100 Deauville Boulevard Copiague, New York 11726 631-842-3320 Download Directions
Principal: Joseph A. Buccello Assistant Principal: Jean Ann Crespo Hours (Grades K-5): 9:05am – 3:15 pm Students: 450
Deauville Gardens East Elementary School serves approximately 450 students from kindergarten through grade five and provides a variety of experiences to support the social, emotional and academic well-being of students. The collaborative atmosphere, well-trained and highly qualified staff and student-centered philosophy foster an environment which truly benefits children. In order to provide a meaningful and effective education, maximize student growth and meet the requirements of the Common Core Standards, a variety of programs and approaches are utilized. Guided Reading is the foundation of the Balanced Literacy program that is embraced in order to challenge each individual student at his or her appropriate level. Math is taught by allowing students to experiment with concepts and create their own understanding of material. In addition, a number of after-school programs and clubs present students with opportunities to explore new interests. At Deauville Gardens East, we recognize that a strong partnership between the school and home is essential for a positive and productive educational experience. Staff members work closely with the PTA and families to provide enriching experiences for students both inside and outside of the classroom.
Deauville Gardens East Kindergarten Orientation Thursday, August 24 10:00am-11:00am For information call: (631) 842-3320
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The four elementary schools in the Copiague School District – Deauville Gardens East, Deauville Gardens West, Great Neck Road and Susan E. Wiley –held their Class Day celebrations for the fifth graders moving up to Copiague Middle School. As the students entered the auditorium, they were cheered on by guests and welcomed by their principals and assistant principals, who offered words of advice as they begin this new journey next school year. Their fifth grade teachers also took to the podium to impart their wisdom. Special academic awards – including math, English Language Arts, most improved, Presidential Excellence, Principal’s Awards, Honor Student and Suffolk County Executive – were presented to students who excelled both in and out of the classroom. The fifth graders were called one by one to be recognized for their efforts. To close out their ceremonies, they sang their class songs for the audience before embarking on their next chapter as middle school students.
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Date Added: 7/3/2024
To showcase the achievements of its student body, Copiague School District held a Student Recognition Awards ceremony at Copiague Middle School on June 10. Surrounded by administrators, Board of Education members, family, friends and faculty, students were recognized for their hard work in academics and for their abilities to show kindness and respect for their peers. The student recognition awards are held only twice a year, and the Copiague Board of Education selects students who have been chosen by administrators, teachers and staff in their respective buildings for their efforts.
“Publicly recognizing excellence is our way of celebrating some of the great successes of the Copiague Public Schools’ programs and, at the same time, enabling us to showcase outstanding role models to our community,” said Copiague School District Superintendent of Schools Dr. Kathleen Bannon. Congratulations to the following recipients: Deauville Gardens East Elementary School: Gianna Alston, Mason Marner and Leah Rupper Deauville Gardens West Elementary School: Angel Jayce Fabian and Hazel Ramirez Mendoza Great Neck Road Elementary School: Anala Amin and Anhelina Pahulych Susan E. Wiley Elementary School: Luke Basile, Shnahaly Fortisme, Yasmin Garcia-Torres, Lonnae Leftenant and Natalie Lopez-Canales Copiague Middle School: Ludrose Naima Alcime, Ariana Bonilla, Dean Coleman Jr., Savanna Hughes and Fatima J. Jimenez Ardon Walter G. O’Connell Copiague High School: Brian Chacon, Alex Ochoa Hercules, Abigail Rodriguez and Phidgena Saint-Surin
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Date Added: 6/24/2024
Copiague School District recognized and honored the 51 student-artists who had their artwork inducted into the Superintendent’s Art Gallery during a ceremony held at Copiague Middle School on June 10. The 51 pieces of art were framed and placed on display for the audience to enjoy. Each student was presented with a certificate to acknowledge their achievement. In 1996, the Superintendent’s Art Gallery began when the Copiague art teachers selected several pieces of student artwork to display. Through the years, the collection has grown to provide a showcase of student artwork in corridors and offices in each of the schools. Each of the framed pieces is identified by a brass plate noting the student-artist’s name, grade level and year the piece was completed. Selections for the gallery seek to represent works that reflect the artists’ efforts. Congratulations to the following student-artists: Deauville Gardens East Elementary School: Autumn Cassar, Mia Gaeten, Sharelle Leon and Armando Sagastume; Deauville Gardens West Elementary School: Leah Boyd, Danika Eldora, Chelsie Fernandez, Imet Hanley, Katherine Holguin, Emely Moran, Desmond Ramirez and Valentina Vicente; Great Neck Road Elementary School: Sheila Canales, Kamila Chiesa, Tiffany Dominguez, Jayden Cepeda Espinal, Fathima Seyed Fazmil and Sayumi Valladares; Susan E. Wiley Elementary School: Olivia Rose Charles and Josser Reyes Vargas; Copiague Middle School: Elianie Barona, Amy Flores, Hailey Hitzel, Alice Pierre Joseph, Yerdalys Fernandez Leon, Wendy Arrazola Lovo, Grace Mauro, Jailah Rix, Aliah Castro Santos, Aaron Sosa, Sophia Tejada and Sean Yanase; Walter G. O’Connell Copiague High School: Victoria Abayev, Cecilia Rodriguez Arguera, Fraileny Mejia Batista, Brian Blake III, Alejandra Banegas Cardenas, Adber Guzman Casrellanos, Skya Cham, Valerie Diaz, Erica Flores-Reyes, Angela Otero Garcia, Veronica Karwowska, Ashley Matute, Sydney Osorio-Brathwaite, Holy Tineo Peralta, Anthony Taveras Rodriguez, Jazlene Rodriguez, Haslen Aguirre Sanchez, Sarah Singh and Alyson Vargas.
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Fifth graders in Ms. Jaacks’ class at Deauville Gardens East Elementary School are learning all about endangered species. As part of a recent project, the students chose one animal to research that is currently on the endangered species list. They learned about the species, why it is endangered and what they can do to help those animals. After compiling all their research, the students created a Google Slide presentation. Each student then presented their research to the class.
Date Added: 6/14/2024
Second graders in Ms. Sudano’s class at Deauville Gardens East Elementary School are perfecting their coding skills. They recently learned how to use OzoBlockly, a block-based editor, to create programs for their Ozobots. Ozobots are robots that are designed as an introduction to coding where students use color combinations to move the Ozobot on a path from one location to another. Ms. Sudano’s class used a track with different paths and coded directions to maneuver their Ozobots to the end. Using OzoBlockly, the students taught their Ozobots various movements, light and sound patterns and programmed them with notes to play songs. After students became comfortable with programming the Ozobots, they used their critical thinking skills to solve various challenges to get their Ozobots to the end of the path.
Date Added: 6/12/2024
Sharpening their persuasive writing skills, fifth graders in Ms. Falcone and Ms. Coogan’s class at Deauville Gardens East Elementary School created their own book advertisements. To get their classmates to read their book of choice, students expressed their opinions about the books and included hooks to get the readers’ attention. Their advertisements also included quotes, the author’s credentials and an attention-grabbing review.
Second graders from Deauville Gardens East Elementary School recently became one with nature. The students visited Hoyt Farm Nature Preserve in Commack where they learned about the farm animals, their interactions and their coexistence in similar ecosystems. The students also hiked through the woods to a pond, where they observed turtles and birds. When they returned to their classrooms, the second graders wrote about the trip and published their writing pieces on Google Docs.
Date Added: 6/5/2024
Math was the key to unlocking a recent challenge at Deauville Gardens East Elementary School. Fourth graders in Ms. Cranmer, Ms. Spizuco and Ms. Zecha’s fourth grade classes were virtually “stuck” behind seven locked doors as part of a math lesson. Following their math assessments, students put their knowledge to the test and challenged themselves to unlock different math skill escape rooms. Students were stuck behind locked doors and had to successfully unlock escape rooms focusing on geometry, numbers in base 10, fractions, algebraic expressions, and measurement and data. Each door needed to be unlocked with a unique code that can only be discovered by solving the given clues. Students needed to work together using their math language and accountable talk with their partners to unlock each door.
Date Added: 5/22/2024
Kindergartners at Deauville Gardens East Elementary School are just beginning their science unit on living and nonliving things. After discussing the differences between living and nonliving objects, the students learned about what plants need to grow. They each planted their own sunflower seeds in a small pot, which they will observe over the next few weeks. The kindergartners predicted what the seeds would look like when they sprout and will record their observations in a daily journal.
Date Added: 5/30/2024
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