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FRIDAY ISSUED1 June t6, 2017 SCHOOL STORE: Officers Only BUS CALLIRS1 Avery Laffey (6M), Ben Bonventre (60'0) WOW 1HIME1 New Beginnings - Opportunity WEEKLY WORDS OF WISDOM1 11Set your goals high and don't stop till you get there!'

Mondap Grade 3 Luau (new date)

6/19

Tuesdap 3 Levesque Writing Celebration 9:30-10:30AM

6/20 Grade s Party LH Parl:? 11:15-3PM Grade 4 Party Field 1:3S-2:15PM Grade 6 Rehearsal 2:20

Wednesdap Grade 6 Rehearsal 9:1SAM PAC

6/21 Noon Dismissal

Grade 6 Moving-Up 10:30AM at the PAC

Bo Jackson

Tharsdap 6/22

(students must report directly to the PAC - original Jetter Is attached) Noon Dismissal

Frldap 10:30AM Dismissal

6/23 Report Cards on Portal - sPM

TABLE OF CONTENTS From the School/PIG

Craduatlon Letter (second sending) ................................................................. P3 From th• Comm•nltp

CSH Laboratory Summer Science Camps ......................................................... P4 Seahawl:?s Summer Sports Camp ....................................................................... PS CSH Huntington Soccer Summer Camps .......................................................... P6 NAAP Summer Registration ................................................................................. P7 Fishennan for a Day ........... , ................................................................. ,., .................. Pe Huntington Historical Society .............................................................................. P9 118acRyard" Summer Camp ................................................................................. Pto Sumer Science Program ......................................................................................... Pll.12 CSH Library ............................................................................................................... P13

LH Theater Arts Crade 5 Production of Crease (school edition)

FROM THI SCHOOL END•OP•YEAll UBRARY INPORMAllON

All items were due bad~ Friday, June 9th. If a student has lost or damaged an item, please asb Mrs. DiCioccio for a receipt with the amount owed the district payable by checb.

IND OP YIAR DISMISSAL The following early dismissals will be in effect: Wednesday, June 2pt Noon dismissal, Thursday, June 22"d Noon dismissal, Friday, June 23rd 10:30AM dismissal.

DISMISSAL CHANGES MUST GO TO CLASSROOM TIACHIRS If a change Is necessary, please review it with your chlld and send a note to the teacher in the morning. Please avoid contacting the office to mabe a change to your child's dismissal pion once the school day hos begun as it causes a disruption to classes and impacts instructional time. We appreciate your cooperation.

PROPIR DRISS Please re111e111•er that proper footwear Is 4tJ1Pectetl at all tl111e1. Flip-flops and other beach shoes must not be wom to school. I would also libe to bring to your attention that SLIPPERS ore not appropriate. Students ore expected to wear shoes that ore safe and conducive to walbing around the building, as well as participating in physical education and recess activities. Thanb you for your cooperation.

FROM IHI LHS/PTG

eth Gratle Yearbeob Calling all 6th Cirade Parents! The 2017 Yearbooi:? is now In production and you can obtain one by sending In a $50 checi:? to LHSPTCi. Cilve the checi:? to your child to give to their HR teacher, and please write C/O Paris Poppas (Vearbooi:? Committee) on the envelope. You have two weei:?s to get your checi:? in and confirm that your child will be getting his/her yearbooi:? at the Ciraduatlon Brunch in June. Any questions, feel free to Email Bouries123@yahoo.com, or text 516-680-6679. Thanbs so much for your prompt attention.

School Japplp Order Formt Deadline to order school supplies is June 21st. Here is the linb https://ahartzpacbtoschool.com/User/grade?school=t22 For Clicbable linm visit the home page of the PTO website. www.lhsptg.org or the LHSPTCi Faceboob Page!

Sixth Gracie Parents By now you should have received on invitation for the Sixth Cirade Graduation Luncheon at the Crest Hollow Country Club. All graduates are encouraged to attend. Please be sure to return the reply cards asap. If you did not receive an invitation or If you have any questions, please contact Amy Howell at howellt@optonline.net

Lest:ancl Pountl Calling All Parents: Please label all your children valuables. If you are missing items, please chec~ the lost and found located In the school cafeteria. Items that are not collected and not labeled will be donated the last day of school.

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Q, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory 'O DNA LEARNING CENTER

THREE LOCATIONS!

Dolan DNA Learning Center 334 Main Street

1017 SUMMER SCIENCE CAMPS! Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724

DNA Leaming Center West S Delaware Drive - Suite 5 Lake Success, NY 11042 Sign up at: http://summercamps.dnalc.org Harlem DNA Lab

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory's DNA Leaming Center (DNALC) is the world's first science center devoted entirely to genetics education. The DNALC invented DNA comps over 30 years ago, and over 19,000 students have participated. Guided by experienced instrudors, students entering 6"'- 121h grades use sophisticated

laboratory and computer equipment to perform experiments several grade levels ahead of their peers.

2351 First Avenue al 12Qth St East Harlem, NY 10035

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-Fun with DNA (entering grades 6, 7) Build on understanding of cell biology, microbiology, biotechnology, and genetics through hands-on experiments.

WiSE Fun with DNA (girls entering grades 6, 7) Held on the CSHL campus with support from Women in Science & Engineering (WiSE), the comp is based upon fun with DNA and is offered for girls only. You will also tour the CSHL campus and meet women in science to learn about current research at the Lob. (Limited space]

World of Enzymes (entering grade 8, or Fun with DNA alumni entering grade 7) Explore the use of enzymes in molecular biology and the food and health industries.

Green Genes (entering grade 9, or World of Enzymes alumni entering grade 8) Perform the some recombinant DNA techniques used to manufacture human proteins such as insulin.

Forensic Detectives (entering grade 9) CSI enthusiast? Experience forensics through a series of labs and activities in a more realistic fashion than portrayed on lV-it's not just DNA!

Being Human (entering grades 10- 12) Connect the prehistoric world with modern human biology through anthropological labs that will get you up close and personal with your ancient ancestors.

For more info about DNALC programs visit

www.dnalc.org email dnalc@cshl.edu phone 516-367-5170

DNA Science (entering grades 10- 12} Perform lab experiments in molecular biology, culminating in the construction and cloning of recombinant DNA Based on our popular DNA Science textbook.

DNA Barcoding (DNA Science alumni entering grades 10-12) Use DNA barcoding in this project-based camp to survey the biodiversity of an ecosystem or uncover food fraud .

BioCoding (DNA Science alumni entering grades 11, 12) Get storted in computer programming (coding) and bioinformatics, a growing field in managing and analyzing

biological data. No coding experience required!

Genome Science (DNA Science alumni entering grades 11, 12) Use biochemical and computer methods to analyze the genetic component of living things.

seanawks summer Sports tamp is back in action!

The Sea hawks Booster Club is

proudly presenting our fourth year

of Seahawks Sports Camp. We offer

a wide-range of sports camps for

your children to learn from our

varsity coaches. Learn game play,

strategies and skills to help take

your game to the next level. We

don't forget about having fun

either with favorites like ice pops,

water slides in Baseball, tie dye in

Field Hockey and shooting for

candy in Basketball.

Baseball

Boys Basketball June 261h·301 from Spm-8pm

Girls Basketball July 101 -141 from 9am-12pm

Cheerl ead i ng July 17111-2111 from 9am-12pm

Crew July 101 -141 from 9am-12pm

Fencing July 101 -141 from Spm-8pm

Field Hockey July 17111-21$1 from 9am-12pm

Golf (Boys and Girls) July 17111-21$1 from 9am-12pm

Gymnastics June 261h-30111 from 9am-12pm

Boys Lacrosse July 171h-21$1 from9am-12pm

Girls Lacrosse June 26'"-301h from 9am-12pm

Mini Seahawks July 17' -2111 from 9am-12pm (Kindergarten- 1$1 grade)

Boys Soccer July 101 -141 from 9am-12pm

Girls Soccer Aug 141h·181" from 9am-12pm

Softball June 261 -301 from 9am-12pm

Sports Sampler

(2nd.5th Grade)

July 1o•h-141h from 4:30pm-7:30pm

Register today at www.seahawksSportscamps.com

Tennis {Boys and Girls) July 101"-14111 from Spm-Spm

Track (Boys and Girls)

\ REGIST.,,.ODAY AT:

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Nassau Athletic and Activity Programs, Inc. {NAAP) A 501 ©3 Non-Profit Organization

Summer 2017 Registration for All Programs! (Ages 3-5, Grades K-3 & 4-9)

Tennis Lessons (Ages 3-5; Grades K-3, 4-9, 9-12) Location: Jericho-Westbury Indoor Tennis

44 Jericho Turnpike, Jericho, NV 11753

Tuesdays: Session 1: June 6, 13, 20, 27; July 11, 18

Session 2: July 25; August 1, 8, 15 {6:00pm-7:00pm)

Thursdays: Session 1: June 8, 15, 22, 29; July 6, 13 Session 2: July 20, 27; August 3, 10, 17

(6:00pm-7:00pm)

$160 for 6 (1) Hour Group Lessons $135 for 5 (1) Hour Group Lessons $110 for 4 (1) Hour Group Lessons

Please sign up early, and bring your own racquet!

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Tuesdays: May 23rd, 30th; June 5th, 13th Thursdays: May 25th; June 15t, gth, 15th

NEW PROGRAM IN THE FALL!!!

Starting in September 2017, Accelerated Tennis Programs for M ore Experienced Tennis Players (Training Programs for Tournaments and School Team Training Starting in 5th Grade)

For Further Information, Contact Jim Collins at (516) 384-5751 *No Credit Cards Accepted*

IJ Please visit us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/NAAPlnc This flyer is being shared for your information only, and in no way implies any connection with, or endorsement by Cold Spring Harbor School District.

touncitwoman Susan A. Berland invites you to be a

"Fisherman" tor a day! 30 Winners between the ages of 7 to 13 will spend the afternoon of

Tuesday, August 8, 2017

On a Fishing Charter boat learning the "Tricks of the Trade" from

The Suffolk County Senior Citizens Fishing Club &

The Imperial Sportsmen Club of Long Island!

Send us your best-written essay telling us why YOU should be one of the lucky "catches" of the day!

In Your Essay, be sure to include:

1) Why you want to spend the day on the water.

2) Why you think it's important to protect the fish and their habitat.

ESSAYS MUST BE TYPED AND SHOULD INCLUDE YOUR NAME, AGE, ADDRESS AND HOME TELEPHONE NUMBER

JAMES JOSEPH II [ I \ [ I \ \ • (, U I I l

Submission deadline is FRIDAY, JUNE 23rd, 2017. Lunch will be provided by Almarco Italian Grill on New York Avenue

~lark Cuthbl!rtson COUNCILMAN

Please address submissions to:

Councilwoman Susan A. Berland "Fisherman for a Day" Contest

Huntington Town Hall 100 Main Street

Huntington, NY 117 43

Susan A. Berland

COUNCILWOr.IAN Fr.ink P. Petrone

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Eugene Cook

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Summer Science Programs

NASA - SPACE EXPl.ORERS (NASA) Learn about the four forces of flfght, the ctiallenges of space travel, and participate In a rocket raunch in this hands-on space exploration camp. (Chgdren entering grades 3-6)

FL.IGHT ACADEMY CFAt Explore the aerodynamics of birds, t ites and rockets! Build flying machines as you exptore NeMon's laws of motion. (Children entering grades 1-4)

SCIENCE IN MOTION (SIM) Learn the science of engineering as we discover what machines and nature have in common. Build structures, discover how animals move, and use simple machines as you run a crazy obstacle course. (Children entering grades 1-4)

DETECTIVE ACADEMY CC»At Step into the shoes of a detective as you explore the tools detectives use to uncover crimes! Learn about spy equipment and discover the tectinological tools of detection. (Children entering grades 2-6)

FORENSIC SCIENCE tFS) Focus on the science of forenslcs in this hands-on look at crime scenes! Collect evidence, recreate a crime scene, and Identify suspects as you learn the science of sleuthing. (Chlldren entering grades 2-6)

CAAZY CHEMWORKS (CCW) Get your goggles ready to handle real lab equipment and experiment with chemical changes. Explore the microscopic world of molecules as we discover states of matter! (Children entering grades 2-6)

BRIXOL.OG!d tBRIX) Using LEGO® bricks ctiildren will build different engineering-themed projects every day. They will explore the mechanical, structural, aerospace, nautical, and bioengineering fields, and participate in collaborative engineering challenges to solve real world problems. Each day they will take home an educational toy to reinforce each concepl (Children entering grades 2-6)

JL!INIOF.I AOBOTICS CJR> nils introduction to robotics ex(!IOJn ba_slc llil'C!_Jitry, meohanlaal science; and rolXit Dllllding. Each ~works dally on a robot to bring home at the end of.the week! (Olild"!n entering gra9es·K-3)

Discover the sclence of rtibOtsl t.eam how different robots wol'K an<!• !!&;& flak ·components to explore what11s around them. Use your ei'fgineering skills to build' a workklg rtibot to take home! (Ghil~ran entenng grades 3:-8)

F.iOBOTS & F.IEACTilONS .(RMI) Work with roliots and create chemical reactions as. we uncover the.nuts•and bolts of the universe. EaCh C!_JTIP.llr buU~fs a 'WO!fdng robot to tiikfl homel (CtiHdren entenng g,acres ,2~5)

ADVANCED ROBOTilCS CAF.U Leam about how diifi,rent robots operate. Put your rotibtlc k~e to the test! Use your skll!S to bulldl your very own RDbotlc Arm to t.!ike home! (Chlltlren entering graaes 3-6)

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