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Northeast School

Address: 420 Albany Avenue, Amityville, NY 11701
Main Office: (631) 565‑6400
Grades: Pre-K Center
Principal: Dr. Pauline Collins
School Hours: 9:10am‑3:10pm

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Spring Learning Night celebration at Northeast Elementary School

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On March 19, Northeast Elementary School hosted its annual Spring Learning Night in Amityville.

Students and their families were welcomed to participate in several Dr. Seuss themed multi-curricular activities such as letter matching, flower measurement, planting, and one-to-one correspondence, among other programs. At the end of the night, students had the opportunity to build their own edible rainbows and take home a gift bag.

Photo caption: 1-10: On March 19, Northeast Elementary School hosted its annual Spring Learning Night in Amityville.

Photos courtesy of Amityville Union Free School District

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Date Added: 3/24/2025

Northeast Elementary School’s annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration

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On March 17, students and teachers at Northeast Elementary School in Amityville wore different shades of green during the school’s annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration.

Classes throughout Northeast participated in several St. Patrick’s Day-themed activity centers to create crafts and to learn about the significance of the day. Students crafted leprechaun traps, they dressed up as four-leaf clovers, and participated in several fun STEM activities. The staff also held its annual Irish soda bread contest.

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1: On March 17, students and teachers at Northeast Elementary School in Amityville wore different shades of green during the school’s annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration.

2-5: Many of the students dressed up as four-leaf clovers.

6-7: Students teamed up to craft leprechaun traps.

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Photos courtesy of Amityville Union Free School District

Read Across America Week activities at Northeast Elementary School

Students and teachers at Northeast Elementary School in Amityville participated in several activities to celebrate National Read Across America Week.   thumbnail264848

From March 3-7, students and teachers at Northeast Elementary School in Amityville participated in several activities to celebrate National Read Across America Week.  

The purpose of National Read Across America Week is to motivate students to read, celebrating reading and literacy, and building a sense of community around books. The weeklong activities included a celebration of Dr. Seuss’ birthday, Wacky Wednesday, Crazy Socks Day, and Rainbow Colors Day. Additionally, Northeast kicked off their celebration of Women’s History Month.

 

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Date Added: 3/12/2025

Students celebrate 100 days of school at Northeast Elementary School

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Amityville’s youngest learners at Northeast Elementary School participated in numerous activities to celebrate 100 days of school on March 7. 

Students and teachers celebrated the day by wearing decorative crowns and many dressed up as 100-year-olds. Students also played several fun classroom activities as part of the festivities. 

 

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Date Added: 3/10/2025

Amityville holds districtwide Black History Month celebration

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On Feb. 27, students throughout the Amityville School District marked Black History Month with a series of performances at Amityville Memorial High School. 

District administrators, staff members throughout the district, and parents gathered at the high school’s auditorium as students in grades K-12 celebrated Black culture through dance, music and poetry. Many of the performers wore matching clothes to promote unity, and each performance received a resounding applause from those in attendance. 

The district would like to commend all of the performers and directors for putting together a memorable celebration of Black history.  

 

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Date Added: 3/5/2025