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EPIC Letters

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Fifth grade student-members of the Epic Club (Empathy, Productivity, Integrity, Creativity) at St. James Elementary School recently crafted cards to be delivered to the Veterans Home at Stony Brook. 


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HSE Students Craft Messages of Thanks

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In honor of Veterans Day, members of the National Honor Society at High School East crafted homemade cards thanking veterans for their service. The students made more than 300 cards in total that they delivered to the Long Island Veterans Home in Stony Brook on Veterans Day morning. 
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Passionate for Purple

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Accompsett Middle School student Sophia Carpenter took the initiative to educate her classmates and raise awareness for epilepsy on Nov. 4, which is Epilepsy Awareness Day. Carpenter, who has lived with epilepsy since the age of 5, is a member of the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America club at the school, under the advisement of Valerie Gompers and Taylor Walsh. Working together, they created a short public service announcement for the students of Accompsett. Students and staff at Accompsett Middle School wore purple to raise awareness. Dogwood Elementary School, where Carpenter’s mother Renee serves as principal, also jumped on board and went purple for the day.


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Kindergartners Cast their Vote

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Kindergartners at Dogwood Elementary School recently learned about the voting and election process prior to Election Day. The students read “The Three Little Pigs” and “The True Story of the Three Little Pigs,” which tells the story from the Big Bad Wolf’s perspective. The students made their own voter registration cards, filled out a voter application and then cast their vote in a ballot to see who they believed in the stories. 
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