Mt. Pleasant Elementary faculty and staff treated young visitors to Barnes & Noble with special readings of their favorite children’s books on Thursday night. Sponsored by the Mt. Pleasant PTA, the Smith Haven Mall bookstore hosted the Pick A Reading Partner Night event. Teacher Steve Jackowski kicked off the evening by reading what he described as his favorite book, “The Napping House.” He engaged his young audience by getting them to say lines from the book aloud, too. Fellow teacher Kellie Morris followed by reading, “How the Crayons Saved the Rainbow.” Afterward, she asked the audience to share what could be learned from the book, and someone correctly noted that it teaches that more can be accomplished as a team. Mt. Pleasant’s Kathryn Dunleavy then read, “Extra Yarn.” Christine Cole, Kaila Carson and Lisamarie Hausch also read to the children. The fun evening included a scavenger hunt, with participants asked to find in the bookstore a book with a food in the title, a book with English and Spanish, a book with a robot, a book with 100 or more pages, a book that was made into a movie, and a book that rhymes. A portion of sales from the night will be donated to the Mt. Pleasant PTA.
Date Added: 1/20/2022
May 17, 2022 2022-2023 Smithtown Central School District Budget Results
Budget Vote - Proposition #1 Yes: 5,250 No: 2,460 Budget Passed [5,250 - 2,460]
Establish Capital Reserve - Proposition #2 Yes: 5,249 No: 2,241 Proposition #2 Passed [5,249- 2,241]
Board of Education Results Seat of Michael Catalanotto Michael Catalanotto (1A): 4,582 Charles Fisher (1B): 3,201 Seat of Michael Saidens Michael Saidens (2A): 4,590 Angela Kouvel (2B): 3,157 Catalanotto, Saidens elected to the Board of Education.