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Manhasset Public Schools Calendar & Handbook 2020-2021
MANHASSET PUBLICPlease
SCHOOLS TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
note: All numbers are 516 area code.
District Office Calendar Prepared by Maureen Margulies, Munsey Park Elementary School
Main Number—267-7700 Superintendent’s Office, 267-7705 Main Number—267-7400
Superintendent...................................................267-7705 Main Office, Principal, Assistant Principal.....267-7405
Science.................................................................267-7565
Business...............................................................267-7724 Attendance..........................................................267-7411
Social Studies......................................................267-7575 Custodial Services..............................................267-7415
Central Registrar................................................267-7777 Social Worker, Grades 7-9.................................267-7509 Guidance..............................................................267-7448
Curriculum and Instruction ............................267-7742 Social Worker, Grades 10-12 ............................267-7618 Health Office.......................................................267-7410
District Clerk......................................................267-7724 Student Activities, Grades 7-12........................267-7605 Library Media Center........................................267-7430
Facilities, Buildings, Grounds...........................267-7720 World Languages................................................267-7687 Psychologist, Grades K-2, Grades 3-6 ..267-7426/7425
Food Services......................................................267-7780 Social Worker......................................................267-7517
Human Resources .............................................267-7730 Directors and District Coordinators
Special Education & Pupil Personnel Services......267-7671 Fine and Performing Arts Director..................267-7641 Shelter Rock Elementary School
Transportation....................................................267-7777 Physical Education and Interscholastic Athletics Main Number—267-7450
Director...........................................................267-7550 Main Office, Principal, Assistant Principal.....267-7455
Manhasset Secondary School English Language Arts Coordinator................267-7582 Attendance .........................................................267-7463
Main Number—267-7600 Instructional Technology and Libraries Custodial Services..............................................267-7490
Main Office/Principal .......................................267-7605 Director...........................................................267-7530 Guidance..............................................................267-7669
Assistant Principal, Grades 7-12......................267-7505 Mathematics Coordinator.................................267-7570 Health Office.......................................................267-7460
Attendance, Grades 7-12 (call-in absence).....267-7502 Library Media Center........................................267-7470
Science, Technology and Health Education
Custodial Services..............................................267-7760 Coordinator....................................................267-7560 Psychologist, K-Grade 2, Grades 3-6.....267-7459/7469
Dean of Students, Grades 7-12.........................267-7508 School Counseling Services (Guidance) Social Worker......................................................267-7475
Art........................................................................267-7641 Director...........................................................267-7611 Note: Abbreviations used in the calendar are:
Athletics...............................................................267-7550 Social Studies Coordinator................................267-7576 ACT = American College Testing
Drama..................................................................267-7641 Special Education/Pre-K-Grade 6 CAC = Citizens Advisory Committee
English Language Arts.......................................267-7581 Assistant Director.........................................267-7679 CASA = Coalition Against Substance Abuse
School Counseling Svcs. (Guidance), Grades 7-8....267-7511 Special Education/Grades 7-12 CEEB = College Entrance Examination Board
School Counseling Svcs. (Guidance), Grades 9-12...267-7610 Assistant Director.........................................267-7672 CR = Community Room in District Office
Health Office, Grades 7-12................................267-7520 World Languages Coordinator.........................267-7685 HS = High School
Library Media Center, Grades 7-8....................267-7660 MAAC = Manhasset Athletics Advisory Committee
Library Media Center, Grades 9-12.................267-7585 MP = Munsey Park School
Calendar Cover Art Donated by MS = Middle School
Mathematics........................................................267-7571
Manhasset Artist Cao Jun NYS = New York State
Music....................................................................267-7641
Physical Education.............................................267-7550 PASE = Parent Association for Special Education
P/E – Grades 7-8 (Girls/Boys)................267-7654/7656 Transportation PSAT/NMSQT =Preliminary SAT/National Merit
• District Office—267-7777 Scholarship Qualifying Test
P/E – Grades 9-12 (Girls/Boys)..............267-7653/7658
• Huntington Coach SCA = School Community Association
Psychologist, Secondary (7-8)..........................267-7514
SR = Shelter Rock School
Psychologist, Secondary (9-12)........................267-7617 (District Transportation Provider)
SS = Secondary School
Psychologist, Secondary (7-12) .......................267-7681 442-5773 or 442-5774
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MANHASSET PUBLIC SCHOOLS EMERGENCY CLOSING PROCEDURES
School Closing Early Dismissal
• Whenever it is necessary to close the schools due to the weather, or any other • Early dismissals are considered only in extreme situations due to weather conditions
reason, the Superintendent of Schools will make the decision based on area weather
reports, local weather conditions, checks of road conditions by District personnel or other emergencies such as power failures.
and the District’s primary transportation provider, police department reports, and • Th
e availability of school buses will determine whether early dismissal is possible.
road conditions from local villages and the county. • Early dismissals will be reported on radio, television, through the District’s website
• All community members with children in grades K-12 will be contacted via the
and the District’s telephone-email outreach system.
District’s telephone-email outreach system.
• On days when schools are closed, all school programs, including sports and • Secondary students will be dismissed first so that they will be home to care for
extracurricular activities, will be canceled. younger siblings. Elementary students will be dismissed once the secondary students
• Cancellation information about school activities scheduled on weekends will be
are home.
made available on the District’s website, the telephone-email outreach system, and
the District’s electronic Community listserv. • Every effort will be made by the District’s communication systems and the SCA to
• School closing or delayed opening announcements are provided via the telephone- contact parents in emergency situations. However, parents are advised to be alert to
email outreach system and through the following media (announcements will
weather conditions which may require schools to be closed and to make safe and
ordinarily be made prior to 6 am):
Radio appropriate arrangements for their child in the event of an early dismissal.
WALK (97.5 FM) WBLI (106.1 FM)
WCBS (880 AM) WBZO (103.1 FM) Private, Parochial, BOCES and Special Schools
WINS (1010 AM) WBAB (102.3 FM)
• When the Manhasset Public Schools close, all bus transportation provided by the
Television District for students attending private, parochial, BOCES and other special schools
FIOS News 1; WCBS Channel 2; WNBC Channel 4; WYNY, Channel 5; outside the District will be canceled.
WABC, Channel 7; News 12 Long Island Cable Network.
• When the Manhasset Public Schools delay the opening of school by one hour or
Delayed Opening two hours, buses used to transport students to private, parochial, BOCES and other
The opening of school may be delayed by ONE or TWO hours due to early morning special schools outside the District will also be delayed by one or two hours.
weather conditions. The delayed school opening schedule is as follows: • When the Manhasset Public Schools announce an early dismissal, bus service for
School ONE-Hour Delay TWO-Hour Delay students attending private, parochial, BOCES and other special schools outside the
Secondary School 9:13 am 10:13 am District will depend on availability of drivers and dismissal times requested by the
Shelter Rock School 9:25 am 10:25 am schools. Each non-public school must make its own decision on an early dismissal.
Munsey Park School 9:55 am 10:55 am
Bus schedules will also be delayed by one or two hours. For example, if your child’s
regular school bus pickup time is 7:54 am, a one-hour delay will change the bus pickup
time to 8:54 am and a two-hour delay will change the bus pickup time to 9:54 am. Have you subscribed to our Community Listserv?
The Community Listserv is a service that allows parents, students, faculty/staff and
Announcements are provided via the District’s telephone-email outreach system and
community members to sign up to receive emails on school-related information. The
by the radio stations, TV channels and websites identified above.
Community Listserv makes it easier than ever for you to stay in touch with important
A delayed opening is subject to change if the weather and/or road conditions remain
news and events in your schools. Subscribers will automatically receive news of interest
hazardous. The Superintendent retains the option to close the schools when the potential
at their selected email address. Go to the District’s website at www.manhassetschools.
for a hazardous situation exists. An announcement, if necessary, will generally be made
org and click on “Subscribe to the Community Listserv” to sign up.
by 6 am. 2
MANHASSET PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Disclaimer: Due to restrictions related to Covid-19, information provided in this calendar is subejct to change. Please consult the District’s website for more
current information.
MISSION STATEMENT
We recognize each child as an individual with the potential to achieve their personal best. We are committed to guiding our students on their unique
educational journeys by nurturing their abilities and encouraging a growth mindset, while challenging and supporting their academic development and fostering
their social-emotional and physical well-being. We celebrate diversity, an inclusive learning environment, and respect for others as important components in
developing global citizens.
VISION STATEMENT
We prepare each student for a continuously changing world by cultivating passion for discovery, creativity in solving problems, wisdom in making decisions,
a willingness to take measured risks, and perseverance in the face of adversity. We foster independent thinkers who work collaboratively, respect each other’s
individuality, and embody integrity, honesty, empathy and compassion. Our students will be able to succeed today, with the self-confidence, motivation and
resiliency to succeed tomorrow.
The Board of Education appoints community members to its Audit
Committee and may appoint Citizens Advisory Committees on School Finance,
Athletics, Technology and Legislative Affairs. Other committees may be
appointed on an as-needed basis by the Board. The Board of Education email is
BOE@manhassetschools.org.
District Website - http://www.manhassetschools.org
The District’s website provides comprehensive information regarding all
aspects of our schools. Navigation through the site can be accomplished
by category, such as Academics, Administration, Arts, Athletics, Board of
Education, Counseling, Schools, or by using the search engine on the home page
2020-2021 Board of Education of the website to locate specific names, documents and/or topics. Additionally,
The Board of Education serves as a governance or policy-making body, with the
High School clubs and organizations maintain webpages regarding specific
Superintendent of Schools as its Chief Executive Officer. Left to right, Ann Marie Curd,
activities. You might want to consider bookmarking our website.
Patricia Aitken, President, Christine Monterosso,Vice President, Carlo Prinzo and
Regina Rule.
Meetings of the Board
The Board of Education meets regularly during the school year, usually on the first
and third Thursdays of the month. All meetings are open to the public and are generally
held in the Community Room at the District Office, 200 Memorial Place, at 8 pm. Board
meetings are also held in other District schools and at other community locations as
announced or as listed in this calendar. While Covid-19 restrictions remain in effect,
Board meetings will be held via Zoom, video communications, and available via live
stream. Announcements of meetings or changes of meeting dates and locations are
posted in each school building. Meeting dates are also published in the local newspaper,
sent via Community Listserv and posted on the District’s website.
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AUGUST 2020 OCTOBER 2020
S M T W T F S Aug. 29 - SAT Exams S M T W T F S
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Although locations are indicated, due to
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SUPERINTENDENT’S
restrictions related to Covid-19, certain SUPERINTENDENT’S CONFERENCE DAY
CONFERENCE DAY
events/meetings may be held remotely
and not in-person. Please check with
meeting organizers regarding virtual SCA MP/SR New
meeting alternatives. Student Tour 4-5 pm @
Each School
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10 11 12
FULL DAY FOR ALL ACT
LABOR DAY SUPERINTENDENT’S SUPERINTENDENT’S SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS STUDENTS
SCHOOLS CLOSED CONFERENCE DAY CONFERENCE DAY FULL DAY GR. 1-12
SENIOR PORTRAITS
Kindergarten Parent Board Policy Committee
Orientation Meetings Meeting 8:30 am
(By Appointment Only)
SCA MP/SR Room Rep
Board of Ed Mtg. 8 pm Mtg. 9:30 am
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SCA Open Exec.
MP/SR New Parents Board Mtg. 9 am
Welcome ROSH HASHANAH
GRADES 7-11 PHOTO DAYS & ID CARDS
SR 9 am and MP 9:30 am
MS OPEN HOUSE SCA HS/MS Joint
7 pm High School Student Parent Council Mtg.
MP/SR EVENING OPEN Senate 6 pm 10 am
MP/SR EVENING OPEN Booster Club Mtg.
HOUSE GRADES 2-4 HOUSE GRADES K-1 Board Policy
7:30 pm 12th Gr. Parent Night Committee Meeting
7 pm 11 am
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MP/SR EVENING
SCA SR Parent Council Board Policy
ROSH HASHANAH OPEN HOUSE GRADES Committee Meeting
PASE 9:15 am Mtg. 9:15 am HS Science Research
5-6 8:30 am
Open House 6 pm
SCA MP Parent Council (For Parents of New HS Mini College
Thespian Honor Mtg. 9:30 am Research Fair 9-10:30 am
Society Induction 7 pm
Students Only)
Board of Ed Mtg. 8 pm
MAAC 7:30 pm
HS OPEN HOUSE 7 pm
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YOM KIPPUR Reminder: Middle/High School health
SCHOOLS CLOSED history forms are due within 30 days prior
to the start of the sports season through
Guidance Financial Aid
Yom Kippur Begins at
Sunset Night 7 pm FAMILY ID Online Platform.
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DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION
Please note: All numbers are 516 area code.
Office of the Superintendent of Schools School Counseling Services
District Office—Administration Building, 200 Memorial Place, Manhasset, NY 11030 2020-2021 School Counselors (Guidance)
Superintendent of Schools: Vincent Butera, Ed.D. Munsey Park Grades K-6: Amanda Gimondo
vbutera@manhassetschools.org....................................................................................... 267-7705 agimondo@manhassetschools.org................................................................................... 267-7448
Deputy Superintendent for Business and Operations: Rosemary Johnson Shelter Rock Grades K-6: Jenny Chen
rosemary_johnson@manhassetschools.org................................................................... 267-7724 jenny_chen@manhassetschools.org................................................................................ 267-7455
Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction: Gaurav Passi, Ed.D. Middle School Grades 7-8 Blue Team: Jennifer Yepes
gpassi@manhassetschools.org.......................................................................................... 267-7740 jennifer_yepes@manhassetschools.org........................................................................... 267-7512
Executive Director of District Special Education Programs and Pupil Personnel Services: Middle School Grades 7-8 Orange Team: Brittany Longhway
Allison Rushforth, allison_rushforth@manhassetschools.org....................................... 267-7671 brittany_longhway@manhassetschools.org.................................................................... 267-7513
Administrator of Assessment and Data Analysis: High School, Grades 9-12
Adam Kuranishi —Adam_Kuranishi@manhassetschools.org...................................... 267-7716 Danielle Cerulli—danielle_cerulli@manhassetschools.org......................................... 267-7615
District Treasurer: Brian Lonegan—brian_lonegan@manhassetschools.org........... 267-7712 Kimberly Cosenza—kcosenza@manhassetschools.org................................................ 267-7620
District Clerk: Christine Michelen—christine_michelen@manhassetschools.org... 267-7724 Marcy Fogel—marcy_fogel@manhassetschools.org..................................................... 267-7619
Assistant District Clerks: Jennifer Landman—jlandman@manhassetschools.org................................................ 267-7616
Maureen Margulies—mmarguli@manhassetschools.org............................................. 267-7706 Lori Margulies—lori_margulies@manhassetschools.org............................................. 267-7632
Kristina Mennuti—kmennuti@manhassetschools.org................................................. 267-7720 Kristen Ruthkowski—Kristen_ruthkowski@manhassetschools.org........................... 267-7624
Virginia Waters-Coleman—virginia_coleman@manhassetschools.org..................... 267-7638
Student Counselor Breakdown can be found on the
District Directors and Coordinators District website and also in the Secondary School Student
Directors, K-12 Handbook and Planner.
Physical Education and Interscholastic Athletics: James Amen
james_amen@manhassetschools.org............................................................................... 267-7550
Fine and Performing Arts: Christopher Hale, Ed.D. Secondary School Administration
chale@manhassetschools.org........................................................................................... 267-7641 Manhasset Secondary School—200 Memorial Place, Manhasset, NY 11030
Guidance and School Counseling Services: Joy-Anne D’Anca, Ed.D. Main Number High School: 267-7600 Main Number Middle School: 267-7500
jdanca@manhassetschools.org ........................................................................................ 267-7611 Principal, Grades 7-12: Dean Schlanger, Ed.D.
Instructional Technology and Libraries: Sean Adcroft, Ph.D. dschlanger@manhassetschools.org.................................................................................. 267-7605
sadcroft@manhassetschools.org ..................................................................................... 267-7530 Assistant Principal, Grades 7-12: Peter J. Vercessi
Assistant Directors, Pre-K-12 peter_vercessi@manhassetschools.org............................................................................ 267-7505
Special Education, CPSE/Elementary: Kristi Keingstein, Ed.D. Dean of Students: Kelly Ramsey
kristi_keingstein@manhassetschools.org....................................................................... 267-7679 kelly_ramsey@manhassetschools.org.............................................................................. 267-7637
Special Education, Secondary: Stewart Grabelsky
stewart_grabelsky@manhassetschools.org..................................................................... 267-7672 Elementary School Administration
District Coordinators, K-12 Munsey Park School—1 Hunt Lane, Manhasset, NY—Main Number 267-7400
English Language Arts: Rebecca Chowske, Ed.D. Principal: Chad Altman
rebecca_chowske@manhassetschools.org ..................................................................... 267-7582 caltman@manhassetschools.org...................................................................................... 267-7405
Mathematics: Lauren Tallarine Assistant Principal: Brian Nolan
lauren_tallarine@manhassetschools.org......................................................................... 267-7570 brian_nolan@manhassetschools.org............................................................................... 267-7441
Science, Technology and Health Education: Teresa McGrath Shelter Rock School—27A Shelter Rock Rd., Manhasset, NY—Main Number 267-7450
teresa_mcgrath@manhassetschools.org......................................................................... 267-7560 Principal: Richard Roder
Social Studies: Mara Steindam rroder@manhassetschools.org.......................................................................................... 267-7455
mara_steindam@manhassetschools.org......................................................................... 267-7576 Assistant Principal: Paulette Williams
World Languages: Laurie Marshall-Lauria paulette_williams@manhassetschools.org...................................................................... 267-7457
laurie_lauria@manhassetschools.org.............................................................................. 267-7685
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SEPTEMBER 2020 NOVEMBER 2020
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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Board Policy Committee SAT Exams 8 am
Reminder: Middle/High Meeting 8:30 am CASA Shed the Meds @
School health history forms SR 9:30 am-12:30 pm
HS Mini College Fair
due within 30 days prior to 11 am-12:30 pm
the start of the sports season.
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MWCABC 5K 9:30 am CASA Sector Meeting Senior Photo Retakes
SCA MP PHOTO DAYS
9-10:30 am
Board Policy
Committee Meeting
8:30 am
9th Gr. Parent Night
Thespian Honor Society Board of Ed Mtg. 8 pm
7 pm HS Mini College Fair
Induction 7 pm 11 am-12:30 pm
11 12 13 14 15 SCA Open Exec. 16 17
Board Mtg. 9 am PSAT/NMQT
End of 1st Progress HS Community Grades 7-11 Photo
COLUMBUS DAY Report Period Grades SCA HS/MS Joint
Service Fair 10 am Retakes
SCHOOLS CLOSED 7-12 HS Main Hallway Parent Council Mtg.
10 am
SCA SR PHOTO DAYS
HS Mini College Fair
HS Student Senate 6 pm 11 am-12:30 pm
HS Blood Drive
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PASE 9:15 am ACT (Not at MHS)
Board of Ed Tenure Board Policy
Recognition Event Committee Meeting
8:30 am
7 pm
Art Charity Event Board of Ed Mtg. 8 pm
MWCABC Ladies Night
MAAC 7:30 pm Out 6:30 pm
25 26 27 28 29 Board Policy
Committee Meeting
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8:30 am
RED RIBBON WEEK
CASA Red Ribbon SCA MP/SR Halloween
Week SCA MP/SR Parties Grades 5-6
Parent Council 9:30 am
6:30-8:30 pm
CASA Community
Presentation 7 pm
SCA MS Halloween
Party 7-9 pm
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VOTING INFORMATION
Annual Vote and Election Votación y elección anuales
The annual School District budget vote and election of School Board members, La votación del presupuesto anual del distrito escolar y la elección de los miembros
as set by the New York State Legislature for all public school districts in the state, is de la Junta Escolar, conforme a lo establecido por la Legislatura del Estado de Nueva
held on the third Tuesday in May. The 2021-2022 school budget vote will be held York para todos los distritos escolares públicos del estado, se llevarán a cabo el tercer
on Tuesday, May 18, 2021 from 6:30 am to 10 pm. martes de mayo. La votación del presupuesto escolar 2020-2021 se llevará a cabo el
martes 18 de mayo de 2021 de 6:30 a. m. a 10 p. m.
Voter Registration Procedures Procedimientos para la inscripción de votantes
The Board of Education notifies all eligible voters that the Nassau County voter
La Junta de Educación notifica a todos los votantes elegibles que los padrones
registration rolls and the District Board of Registration’s voter list will be the official
electorales para la inscripción de votantes del condado de Nassau y la lista de votantes
voter lists for all district votes.
de la Junta de Inscripciones del distrito serán las listas de votantes oficiales para todas
Manhasset residents who are not registered with the County Board of Elections
las votaciones del distrito.
or who have registered with the County Board of Elections but have not voted in
Los residentes de Manhasset que no estén inscritos en la Junta de Elecciones del
a town, county, state or national election in the last four calendar years or in the
condado o que se hayan inscrito en dicha Junta pero que no hayan votado en una
School District’s vote in 2020 must register to vote with either the School District’s
elección de la localidad, el condado, el estado o nacional en los últimos cuatro años
Board of Registration or the County Board of Elections. calendario o en la votación del distrito escolar de 2020 deberán inscribirse para votar
Community members may register to vote in the office of the District Clerk at en la Junta de Inscripciones del distrito escolar o en la Junta de Elecciones del condado.
the Administration Building, 200 Memorial Place, from 8 am to 4 pm on days when Los miembros de la comunidad podrán inscribirse para votar en la oficina de la
school is in session and from 8 am to 3 pm during the summer months. secretaria del distrito en el edificio administrativo, 200 Memorial Place, de 8 a.m. a 4
p.m. durante el ciclo lectivo y de 8 a.m. a 3 p.m. durante los meses de verano.
Eligibility Requirements for Voter Registration
You are eligible to register to vote if: Requisitos de elegibilidad para la inscripción de votantes
• You are a citizen of the United States. Podrán inscribirse en la votación las personas que cumplan con los siguientes requisitos:
• You are at least 18 years of age. • Sean ciudadanas de los Estados Unidos.
• You are a resident of the School District for at least the 30 days immediately • Tengan, al menos, 18 años.
prior to the vote. • Sean residentes del distrito escolar durante, al menos, los 30 días
• You have not been disqualified from voting under Election Law 5-106. inmediatamente anteriores a la votación.
• No hayan sido inhabilitadas para votar en virtud de la Ley Electoral 5-106.
GENERAL INFORMATION FOR PARENTS AND STUDENTS
Attendance At the Secondary School level, each student is required to be in attendance for the entire
It is important that children learn from the first day of kindergarten that school is school day in order to participate in any co-curricular or after-school activities including,
important to them and that they have an obligation to be punctual and to regularly attend but not limited to, athletics practices or competitions, theater/performing arts practices
school. Regularity of attendance and punctuality are essential for steady progress of a child or productions, clubs, concerts, dances or other events. On any day preceding a weekend
throughout school life. or holiday, this requirement applies to playing in or practicing for sports competitions,
Students are expected to be in school on time on all days when school is in session. The performing arts events, or other co-curricular or school related activities during the upcoming
Board of Education affirms the importance of enforcing high standards of self-discipline, weekend or holiday.
attendance and punctuality with all students who are required by law to attend instruction State laws and the regulations of the Commissioner of Education regarding attendance in school
in the public schools. All students shall attend regularly and punctually for the entire time give very little discretion to either parents or to schools regarding what constitutes legal absence
during the school day and throughout the school year that classes, school activities and other from school. For additional information, please see School Board Policy 5100 and 5100.1.
school-sponsored programs are in session. 7
OCTOBER 2020 DECEMBER 2020
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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ELECTION DAY SAT Exams 8 am
Board Policy Committee
Tower Foundation Bingo
Meeting 8:30 am
Grades 3-5 SUPERINTENDENT’S
6 pm CONFERENCE DAY
Schools Closed for Manhasset’s Got Talent
Senior Banquet Students Show @ HS Auditorium
@ Leonard’s 6:30 pm Board of Ed Mtg.
7 pm
@ Shelter Rock 8 pm
8 9 10 11 12 End of 1st Marking
Period Grades 7-12
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SCA MP Photo Makeup DIWALI
Day
VETERANS DAY SCA Open Exec.
Winter 1 Middle School Board Mtg. 9 am
Sports Begin Tower Foundation SCHOOLS CLOSED SCA Family Theater
Bingo Grades 1-2
6 pm SCA HS/MS Joint
Parent Council Mtg.
English Honor Society 11th Gr. Parent Night @ 10 am
Induction @ Black Box Booster Club Mtg. @ HS HS Auditorium 7 pm
Theatre 7 pm Media Center Board Policy Committee
7:30 pm Meeting 11 am
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PASE @ Community SCA SR Photo Makeup Board Policy Committee
Winter HS Varsity & JV
Sports Begin Room 9:15 am Day Meeting 8:30 am
HS Student Senate 6 pm
SCA MP/SR BOOK WEEK @ EACH SCHOOL
HS Math Honor Society SCA Fall Luncheon
Induction @ PoCoHo @ Black Box HIGH SCHOOL PRODUCTION, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
SR Auditorium 7 pm & SATURDAY 7:30 PM
Theatre 7 pm Board of Ed Mtg.
MAAC 7:30 pm @ District Office 8 pm
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K-6 ELEMENTARY Management Plan
HS Production PARENT-TEACHER Early Dismissal Drill
CONFERENCE DAY K-12 (NYS required); THANKSGIVING RECESS
NO ELEMENTARY Schools dismiss 15 SCHOOLS CLOSED
CLASSES minutes prior to regular
Standardized
Testing Overview @ dismissal
HS Social Studies
Honor Society Auditorium 7 pm
Induction 7 pm
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GENERAL INFORMATION FOR PARENTS AND STUDENTS/Continued
Excused and Unexcused Absences Failure to return, pay for or reimburse the District for lost books or other equipment
The following reasons for absences, tardiness and early departures (ATEDs) from class can jeopardize a student receiving placement letters in the summer or their participation at
or school are recognized by the Manhasset Board of Education as excused ATEDs: personal graduation exercises or commencement.
illness, illness or death in the family, impassable roads or weather, religious observances,
quarantine, required court appearances, attendance at health clinics, approved college visits, School Lunch Program
approved cooperative work programs, military obligations, medical visits that have been The cafeterias are operated on a self-sustaining basis in all Manhasset Schools. Each day
preapproved by the Principal or his/her designee, or other such reasons as may be approved by both hot and cold balanced lunches are offered in the elementary schools for $3.00, and in the
an Attendance Review Team. Secondary School cafeteria for $3.50. Lunch items may also be purchased on an à la carte basis
at the Secondary School. In addition, assorted sandwiches, snacks and beverages are available
All other ATEDs are considered unexcused absences. All ATEDs must be accounted for: for purchase. Students who bring lunch from home can purchase soup, snacks, milk, fruit or
• When a student is absent or late to class, parents will receive notification by phone of the water.
specific event and a reminder of the District policy on attendance. Elementary and Secondary School students who remain at school for lunch are not
• Parents are responsible to notify the school within 24 hours of the reason for a student’s absence. permitted to leave the school grounds. There is always adult supervision in the lunchroom and
• They must provide a written excuse upon the student’s return to school. on the playground following lunch. On days when the weather is unsuitable for outdoor play,
• Students’ records will contain absence frequency and type. indoor activities are provided under adult supervision in the elementary schools.
• Students arriving more than 15 minutes after the period has begun without a valid excuse The District participates in the National School Lunch Program at the elementary schools
or pass will be deemed absent. and it also offers an equivalent free or reduced-price breakfast and lunch program at the
• Unexcused absences may result in disciplinary action consistent with the District Code Secondary School. Residents with limited incomes may be eligible for either free or reduced-
of Conduct. price lunches for their children. Complete information and applications for the program are
• Classroom participation may be incorporated as a factor in determining a student’s grade. available at each school. Applications are handled in complete confidence, and care is exercised
Absence from or lateness to class may, therefore, have a negative impact upon a student’s to protect the anonymity of the participating students. Applications should be submitted to
grade. building principals immediately after the start of the school year in September to ensure that
• If a student exceeds three latenesses to school per quarter, then a single detention will be students begin receiving their free or reduced-price lunch as soon as possible.
assigned for every lateness thereafter for the remainder of that quarter. In accordance with federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil
• Only those students with excused absences or early dismissals will be given the opportunity rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its agencies, offices and employees, and institutions
to make up a test or other missed work and/or turn in a late assignment for inclusion in participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based
their final grade. on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity (including gender expression),
sexual orientation, disability, age, marital status, family/parental status, income derived from
Loss of State Aid a public assistance program, political beliefs, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights
State aid is based on attendance, and all absences, excused or unexcused, cause loss of state
activity, in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA (not all bases apply to all
aid to the School District.
programs). Remedies and complaint filing deadlines vary by program or incident.
Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program
Messages to Children information (e.g., Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.) should contact
Parents are asked not to call school to give messages to children except in emergencies.
the responsible Agency or USDA’s TARGET Center at 202-720-2600 (voice and TTY) or
Student Use of Telephones contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at 800-877-8339. Additionally, program
Students in the elementary, Middle and High Schools will be permitted to use telephones information may be made available in languages other than English.
located in main offices, with the permission of a staff member, when it is necessary to contact To file a program discrimination complaint, complete the USDA Program Discrimination
parents during school or after school hours and in special circumstances. Complaint Form, AD-3027, found online at How to File a Program Discrimination
Complaint and at any USDA office or write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in
Students’ Responsibility for School Property the letter all of the information requested in the form. To request a copy of the complaint
It is essential that students learn to be responsible for school property. As with library books, form, call 866-632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by: (1) mail:
students are required to pay for lost or damaged musical instruments, equipment (including U.S. Department of Agriculture, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, 1400
Chromebooks), textbooks or workbooks that have been provided by the school. The charge Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; (2) fax: 202-690-7442; or (3) email:
for lost or damaged school property is based on the net cost of replacing them at current prices. program.intake@usda.gov.
9NOVEMBER 2020 JANUARY 2021
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 GRADES 7-12 3 4 5
Reminder: Middle/High School SCA MP/SR Joint PARENT-TEACHER
GRADES K-12 PARENT- SAT Exams 8 am
TEACHER
health history forms are due Parent Council Meeting CONFERENCE DAY
5:30-8:30 pm CONFERENCE DAY
@ SR 9:15 am SCA Saturday Series
within 30 days prior to the start NO CLASSES FOR
STUDENTS
HS Science Honor
of the sports season through Society Induction NYSSMA ALL-STATE CONFERENCE
FAMILY ID Online Platform. 7 pm Board of Ed Mtg. Board Policy Committee
@ Munsey Park 8 pm Meeting 8:30 am
ACT
6 7 8 9 10 FIRST DAY OF
HANUKKAH
11 12
NYSSMA All-State HANUKKAH SCA Saturday Series
Conference Begins at Sunset Board Policy Committee Hoffman Girls
National Honor Society Meeting 8:30 am Basketball
Induction 7 pm HS Student Senate Tournament 10 am
SR Grade 4 Concert Championship 2 pm
SR Holiday Concert 6 pm 9:15 am
MP Holiday Concert Sims/Mueller Boys
Band & Orchestra Gr. 5-6 Choruses @ MP Hoffman Girls Sims/Mueller Boys Basketball
7:30 pm Basketball Tournament Basketball Tournament Tournament 12 pm
7:30 pm
5 pm & 7 pm 5 pm & 7 pm Championship 4 pm
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End of 2nd Progress Board Policy
Report Period Grades Committee Meeting SCA Saturday Series
MP Holiday Concert 7-12
Gr. 5-6 Choruses 8:30 am
7:30 pm MP Grade 4 Concert
9:15 am
MS Holiday Concert 1 SR Holiday Concert HS Holiday Concert I
7:30 pm Band/Orchestra 7:30 pm Board of Ed Mtg.
7:30 pm
@ District Office 8 pm
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CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS DAY
HOLIDAY RECESS
SCHOOLS CLOSED
MS Holiday Concert 2 HS Holiday Concert 2
7:30 pm 7:30 pm
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NEW YEAR’S EVE
HOLIDAY RECESS
SCHOOLS CLOSED
10GENERAL INFORMATION FOR PARENTS AND STUDENTS/Continued
Point of Sale Meal Payment System
The District has established a computerized prepayment system where students may
pay for meals, milk and/or snacks through a Point of Sale (POS) prepayment system.
A unique four-digit PIN number is assigned to each student for quick access to her/his
account. A student’s PIN will remain with him/her throughout the student’s enrollment
in the Manhasset School District. When a student makes a purchase, he/she will enter
their PIN, and the sale will be recorded. Parents are encouraged, but not required, to
pre-fund the student’s account. The account may be funded weekly, monthly, or for
the entire school year. Parents who do not want their child to participate in the POS
system should opt out of the system. Please refer to the Board’s policy on Charging
School Meals and Prohibition Against Shaming on the District’s website. For more
information, please call Food Services at 516-267-7780.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Reporting to Parents, Grades K-6
Report cards for students in Kindergarten through Grade 6 provide indicators of Elementary School Homework
achievement and are posted to the parent portal three times a year in grades 2 through Homework is assigned to elementary school students to reinforce skills or concepts
6 (fall, spring and immediately after the closing of school in June), and two times taught during the day. A regular daily study time should be set aside for elementary
a year for students in grades K and 1 (spring and immediately after the closing of school students to independently read and/or complete assigned homework.
school in June). In addition to report cards, parent-teacher conferences are scheduled
for all students in the fall and on an as-needed basis in spring. Parents are always After-School Academic Enrichment Program, Grades 5 and 6
encouraged to contact Participation in the Academic Enrichment Program is based upon student
their children’s teachers to
School Hours schedule appointments to
aptitude and academic performance. The program is organized in a trimester format
which consists of three 8-week sessions. Students can be identified for one, two or
discuss their progress and/ all three terms based upon annually established criteria. The program is scheduled
MUNSEY PARK SCHOOL or other important matters.
1 Hunt Lane after school at the Middle School on Wednesdays from 3:30-4:30 pm for Shelter
Report cards will be available Rock students, and on Thursdays from 4-5 pm for Munsey Park students. Students
Main Number 516-267-7400
online through the parent identified for participation will receive written notification.
School Hours
Grades K-6 8:55 am-3:23 pm portal via the Manhasset • S ession 1: Mathematics
Public Schools’ website. • Session 2: Humanities
SHELTER ROCK SCHOOL If you need assistance in • S ession 3: STEM
27A Shelter Rock Road setting up a parent portal For additional information on the Enrichment Program, please visit the
Main Number 516-267-7455 account, please contact the District website.
School Hours Technology Office via email
Grade K-6 8:25 am-2:53 pm at mpp@manhassetschools.
org.
11DECEMBER 2020 FEBRUARY 2021
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1 2
NEW YEAR’S DAY
SCHOOLS CLOSED
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Board Policy
SCHOOLS REOPEN All County Div 1 West Committee Meeting Pre-ACT
Rehearsal 4 pm CASA Sector Meeting
@ Community Room 8:30 am
9-10:30 am All-County Div 1 West
All County Div 1 West Concert @ Tilles Center
All County Div 1 West 11:30 am
8th Gr. Parent Night Rehearsal 4 pm Rehearsal 4 pm
@ HS Auditorium
Board of Ed Mtg. Frosh/Soph Dance SCA Saturday Series
7 pm @ EOC Building 7:30 pm 8-11 pm
10 11 12 13 14 SCA Open Exec. 15 16
Board Mtg. 9 am
All-County Div II & III
SCA MP/SR HEALTH & WELLNESS WEEK Rehearsals 8:30 am
All-County Div 1V All-County Div III & V All-County Div II & IV All-County Div II, IV & V SCA HS/MS Joint
Parent Council Mtg. 10 am
Rehearsals 4 pm All-County Div V
Rehearsal 4 pm Rehearsals 4 pm Rehearsals 4 pm All-County Div III & V Concert @ Tillles Center
Rehearsals 4 pm Vocal 2:30 pm
Keyboard Recital Booster Club Mtg. @ HS HS Student Senate 6 pm Instrumental 7 pm
Media Center All-County Div IV
7:30 pm 7:30 pm Senior Science Research Concert @ Tilles Center
Symposium 7 pm 8 pm
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All-County Concerts @ MARTIN LUTHER Winter 2 Middle School Board Policy SCA Saturday Series
Tilles Center KING JR. DAY Sports Begin Committee Meeting
Div II 11 am SCHOOLS CLOSED
8:30 am
Div III 4 pm PASE @ Community
Room 9:15 am
National Junior Honor Board of Ed Mtg.
Society Induction 7 pm @ District Office 8 pm
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End of 2nd Marking 29 30
SCA SR Guess Who’s SCA MP Guess Who’s
Period Grades 7-12 SCA Saturday Series
Coming to Read? Coming to Read?
MID-TERMS/NYS REGENTS EXAMS/NO REGULAR CLASSES AT SS
MAAC 7:30 pm
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12SECONDARY SCHOOL
Secondary School Testing Policy, Grades 7-12
2020-2021 Bell Schedule In order to ensure a fair and equitable testing procedure for grades 7-12, the following
testing policy has been adopted for all assessments that require study on the part of students.
*8:13-9:00 am Period 1 12:08-12:50 pm Period 6 Tests will be administered in accordance with the following schedule, unless specifically noted
9:04-9:46 am Period 2 12:54-1:36 pm Period 7 in the Course Selection Directory. Presentation projects are exempt from this policy.
9:50-10:32 am Period 3 1:40-2:22 pm Period 8 EVEN DAYS ODD DAYS
10:36-11:18 am Period 4 2:26-3:08 pm Period 9 a. World Languages a. Math
*Class begins at 8:13 am, Pledge of b. Social Studies b. English Language Arts
11:22 am-12:04 pm Period 5 Allegiance/Announcements at 8:57 am c. Even-day Science Lab c. Odd-day Science Lab
d. Even-day Health d. Odd-day Health
End of Marking Period Dates e. Other Electives e. Every-day Health
First Quarter—Nov. 13, 2020 Third Quarter—April 23, 2021
Second Quarter—Jan. 29, 2020 Fourth Quarter—June 15, 2021 Electronic Devices and Testing
In accordance with New York State guidelines, to ensure the integrity of testing, students
are prohibited from bringing cellular or smartphones, wearing a smartwatch, or using other
electronic devices in classrooms or other exam locations (i.e., gymnasium, cafeteria) during
Changing Level of Core Academic Courses testing and state assessments unless specific permission has been given in advance.
A student who was recommended for a particular level of a required course (AP, Honors Test proctors, monitors and school officials shall retain the right to collect and hold any
or Regents) may find that the rigor of the course is more difficult than they had anticipated. prohibited electronic device(s) prior to the start of the test administration and to hold them
If they prefer to enroll in another level of the same subject, the following policies will apply: for the duration of the test. Admission to the test will be prohibited to any student who has a
•The level of a full-year course cannot be changed after the last day of the second quarter prohibited electronic device in their possession and does not relinquish it.
Any student observed with any prohibited device while taking a state test must be directed
(Jan. 24, 2020). to turn it over to the proctor or monitor immediately. To allow for all possible outcomes of
•If the level of a full-year course is changed prior to the end of the second quarter, students procedural due process, the student should be allowed to complete the test. The incident must
understand that their grade in the higher-level course will carry over to the new course. be reported promptly to the school principal. If the student had a prohibited device in his or
her possession during the test administration, the student’s test must be invalidated. No score
Dropping Honor Overrides may be calculated for that student.
Students with individualized education plans (IEPs), 504 Plans, or documentation from
The parent and student must agree that the student remain in the Honors course for at least a medical practitioner that specifically requires the use of an electronic device may do so,
one quarter before any reconsideration. Only one override may be exercised per year. Refer to as specified.
pages 9-10 in the 2020-2021 High School Course Catalog.
Final and Mid-Term examinations will be administered as follows:
Dropping Courses Classes Giving Uniform Tests
• Are assigned specific days to give finals/mid-terms during Test Week.
After consultation with the guidance counselor, who will confer with the parent, teacher • Subjects that require an oral component will also be assigned specific dates upon which
and coordinator/director, a student who wishes to drop a course that is not required for to administer that part of the exam.
graduation will understand that the following policies are in place: • Weighting of final exams toward the final course grade can be found in each class outline.
• A half-year course cannot be dropped after the last day of Quarter One (Nov. 13, 2020).
• A full-year course cannot be dropped after the last day of Quarter Two (Jan. 29, 2021). Reporting to Parents, Grades 7-12
Report cards using letter grades (A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, D+, D, F) are issued
• A half-year course dropped from a student’s schedule prior to the midpoint of Quarter four times each year. Board policy governs the weighting of grades in Honors and Advanced
One (Oct. 9, 2020) will not appear on the student’s transcript. Placement (AP) classes. Juniors and seniors have an opportunity to take one non-required
• A full-year course dropped from a student’s schedule prior to the last day of Quarter One course on a Pass/Fail basis. Interim reports, similar to report cards, are issued four times
(Nov. 13, 2020) will not appear on the student’s transcript. a year. All progress reports and report cards are posted online to our parent portal. Paper
• Students who desire to drop a half-year course and receive approval to do so after the copies are only issued upon parent request. If you need assistance in setting up a parent portal
account, or wish to request paper copies of grade data, please contact the Technology Office
midpoint of first quarter will understand that the course grade will appear as a “W” via email at mpp@manhassetschools.org.
(withdrawn) on their transcript. Parent-teacher conferences are initiated by either the parent or the teacher whenever the
• Students who drop a full-year course and receive approval to do so after the last day of the need arises. Guidance counselors are also available to assist parents. Whenever parents wish
second quarter will understand that the course grade will appear as a “W” (withdrawn) to see a teacher or counselor or simply visit the school, an appointment should be made in
on their record. advance. Parents are urged to schedule at least one conference a year with the counselor.
13JANUARY 2021 MARCH 2021
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 SCA Saturday Series 6
SCA MP/SR Joint Board Policy Committee
Meeting 8:30 am ACT
Parent Council Meeting
@ MP 9:30 am HS Varsity Wrestling
JV Wrestling Tournament
9 am-5 pm
Tournament 6 pm
SCA HS/MS Joint HS Winter Concert MIDDLE SCHOOL PLAY
Board of Ed Mtg.
Parent Council Mtg. Symphonic Choir FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 7:30 PM
@ District Office 8 pm
7:30 pm 7:30 pm
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
MS Play 2 pm LUNAR NEW YEAR
SCHOOLS CLOSED
10th Gr. Parent Night
@ HS Auditorium 7 pm
Lunar New Year Arts PoCoHo @ Black Box Booster Club Mtg. @
Festival @ HS 7 pm Theatre 7 pm HS Media Center
7:30 pm
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PRESIDENTS DAY
WINTER RECESS
SCHOOLS CLOSED
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PASE @ Community Board Policy SCA Saturday Series
Room 9:15 am Committee Meeting
HS Student Senate
8:30 am
6 pm
CASA Community
MAAC 7:30 pm Presentation @ HS Board of Ed Mtg.
7 pm @ District Office 8 pm
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Reminder: High School health
history forms due within 30 days
prior to the start of the sports
season.
14SECONDARY SCHOOL/Continued
Homework Policy, Grades 7-12 Teacher Responsibilities
Homework is an important student activity which contributes to a successful educational Homework should be:
process. Homework is defined as a task assigned in the classroom but completed during •P urposeful - Students should have a clear understanding that they are asked to do
out-of-class time. Teachers are encouraged to provide homework assignments that permit homework to either review material that has been taught in class or to prepare them for
students to exercise choice in the means by which they master the material. discussions and other classroom activities and assessments.
•A ppropriate - Homework should be class-appropriate in terms of its length and degree of
Homework may include: sophistication. Teachers are best able to judge the appropriateness of assignments for the
• Practice assignments designed to reinforce newly acquired skills or knowledge. courses they teach. More challenging courses, as designated in the course catalog, such
• Preview assignments such as reading on a specific topic designed to provide information as AP and Honors courses, will call for more challenging homework.
before class discussion or demonstration. • Reviewed - Homework should be reviewed and/or evaluated on a regular basis. The
• In-depth follow-up of classroom activities. successful completion of homework should be incorporated into each student grade in a
• Independent long-term projects that parallel class work. manner to be determined by the teacher and indicated to the student.
Parent/Guardian Responsibilities We hope to enable students to fulfill their responsibilities and develop good study skills.
• Set a regular study time each day, and establish a study area, away from household With these goals in mind, the following expectations are set forth:
distractions, with a good light and space for studying. •H omework should not be assigned on the eve of a full-period test or its equivalent in
• Make sure your child has the materials he/she needs to do assignments (paper, dictionary, that class.
• Teachers will make a conscientious effort to provide anticipated assignments prior to
etc.) and a safe place to store them.
each week.
• Have your child organize school materials, study notes, assignments, books, papers, etc.
• Long-term assignments should have checkpoints to ensure students’ progress toward
• Check the assignment calendar each evening and review the homework assignments.
completion with specific due dates defined from the onset.
• Be supportive and give assistance when your child gets frustrated or discouraged with • Teachers may assign work consistent with what would be considered a weekend
assignments. assignment during the December vacation period. Any long-term assignment, which
• Contact the teacher to clear up any misunderstandings, troubleshoot problems and be would be due after the vacation period, should be assigned prior to Dec. 1.
better informed about your child’s learning progress. • For February and spring vacation periods, homework that exceeds a regular weekend
• Contact the Guidance Office to request homework/class assignments when the student is assignment shall be given to students at least six school days prior to the start of the
absent for more than two days. (Children should check on assignments with classmates vacation period.
when they are absent for one or two days.)
Student Responsibilities
• Write down all assignments.
• Be sure you understand the assignments.
• Bring required materials home.
• Set aside a regular time for studying.
• Find a quiet, well-lit, comfortable place to study.
• Set timelines for completion of long-range assignments.
• Complete assignments.
• Turn the assignments in by the specified due date.
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 SCA Open Exec. 5 6
Board Mtg. 9 am
SCA Saturday Series
SCA HS/MS Joint
Parent Council Mtg.
6th Gr. Parent Night 10 am
Guidance Mock College @ HS Auditorium Junior Prom
Interview Program Tours 6:30 pm and Board Policy Committee Promenade 6 pm
Program 7 pm Meeting 11 am Dance 8-11:30 pm
6:30 pm
7 8 9 10 11 12 SAT Exams 8 am (Not
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End of 3rd Progress
Report Period Grades at MHS)
7-12
Board Policy Committee SCA Saturday Series
Meeting 8:30 am
Science Research Expo Board of Ed Mtg./ Tower Dinner Dance
MP/SR Parent/Teacher
Evening Conferences Budget Presentation Molloy College Health
@ HS Cafe 7-9 pm Fair 8:30 am-3 pm
(By Appointment Only) @ District Office 7 pm
MS Gym
14 15 District Wellness 16 17 18 19 20
HS Lacrosse/Baseball/ Committee @
Softball/Crew/Track and Community Room CASA Sector Meeting
CASA National Kick
Field Begin @ Community Room HIGH SCHOOL SPRING PLAY 7:30 PM
10 am Butts Day 9-10:30 am
SCA MUNSEY PARK/SHELTER ROCK BOOK FAIRS
SCA Family Night at Booster Club Mtg. @
Book Fair MS Fundraising Event
HS Media Center HS Student Senate 6 pm 7:30-9:30 pm
MP: 5:30-8:30 pm 7:30 pm
SR: 4:30-8:30 pm
21 HS Golf/Tennis/
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Badminton Begin PASE @ Community Board Policy Committee
Room 9:15 am Meeting 8:30 am FIRST SEDER
MP/SR New
Kindergarten Parent
Orientation 7 pm @
Each School Pops Concert @ Gym Board of Ed Mtg.
8 pm Informal Budget
MAAC 7:30 pm Hearing @ SR 8 pm
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FIRST DAY OF Reminder: Middle/High School health
PASSOVER
history forms are due within 30 days prior
SPRING RECESS
PALM SUNDAY
SCHOOLS CLOSED to the start of the sport season through
FAMILY ID Online Platform.
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