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The East Hills School
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The East Hills School will welcome a new principal in 2008-09. The Board of Education has appointed Allison Brown-Feldman, currently an elementary principal in the Oyster Bay-East Norwich School District, as the school's principal beginning July 1, 2008. Read more about Ms. Brown-Feldman's appoinment by clicking here. The East Hills School is an elementary school that educates more than 500 students in the second through fifth grades in a warm, welcoming, and enriching atmosphere. Its multicultural population is representative of more than twenty different nations.Our philosophy, and that of the Roslyn Public Schools, is to provide, through education, an opportunity for, and an inspiration to, each child to continue a lifelong quest for truth and knowledge. Furthermore, we believe that each student has the right to the opportunity to grow to capacity in intellect, emotional maturity, and aesthetic appreciation while accepting responsibility to self and others. This philosophy is our governing credo. It is the basis for our building-wide collegial atmosphere and aura of respect and dignity. The youngsters are offered myriad opportunities for involvement such as vocal and instrumental music, intramural sports, an after-school art program, computers, 5th Grade Class Council, community service projects and lunchtime enrichment workshops. In addition to these extensive offerings our regular day is also filled with exciting and enriching programs for all. These include numerous curricula related field trips, cultural arts presentations, monthly nutrition days, our annual book fair, and our 3C's character education program. These offerings enhance our basic program in which instruction is delivered in a continuum of hands on, interdisciplinary lessons involving all staff members. Thematic units are presented throughout the school; a literature based reading program is employed in the primary grades and a novel based approach is implemented in the fourth and fifth. Process writing experiences are linked with the reading of literature to create a comprehensive language arts program for all students. Computer instruction, as with science, is accomplished in both the classroom and building laboratories. Special areas of study such as library/media, physical education, speech, art and enrichment are also deeply integrated into the classroom program. We constantly strive to expand the experiences of our children. Staff training is extensive and continuous throughout the year. Parent support is astounding.
It is our remarkable staff and involved parents who have joined together to make East Hills such a wonderful school.
A Tree Grows at East Hills
Photo: PTA Presidents Arianne Golub and Victoria Zecher cut the ribbon on the new tree with Principal Dr. Mark Rosenbaum, Assistant Principal Nichole Lewis, the East Hills faculty and staff, Dr. Richman and Central Office Administrators, and members of the Board of Education.
Mural Celebrates the Three C's
Our Fish Mural represents the "Three C's" program here at East Hills, which encourages students to have courage, learn to compromise and to cooperate. Our students earn a fish every time they "catch the wave of kindness" and demonstrate courage, compromise, or cooperation. When a student earns a fish they put their name on it and place the fish on the mural.We are very thankful to Ms. Buschfrers for all the time and effort she put into creating the mural, and we are very proud of all our students who contribute to its beauty every day.
The students of the fifth-grade class of 2007 made this beautiful work of art as their class's gift to the East Hills School. Created under the guiding hand of Art Teacher Shari Wexler, the eight translucent panels contain the initials of every student in the class and have been permanently placed on the windows above the school entrance nearest the gymnasium. Special thanks also to the co-chairs of the Fifth Grade Activities Committee: Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. Olan, Mrs. Rich and Mrs. Sands. |