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The fifth grade students spent the day in Mystic, Connecticut. They had a fabulous time!
To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, Dutch Lane students participated in a cultural experience when the dance troupe Sol y Sombre visited.
Students and staff at the Dutch Lane School wore blue to school on April 30th to raise awareness about autism. We take pride in our students' responsiveness to those with autism and are happy to support this cause.
Students from Mrs. Murray's class are this year's winners of the Glen Cove Nursing Home Essay Contest. This year's theme was "A Hilarious Moment with My Grandmother/Grandfather Was..."
Staff and students wore red to show their support of the American Heart Association's "Go Red for Women" campaign as a reminder for us to keep our hearts healthy.
Daniella, a 5th grade student at Dutch Lane School, wrote a very meaningful poem entitled "How to be an Upstander - Stop Being a Bystander." The poem expressed the importance of not standing by when you see someone bullied, rather take action and be an Upstander.
Students participated in a bully prevention poster contest. Everyone who entered did an amazing job.
