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TOGETHER WE SHARE REAL HARMONY

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REAL Harmony Club members put together a powerful Black History Month performance on February 27, 2025. REAL Harmony’s commitment to inclusivity and education is evident in every detail, making the event not only a celebration but also an inspiring call to action. It reminds us all of the power of unity and the importance of honoring the past as we work together towards a brighter, more equitable future.

WATCH: REAL Harmony's Black History Month Program

 

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LIGHTS, CAMERA, LITERACY

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We hope everyone enjoyed immersing themselves in the enchanting world of storytelling at our Parent University Literacy Event.

Witnessing so many joyful faces coming together for an evening dedicated to the love of reading and learning was wonderful. A heartfelt thank you to all the session leaders, classroom supervisors, and behind-the-scenes heroes who created a warm atmosphere that enriched the literacy experience and strengthened our community. We look forward to seeing everyone at our next event, where more adventures and opportunities for learning await. Until then, happy reading!

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A BRIGHTER TOMORROW BEGINS TODAY

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Joining hearts across the district. Dalers of all ages throughout the district donned purple on Friday, February 14, 2025, to show their support for P.S. I Love You Day. This special day aims to shine a light on mental health and combat bullying. By introducing mental health education to students at an early age, discussions will become more open, enabling students to identify when they or others require assistance. Every second Friday of February, communities are urged to wear purple to promote kindness, create a welcoming atmosphere, and emphasize that mental health is as crucial as physical health.
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MILESTONE INSPIRES CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES

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The 100th day of school is a significant milestone, indicating that students have progressed beyond the halfway point. It is also a great occasion to highlight how much children have learned since September. At the district’s elementary schools, students participated in a range of festive activities, including creating lists of 100 favorite things, stringing together 100 beads, and making 100 Days headbands. However, the highlight was when students dressed in costumes to envision what they would look like at the age of 100.

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UNBREAKABLE SPIRIT, UNBEATABLE TEAM

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The Farmingdale High School Varsity Cheerleaders are on a winning streak, snagging the Class A Nassau County Championship title for three fabulous years in a row! — but this isn't just about adding another shiny trophy to the shelf; it's a testament to their guts, grit, and fabulous teamwork!

Let's cheer for these athletes and send them all the good vibes as they head to the State Championships on March 8, 2025 in Binghamton! Let's Go, Dalers

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TOGETHER WE SHARE REAL HARMONY
 
LIGHTS, CAMERA, LITERACY
 
A BRIGHTER TOMORROW BEGINS TODAY
 
MILESTONE INSPIRES CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES
 
UNBREAKABLE SPIRIT, UNBEATABLE TEAM
 
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