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Tooker Fifth Graders Study Important Movements

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Fifth graders at Tooker Avenue Elementary School have been studying and researching important movements in history as part of their social studies curriculum. Students picked a topic to delve deeper into – such as women’s suffrage, civil rights, the American Disabilities Act, Native American Rights, slavery and abolition – and worked in small groups to research the topics and create Google Slide presentations. The students then became the teachers as they presented their topic to the class.

Date Added: 3/29/2023

West Babylon Parent Workshops 2022-23

Date Added: 3/27/2023

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Santapogue Fifth Graders Debate Topics

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The fifth graders at Santapogue Elementary School recently created “call to action” posters about various debatable topics as part of their reading unit. Students chose a topic to write about and offered facts about one side of the debate. Some of the topics included saving the sharks, exploring outer space, underwater research, banning plastic bags, eliminating zoos and climbing Mt. Everest.

Date Added: 3/27/2023

Homework Policy Revision Workshop Notice: March 29, 2023

Date Added: 3/24/2023

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Establishing a Capital Reserve

On Tuesday, May 16, as part of the budget vote, residents within the West Babylon School District will be asked to authorize the establishment of a capital reserve fund in an amount not to exceed $20 million over ten years if approved by voters. The reserve is being established to fund future capital improvements throughout the district. Attached are a few questions about a capital reserve and its purpose.

Date Added: 3/24/2023

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