported, students are motivated toward selfdirection and emergency departments. If parents have any questions regarding these plans they should contact
and the relationship of school and home in the learning process is strengthened. Homework is an the office of the Superintendent at 488-9800 ext. 9873. A copy of the District Wide Safety Plan is
important part of every student’s instructional program and is part of the student’s final grade. Copies available on the District website.
of this policy are available at each school.
VANDALISM EMERGENCY SCHOOL CLOSINGS OR DELAYED OPENINGS
Under a New York State Law passed in 1977, parents will have to pay for any vandalism of public Information can be found at https://www.sewanhakaschools.org
property. Students are also subject to suspension for this type of unacceptable behavior. In addition, school closings or delayed openings (when appropriate, the start of school may be delayed
2 hours instead of closing) due to inclement weather will be
PESTICIDE APPLICATION announced on the following radio and television stations:
Effective July 1, 2001 all public and non-public elementary and secondary school districts are required Cablevision News 12, WBLI (106.1 FM), WBAB (102.3 FM), WCBS (880 AM), WINS (1010 AM), CBS2 HD,
under New York State Law Section 409-H to provide written notification to all parents and staff WHLI (1100 AM), WKJY (98.3 FM) and Verizon FIOS1
who wish to receive 48 hour written notice of certain pesticide applications. Please advise building The official radio announcement for closings will be:
administrators should you wish to receive notice. “The five high schools of the Sewanhaka Central High School District will be closed today.”
The above announcement is the only official statement for the closing of our schools.
VISITORS Do not confuse this with local elementary school district announcements coming from Elmont,
All visitors must report to the Main Office of the school for a Visitor’s Pass. Passes are only given for Floral Park, Franklin Square and New Hyde Park.
valid school business.Homecoming Float Building: open to all students in TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
NEW HYDE PARK
each grade and is organized by Class Advisors. Every
year there is an overall theme in which each grade 488 Prefix for all numbers
selects their individual float design topic. Meeting Principal (Dr. R. Faccio).......................................9500
MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL dates, times and locations will be announced by Class
Asst. Principal (Mr. Marc Isseks).......................9501
500 Leonard Boulevard, New Hyde Park 11040 Advisors to encourage student participation. Parents
Asst. Principal (Mrs. R. DeGennaro)..................9502
are asked to volunteer their home and/ or talents with
Dr. Richard Faccio - Principal help in construction of each grade’s float. Homecoming
Athletics (Mr. T.J. Burke)....................................9528
Secretary - Mrs. Donna Segarra- 488- 9509
is listed in this calendar. Attendance (Mr. Z. Babolcsay)...........................9551
Mr. Marc Isseks - Assistant Principal Building Use (Mrs. D. Segarra)...........................9500
Secretary- Mrs. Maria O’Grady- 488- 9508 Pep Rallies: include the entire student body and are
Mrs. Rosemary DeGennaro - Assistant Principal held during the school day. There are 2 pep rallies held Cafeteria (Mrs. R. Gironda).................................9504
Secretary- Mrs. Ann Roerden - 488-9500 each year—Fall and Spring. The dates are included in Counselors...........................................................9552
Mr. Kevin Dolan - Dean of Students this calendar. The pep rallies are intended to increase Custodian (Mr. R. Costa).....................................9510
school spirit and unity, recognize student athletes and Finance Clerk (Mrs. M. Pickett)..........................9507
2018 - 2019 support team participation and performing groups.
Class rings: rings may be ordered through the class
Graduation/ Lockers (Mrs. M. O’Grady)............9508
Head Clerk (Mrs. D. Segarra)..............................9509
organization during the sophomore year on a date Health Services (Ms. D. Lisi)...............................9554
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
designated by the class organization. Class rings will be Homebound Instruction (Ms. R. Brusca)............9552
Mrs. Christine Vosswinkel Blum........ Director of Student Activities delivered by the ring company in the Fall of junior year Library (Ms. N. Resnick & Ms. A. Brusca).........9544
Student Council Co-Advisors........................Ms. D. Psaros and on a date specified in this calendar.
Mrs. C. Vosswinkel Blum
Psychologist (Ms. L. Ciulla)................................9555
Junior Prom: approximately $90 per bid to those
Class of 2019 Co-Advisors:...................... Mrs. D. Bostrom Publicity Director (Mrs. M. Kenahan).................9500
juniors who have made complete payment of class dues.
Ms. T. Salcedo Records Clerk (Ms. J. Licata)..............................9552
A prom contract signed by both parent/guardian and
Class of 2020 Co-Advisors:........................... Ms. K. Griffin
student is required for prom attendance.
Social Worker (Dr. M. Sanzone-Goodrich)..........9556
Mrs. R. O’Donoghue Student Activities (Mrs. C. Vosswinkel Blum)......9558
Class of 2021 Co-Advisors:.........................Mr. J. Fernhoff Yearbook: free to seniors who have made complete
payment of their class dues. The May date for Student Council (Mrs. C. Vosswinkel Blum).......9558
......................................................................... Mrs. K. Little
Class of 2022 Co-Advisors:..................... Ms. K. Dodenhoff distribution is listed in this calendar. Textbooks (Ms. N. Resnick & Ms. A. Brusca)....9536
Ms. L. Dodenhoff Senior Barbeque: free to seniors who have made Working Papers...................................................9500
Class of 2023 Co-Advisors:............................Mr. T. Chuba complete payment of their class dues and is provided on
Mrs. S. Pincay the last day of classes during lunch periods. DEPARTMENTAL NUMBERS (488 prefix)
Class of 2024 Advisor:................................. Mr. B. DiScala Senior Prom: approximately $125 to those seniors
............................................................................Ms. A. Katz Academy of Finance (Mrs. C. Teetz)..................9522
who have made complete payment of class dues. A
A complete directory of all NHPMHS extra-curricular prom contract signed by both parent/ guardian and
Art (Ms. K. Marino)..............................................9521
and co-curricular activities can be found on our school’s Business (Mrs. Stein-Silberlust).........................9531
student is required for prom attendance.
website - www.sewanhakaschools.org/nhp. Driver Education (Mr. T.J. Burke)......................9528
Caps & gowns: free to seniors who have paid
class dues and are for you to keep. Caps & gowns are English (Mrs. G. Rodriguez)................................9523
CLASS DUES
distributed at graduation rehearsal. ENL (Ms. D. DeLuca)...........................................9540
Class dues are collected annually during a specific two- Family & Consumer Science (Mr. T.J. Burke)....9524
week period. Dates for collection are included in this calendar. TIME SCHEDULE World Languages (Mr. O. Rutigliano)................9525
Class dues cover each student’s senior year yearbook and cap Period Time Health (Mr. T.J. Burke)........................................9528
and gown. If you missed payment for any year and/or were 1 8:00 - 8:43 Mathematics (Mrs. R. Lumpp)............................9526
not in attendance at NHPMHS for a particular year, you will 2 8:47 - 9:30 Music (Mr. N. Monat)..........................................9527
still be expected to pay that year’s class dues. Homeroom 9:30 - 9:31 Phys. Education (Mr. T.J. Burke)........................9528
3 9:35 - 10:18 Science (Mr. G. McLeer)......................................9530
DUES SCHEDULE 4 10:22 - 11:05 Social Studies (Mr. T. Galvin).............................9531
Grade 7 -$20 Grade 10 - $35 5 11:09 - 11:52
6 11:56 - 12:39 Special Education (Ms. M. Dalton).....................9532
Grade 8 -$25 Grade 11 - $55
Grade 9 -$30 Grade 12 - $70 7 12:43 - 1:26 Student Services (Ms. G. Cookler)......................9552
Below are examples of activities and discounts available to 8 1:30 - 2:13 Talented & Gifted (Mrs. C. Vosswinkel Blum)...... 9558
students who have made up-to-date payments of their New 9 2:17 - 3:00 Technology Education (Mrs. Stein-Silberlust)..... 9531
Hyde Park Memorial class dues. General Office.......................................................... 95002018–2019 Parent-Teacher-Student
Association Officers
New Hyde Park Memorial High School
Co-Presidents Danielle Messina................. 917-612-7594
Liz Sollecito.......................... 516-280-0805 Dads’ Club
1st Vice Pres. Melissa Minelli.................... 347-693-8746
2nd Vice Pres. Kathryn Canese................... 516-456-2066 President............................... Robert Mirabile........... 917-379-0366
Hon. 3rd Vice Pres. Richard Faccio............................ 488-9500
1st Vice Pres......................... Ram Persaud............... 631-355-0251
Hon. 4th Vice Pres. Gerri Cookler.............................. 488-9552
Corresponding Sec. James Reddan..................... 516-238-8164 2nd Vice Pres........................ Paul Giordano.............. 347-661-8663
Recording Sec. Kathy Wong......................... 917-882-9091
Secretary................................ Gary C. Arman............ 516-428-6283
Treasurer Jeannine Cohen.................. 917-468-4534
Treasurer............................... Sabino Balducci........... 516-233-1737
Trustee.................................. Richard Bletsch........... 516-328-3043
PTSA Committees
Trustee.................................. Jim Carrick.................. 516-488-7444
• Bake Sale TBA Trustee.................................. Joe McMullan.............. 516-742-0297
• Budget/Audit Jeannine Cohen 917-468-4534
• Delegates Interschool & Sewanhaka
Central Council Delegate Kathryn Canese 516-456-2066
James Reddan 516-238-8164
Melissa Minelli 347-693-8746
• Fundraising James Reddan 516-238-8164
Liz Sollecito 516-280-0805
• Health & Safety Danielle Messina 917-612-7594 Dads’ Club 2018-2019 Committees
• Holiday Plant Sale Andrea Giattini 516-652-0026
• Membership Kathy Wong 917-882- 9091 Budget................................... Sabino Balducci........... 516-233-1737
• Mother’s Day Plant Sale Andrea Giattini 516-652-0026
Membership.......................... Brian Schembeck........ 516-354-3109
• NHP-GCP Interschool
• Council of PTAs Pam Naso 516-353-8579 Merchandise......................... Gary C. Arman............ 516-428-6283
• Reflections Kathy Rodgers 804-928-1150 By-Laws................................. Board of Directors
• Scholarship Cards Annette Reo 742-4651
• Shared Decision Making Danielle Messina 917-612-7594
Jim McNeely 347-528-8094
• Student Rep Marina PappasAUGUST
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
District and school information can be found at
http://www.sewanhakaschools.org
THURSDAY FRIDAY
2018 SATURDAY
JULY 2018 SEPTEMBER 2018 1 2 3 Registration Deadline
for 9/8 ACT Exam 4
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Athletic Physicals at
SENIOR PORTRAITS: LIBRARY, 9 AM - 3 PM Long Island Jewish
Hospital
Meet @ NHPMHS, 7:15am
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
SENIOR PORTRAITS:
LIBRARY, 9 AM - 3 PM
Nassau Region PTA
Special Education/Membership/Reflections/
Treasury Workshops 7 pm
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Eid Al Adha Begins
V & JV Football Season Begins Eid Al Adha Ends
26 27 28 29 30 31
7th Grade & New Student Orientation
9:30 am - Auditorium
V & JV Fall Sports Begin Board of Education Academy of Finance Orientation:
V & JV Cheerleading Tryouts Meeting 8 pm 11 am-Room 221SEPTEMBER
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
District and school information can be found at
http://www.sewanhakaschools.org
THURSDAY FRIDAY
2018 SATURDAY
AUGUST 2018 OCTOBER 2018 1
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
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2 3 4 5 6 7 8
12th Grade ipad Registration Deadline ACT Exam
Distribution Night for 10/6 SAT Exams Register by 8/10
8th Grade Assembly Pd. 2 - Aud.
STAFF DEVELOPMENT/ 9th Grade Assembly Pd. 3 - Aud.
LABOR DAY SUPERINTENDENT'S
CLASSES BEGIN
Varsity Football
Sewanhaka (A) 2 pm
CONFERENCE DAY GRADES 8-11 STUDENT & FACULTY ID PHOTOS DURING P.E. CLASS @ GYM
NO STUDENTS IN
ATTENDANCE JH Fall Sports Begin-All Athletes
DAY 1 Meet in Gym @ 3:05 pm DAY 2 DAY 3
9 10 11 12 Class of 2019 Dues Collection
13 12th Grade Assembly
Period 3 - Aud. 14 15
FALL PSAT PREPARATION COURSE REGISTRATION Varsity Football
ROSH HASHANAH Homecoming King & Queen Elmont (A) 2 pm
10th Grade Assembly Period 2-Aud. Preliminary Vote-Senior Class
11th Grade Assembly Period 3- Aud. Drama Production Informational Senior Portrait Retakes/Make-ups
Rosh Hashanah
Begins at Sundown DAY 4 Dads' Club 7 pm-Library DAY 1 Meeting 3 pm-Aud. DAY 2 8 am - 3 pm, Auditorium
16 17 SeniorClassPortrait
of 2019 Dues Collection
Retakes/Make-ups
18 Fall Blood Drive
19 20 21 Fall Pep Rally
22
8 am - 3 pm, Auditorium
Fall College Expo Club Fair 3:05 pm-Gym Varsity Football
@ SUNY Old Westbury: 12 -3 pm Fall PSAT Prep Course Begins
YOM KIPPUR Senior Class Baskin Robbins Mepham (H) 2 pm
Drama Production
PTSA 7 pm-Library Homecoming King & Queen Fundraiser 3:30 - 7:30 pm
Auditions Begin, 3 pm-Auditorium
Career & Technical Ed. Parent/Student Faculty Interviews 7th Grade Blue & White Night
Yom Kippur
DAY 3 Information Night @ SHS Aud. 7pm DAY 4 Begins at Sundown DAY 1 DAY 2 7-9 pm, Cafe B
23 24 Class of 2019 Dues Collection
25 26 27 28 Registration Deadline
for 10/27 ACT Exam 29
National College Fair at Nassau Veterans HOMECOMING
Memorial Coliseum 11 am - 3 pm Summer Reading Exams Parade Begins at 12 Noon
in All English Classes
Student Congress Elections
30 Homework Center Begins in All Social Studies Classes
Varsity Football
Manhasset (H) 2 pm
Dist. College & Career Fair Nassau Region PTA Resolutions Workshop 7 pm Homecoming King & Queen Parents' Meeting for Grades 9-12
DAY 3 @ SHS 7 pm DAY 4 Board of Ed. Meeting SHS 8 pm DAY 1 Final Vote-Senior Class DAY 2 7 pm-Auditorium DAY 3OCTOBER
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
District and school information can be found at
http://www.sewanhakaschools.org
THURSDAY FRIDAY
2018 SATURDAY
1 2 3 4 5 Progress Reports
6
Class of 2020 Dues Collection Dads’ Club 7 pm-Library SAT Exams
Available Register by 9/7
Registration Deadline
For 11/3 SAT Exams
National Honor Society Varsity Football
Application Deadline Key Club Yankee Candle Sale Begins Valley Stream Central (A) 3 pm
Financial Aid Night 7 pm-Cafe A National Lee Denim Day
FBLA Meeting/Pizza Party
Adult Education Adult Ed. @ H. Frank Carey 7-10pm Adult Education Breast Cancer Awareness
DAY 4 PTSA 7 pm-Library DAY 1 @ Elmont 7-10pm DAY 2 Adult Ed. @ Sewanhaka 7-10pm DAY 3 @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm DAY 4
7 8 9 10 11 8th Grade Team: Field Trip
12 Key Club "Trick-or-Treat"
13
Class of 2020 Dues Collection PSAT/NMSQT
to Adventureland For UNICEF Begins
Varsity Football
COLUMBUS Fall PSAT Prep Course Ends Carey (A) 2 pm
DAY Fall PSAT Preparation Course Ends
NHP DADS' Club vs. Carey DADS' Club
Adult Ed. @ H. Frank Carey 7-10pm 7th Grade Parents' Meeting 7 pm-Aud. Chili Cook-Off 2 pm
District Marching Band
Adult Education Adult Ed. @ Sewanhaka 7-10pm Adult Education
Columbus Day Parade, NYC @ Elmont 7-10pm SEPTA @ SHS Board Rm. 7:30 pm @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm
DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4
14 15 Class of 2021 Dues Collection
16 SH Mathletes Meet
17 18 Best Buddies Pumpkin Painting
3:15 pm, Cafe B 19 Key Club Yankee
Candle Sale Ends 20 DADS' Club Breakfast
Fundraiser, 9 am
BREAST CANCER AWARENESS WEEK Varsity Football
Herricks (H) 2 pm
Adult Ed. @ H. Frank Carey 7-10pm
National Honor Society Induction Adult Ed. @ Sewanhaka 7-10pm
8th Grade Parents' Meeting 7 pm-Aud.
Mandatory Meeting: 3:05 pm-Rm. 220 Adult Education Newsday Marching Band Festival Adult Education Pink It Up Day
DAY 1 DAY 2 @ Elmont 7-10pm DAY 3 @ Mitchell Field DAY 4 @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm DAY 1
21 22 Class of 2021 Dues Collection
23 24 Key Club Food Drive Begins
25 26 Medical Career Fair by Northwell
Health for Grades 9 am-12, Gym 27 ACT Exam
Register by 9/28
Making Strides Against SADD RED RIBBON WEEK Varsity Football
Breast Cancer Walk Bellmore-JFK (H) 2 pm
@ Jones Beach 7th Grade Team Coping Day Tri-M Music Honor Society Induction Grades 7-11 Student & Faculty ID
Student Congress Meeting 3 pm-Cafe A Ceremony, 7 pm-Aud. Photos Make-up Date-Auditorium Key Club "Trick-or-Treat" DADS' Club Chili Cook-Off
Adult Education @ Elmont 7-10pm For UNICEF Ends Celebrating Our Veterans, 2 pm
SCC of PTAs Gen. Membership/ Exec. Bd. Mtg. Adult Ed. @ H. Frank Carey 7-10pm Adult Education
DAY 2 6 pm & SEESAAW 8 pm @ SHS DAY 3 Nassau Region PTA Fall Conf. 7 pm DAY 4 Adult Ed. @ Sewanhaka 7-10pm DAY 1 @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm DAY 2 FBLA Fall Leadership Conference
28 29 Class of 2022 Dues Collection
30 31 SEPTEMBER 2018 NOVEMBER 2018
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 1 2 3
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Student Activites Halloween Party 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
For Elementary Students 5-7 pm, Gym 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
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Adult Education @ Elmont 7-10pm
30
DAY 3 DAY 4 Board of Ed. Meeting SHS 8 pm DAY 1NOVEMBER
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
District and school information can be found at
http://www.sewanhakaschools.org
THURSDAY FRIDAY
2018 SATURDAY
1 2 3
Class of 2022 Dues Collection Registration Deadline SAT Exams
OCTOBER 2018 DECEMBER 2018 for 12/8 ACT Exam Register by 10/5
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S Registration Deadline
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 for 12/1 SAT Exams
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Coats for Kids Drive Begins
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Best Buddies Thanksgiving
28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Pie Sale Begins
30 31 Adult Education
DAY 2 @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm DAY 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 End of First
10
Adult Ed. @ Elmont 7-10pm Class of 2022 Dues Collection Best Buddies Pot Luck Dinner
Varsity Wrestling Begins 5 pm, Cafe B Marking Period
FBLA "Dress to Impress" Breakfast
JH Cheerleading Tryout
Parent Conference Day STAFF DEVELOPMENT/ Practice Week Begins NYS PTA CONVENTION-SARATOGA SPRINGS
No Students in Attendance SUPERINTENDENT'S
CONFERENCE DAY JH Winter I Athletic Season-Athletes DRAMA PRODUCTION JULIET & THIS GUY ROMEO, 7 PM AUDITORIUM
Meet in Gym @ 3:05 pm SCC of PTAs Liaison Meeting @ Central 7 pm
NO STUDENTS IN ATTENDANCE Adult Ed. @ H. Frank Carey 7-10pm Adult Education
Key Club Food Drive Ends
Daylight Savings Time Ends Election Day DAY 4 Adult Ed. @ Sewanhaka 7-10pm DAY 1 @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm DAY 2 Key Club Week Ends
Report Cards
11 12 13
V & JV Winter Sports Begin
V & JV Cheerleading Tryouts 14 Red Cross Fundraiser:
Art Afternoon, 3 pm-Cafe B 15 16 Available 17
Class of 2022 Dues Collection
SH Mathletes Meet
VETERANS DAY JH Mathletes Meet National Honor Society
Induction Banquet 7 pm @ Floral Terrace
NYS PTA CONVENTION- JH Cheerleading Tryout JH Cheerleading Try-outs
SARATOGA SPRINGS Practice Week Continues
Dads' Club 7 pm-Library Adult Ed. @ H. Frank Carey 7-10pm District Music Fest. Auditions @ FPM 3:30-9 pm Key Club Toy Drive &
DAY 3 Adult Education @ Elmont 7-10pm DAY 4 Adult Ed. @ Sewanhaka 7-10pm DAY 1 Adult Ed. @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm DAY 2 "Adopt-a-Family" Begin
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
NYS Rapid Dismissal Drill
@ 2:45 pm THANKSGIVING RECESS
Student Congress Meeting No After School Activities
3 pm-Cafe A
DAY 3 PTSA 7 pm-Library DAY 4 DAY 1 Coats for Kids Drive Ends
25 26 27 28 29 30 1
Class of 2023 Dues Collection Nassau Region PTA Musical Production Auditions
Presidents'/ Principals' Dinner Begin, 3pm - Auditorium
RUTGERS MODEL U.N. CONFERENCE
Musical Production Informational
Senior Class Luigi's Pizzeria Meeting, 3pm Auditorium Adult Ed. @ H. Frank Carey 7-10pm
Fundraiser: 4-8 pm Adult Ed. @ Sewanhaka 7-10pm Adult Education
DAY 2 DAY 3 Board of Ed. Mtg. SHS 8 pm DAY 4 SEPTA @ SHS Board Rm. 7:30 pm DAY 1 @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm DAY 2DECEMBER
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
District and school information can be found at
http://www.sewanhakaschools.org
THURSDAY FRIDAY
2018 SATURDAY
30 1
SAT Exams
NOVEMBER 2018 JANUARY 2019 Register by 11/2
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 RUTGERS MODEL
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 U.N. CONFERENCE
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
25 26 27 28 29 30 27 28 29 30 31
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Class of 2023 Dues Collection SH Mathletes Meet Fundraiser for Red Cross Club ACT Exam
Soup Kitchen Denim Day Register by 11/2
RUTGERS MODEL SKILLS USA FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE @ FROST VALLEY YMCA
U.N. CONFERENCE Academy of Finance Class of 2023 Information Session,
open to all current District 8th grade students and their Adult Ed. @ H. Frank Carey 7-10pm 8th Grade Team: Guest Speaker -
parents - 7 p.m. NHP Memorial Cafe A Adult Ed. @ Sewanhaka 7-10pm Periods 2 & 3, Auditorium
PTSA 7 pm-Library Dads’ Club 7 pm - TBD Career Education Open House Adult Education SCC of PTAs Scholarship Dinner
Hanukkah Begins at Sundown @ SHS Aud. 7 pm @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm @ SHS 7 pm
DAY 3 Hanukkah DAY 4 Adult Ed. @ Elmont 7-10pm DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Class of 2024 Dues Collection JH Mathletes Meet Progress Reports
Available
FBLA Holiday Trip
NAHS Holiday Ornament
& Craft Sale Begins
Adult Education Adult Ed. @ H. Frank Carey 7-10pm Adult Education Key Club Toy Drive
DAY 4 Science Fair DAY 1 @ Elmont 7-10pm DAY 2 Adult Ed. @ Sewanhaka 7-10pm DAY 3 @ New Hyde Park 7-10pm DAY 4 & "Adopt-a-Family" End
16 17 Class of 2024 Dues Collection
FBLA Holiday Party
18 19 20 21 22
Adult Ed. @ Elmont 7-10pm
Jr. High Holiday Concert Board of Education Adult Ed. @ H. Frank Carey 7-10pm Senior High Holiday
DAY 1 7 pm - Auditorium DAY 2 Meeting SHS 8 pm DAY 3 Adult Ed. @ Sewanhaka 7-10pm DAY 4 Concert 7 pm - Auditorium DAY 1
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
Christmas Eve
HOLIDAY RECESS
30 31
New Year's Eve Christmas DayJANUARY
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
District and school information can be found at
http://www.sewanhakaschools.org
THURSDAY FRIDAY
2019 SATURDAY
1 2 3 PPS Alumni Day
4 5
HOLIDAY
SCHOOL RE-OPENS
RECESS
New Year's Day DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4
6 7 8 SH Mathletes Meet
9 Academy of Finance Class of 2023
Application Deadline 10 11 Career/Technical Education
Career Expo Periods 1-9 (Aud.) 12
PTSA 7 pm-Library
Career Education Applications
DAY 1 Available in Guidance DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4 DAY 1
13 14 15 16 Best Buddies Movie Night
6 pm, Cafe A 17 18 Key Club Yankee Candle
Sale Begins 19
ALL COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL (REHEARSALS & CONCERTS) @ CW POST
Nassau Region PTA Nominations SCC of PTAs Gen. Mem./ Exec. Bd. FBLA Spring District
DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4 & Elections Workshop DAY 1 Mtg. 7 pm/SEESAAW 8 pm @ NHPMHS DAY 2 Meeting & Competition
20 21 22 23 24 2023 Interviews: 8am-3pm, Lib. 25 First Semester Ends 26
Academy of Finance Class of
End of 2nd Marking Pd.
JH Winter II Athletic Season
All Athletes Meet in Gym @ 3:05 pm
ALL COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL MARTIN LUTHER ALL CLASSES IN SESSION
(REHEARSALS & CONCERTS)
@ CW POST KING JR. DAY REGENTS EXAMS (Subject to Change by NYS)
NO BACKPACKS & NO CELL PHONE USAGE WHILE IN TESTING LOCATIONS
Dist. Music Festival Rehearsals @ FPM 3:30-7 pm Snow Date - District Music Festival
Board of Education Meeting SHS 8 pm SEPTA @ SHS Board Rm. 7:30 pm DAY 3 Rehearsals @ FPM 3:30-7 pm DAY 4
27 28 Second
Semester Begins 29 30 31 DECEMBER 2018 FEBRUARY 2019
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 1 2
MODEL UN CONFERENCE @ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ILMUNC IN PHILADELPHIA 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Winter Blood Drive 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
23 24 25 26 27 28 29 24 25 26 27 28
District Music Festival International Culture Club Night Snow Date - District Music Festival 30 31
DAY 1 DAY 2 Rehearsals @ FPM 3:30-7 pm DAY 3 6 pm - Auditorium DAY 4 Rehearsals @ FPM 3:30-7 pmYou can also read
