June 2013 Eagle Express - Lake Shore Central School District ...

VOLUME 17, No. 5 JUNE 2013
EAGLE EXPRESS
Lake Shore Central School District Newsletter
OUR
MISSION:
Top Ten Graduates Announced
he Lake Shore Central School
T Class of 2013 graduated on Saturday,
June 22. Members of the Class have
accomplished many great achievements
and earned distinction for their academic
strength, athletic achievement, artistic
ability, musicality, character, service and
fields of study.
Lake Shore Central
School District
959 Beach Road,
Angola NY 14006
www.lakeshorecsd.org
The Class of 2013 is the first class to
participate in the Freshman Academy
that was instituted their freshman year.
The students with the Top Ten Academic
Honors are featured in this issue.
ade McGarrity is the Valedictorian
K of the Class of 2013 his cumulative
average is 4.515. He has taken advanced
courses throughout his high
school career, including: AP American
History, AP English, AP Music Theory,
AP Physics, AP Calculus and English
10 Honors and Global II Honors.
Kade plans to attend Alfred University to
study engineering with plans to become a
ceramic engineer. He is an accomplished
athlete having participated in JV Soccer
for two years, serving as captain during
his sophomore year, Varsity Track and
Field for four years and Varsity Soccer
and two years. He also has played in
several soccer leagues
He is talented musician and participated
in Wind Ensemble, Jazz Band, Brass
Ensemble, Pep Band and Marching Band
for all four years of his high school career
as well being involved in High
School musicals for two years. He has
served in Student Government and as
Secretary for the Class for three years.
Valedictorian
Kade McGarrity
Son of
Sean McGarrity
and
Salutatorian
Claudia Koenig
Daughter of
Hans
and
Diane McGarrity Patricia Koenig
alutatorian Claudia Koenig has a cumulative average of 4.459
S and plans to attend college to become a physician’s assistant.
During her high school career she has taken multiple AP Courses
including: English, Physics, Literature, Calculus and Chemistry
and English 10 Honors and Global II Honors. Claudia also studied
German for six years.
She played Volleyball her freshman year as well as Track and
Field. In her junior year she participated in Indoor Track, Cross
Country and was All-WNY Scholar Athlete Fall 2013 for Cross
Country. She also plays travel ice hockey.
Claudia is also an accomplished musician playing in Concert Band
her freshman year, Symphonic Band her sophomore and junior
years and Wind Ensemble her senior year. She is also a member of
Drumline and participated in NYSSMA Solo Festivals throughout
her high school career.
She has also participated in Art Club, Model United Nations and
National Honor Society.
Congratulations to all of our graduates!

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Top Ten Students Announced
Jonathan Ball
Jonathan Weber
Kyle Tezanos
Joanna McKinney
Son of Jon and
Mary Ball
Son of
Christopher and
Patricia Weber
Son of Rory and
Ann Marie
Tezanos
Daughter of
David and Diane
McKinney
Ranked Third
Ranked Fourth
Ranked Fifth
Ranked Sixth
Matthew
Kardach
Son of Gregory
and Cindy
Kardach
Ranked Seventh
Cory
Coleman
Son of Raymond
and Cindy
Coleman
Ranked Eighth
George
Beckstein III
Son of Donald
Beckstein Jr. and
Sharon Dubay-
Beckstein
Ranked Ninth
Molly Parker
Daughter of
Michael and
Amy Jo Parker
Ranked Tenth
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Scenes of Celebration…
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Bus Drivers recognized for 565 years of safe driving
D
uring New York State
Transportation Appreciation
Week, Lake ShoreTransportation
Supervisor Perry Oddi presented Safe
Driver Awards to District Bus Drivers.
The combined years of safe driving
totaled 565 years! Congratulations
and thanks to all of our drivers and
transportation personnel for their efforts
and awards! The drivers and
their years of safe driving are listed
below.
Charlotte Acksel 14
Patricia Austin 11
Linda Bantle 13
Leigha Barrett 3
Holly Bateman 11
Donald Battaglia 5
Theresa Bergum 12
Deborah Birkmeier 6
Christopher Chaplin 10
Doreen Cheney 16
Christine Collura 23
Victoria Decarlo 16
Jeanne Dillion 17
Heidi Dizer 4
Dawnmarie Doetterl 10
Anthony Emhof 38
Bridget Fijas 22
Celia Fox 2
Teri Gallagher 10
Wendy Gartley 20
Ed Gerecke 6
Lorraine Golden 10
Janet Gramza 22
Amy Guest 5
Jennifer Hontz 13
Carol Hughes 16
Leslie Iler 13
James Martino 1
Richard Mayer 1
Alissa Montrov 12
Marjorie Page 26
Joseph Paternostro 7
Alfred Pearson 8
Jennifer Renaldo 9
Jonnyann Roach 13
Beverly Rosario 13
Alan Skeldon 1
Donna Spratz 13
Michael Stevenson 4
Linda Stiles 13
Martin Szalkowski 16
Mary Walker 7
Christine Willard 12
William Yohn 12
Maryann Zimmerman 25
Gail Zimmermann 24
Thank
you for
565 years
of safe
driving!
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In appreciation...
The Lake Shore
Central School
District Board of
Education would like
to thank all District
Employees for their
work and dedication in
advancing the
District forward
during the 2012-2013
school year.
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ake Shore Central School District is one of 121 school
districts and Board of Cooperative Educational Services
in the state to receive the “2013 School Safety Excellence
Award” from the Utica National Insurance Group.
Utica National officials presented the award at its 33rd annual
school safety seminar, one of seven held in New York
State. Utica insures more than 300 school districts in upstate
New York for property and liability insurance and is one of
the leading companies in the field.
Evans-Brant (Lake Shore) Central School District received a
certificate from the insurance company to commemorate the
district’s safety efforts and a $500 award for use in furthering
their safety efforts.
“Safety and health concerns are a priority in our school districts.
Whether we are parents seeing our child off on the
school bus, teachers charged with the responsibility of educating,
or staff who maintain the facility, there is a common
thread of attention to safety issues,” Regional Manager -
Congratulations to High
School Music Teacher
Eric Blodgett on
being named
1 of 25 Business First
2013 Teachers of
Merit.
Safety efforts earn Lake Shore Safety Excellence Award
Risk Management Department, Mark Aquino said.
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Congratulations
to High School
Counselor Vanessa
Manney on receiving
the ASVAB Career
Exploration
Program Counselor
“It is with great pleasure that we recognize those schools
that not only take safety to heart, but go above and beyond
to provide a safe, healthy, and focused culture for learning.”
Utica National’s School Safety Excellence Award Program
helps participating schools enhance overall safety through
measurable assessment. The program evaluates schools with
their own transportation on 19 categories, schools with contract
transportation on 18 categories and BOCES on 14 categories,
from bullying prevention program to playground
safety, with specific, quantifiable data-gathering surveys.
“This recognition belongs to all of our employees who work
hard every day to ensure the safety and security of our buildings,
especially our District Safety Committee. This award
will be invested in District safety initiatives to continue our
efforts in providing safe and secure educational environments,”
Superintendent of Schools James Przepasniak said.
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Lake Shore Senior High School
Bands return from National Competition
T
he Lake Shore Senior
High Bands, under the
direction of Mr. Eric
Blodgett and Mrs. Carrie
Poissant, had an extremely
successful competition at the
Performing Arts Consultant’s
National Music Festival
at the College of Staten
Island in New York City.
The students were on tour
from April 18, 2013 through
April 21, 2013.
Over the past fourteen years,
the High School bands have
competed nationally on seven
occasions and have produced
eight professional recordings,
with this year being
the ninth. With a great
deal of hard work and dedication,
the groups have always
done exceptionally
well and represented our
school and community with
pride. This year, the Symphonic
Band and Wind Ensemble
competed against
groups from across the country
and were adjudicated by
a panel of nationally renowned
judges. Both bands
placed first in each of their
classes, with Wind Ensemble
receiving the honor of Grand
Champions, an award given
to the highest scoring ensemble
throughout the entire festival.
Flute soloist, Emily
Gibbs, received the award
for best soloist out of any of
the instrumental soloists
from the festival. These accomplishments
join the
achievements from the past
which have included workshops
and clinics from professionals
such as David Lai
from the Phantom of the
Opera, Leslie Steifleman
from Chicago, Dr. James
Copenhaver from the University
of South Carolina,
Dr. David Waybright from
the University of Florida,
and the 9/11 first responder,
Chief Dan Daly. To date,
the Lake Shore High School
Bands have received three
top soloists, best section
award for percussion, two
grand champion awards,
multiple first place awards,
best in class awards, multiple
superior ratings, as well as
two students being selected
to participate on stage for the
Broadway musical, Chicago.
The students in the two senior
high bands enjoyed a
very educational yet exciting
itinerary in addition to the
music festival while in New
York City. Upon arriving to
New York City, students immediately
had a tour of the
American Museum of Natural
History, which former
Lake Shore alumnus and
Wall of Fame member,
Adina Williams assisted in
making possible for our students.
Students were able to
experience a subway ride,
Times Square and the “Top
of the Rock” at night, a motivational
speech with Chief
Dan Daly, a Liberty Cruise
to view the Statue of Liberty
and Ellis Island, a closed
sound check for the “Kings
of the Crescent City” Dixieland
band at the Jazz at Lincoln
Center, the Phantom of
the Opera Broadway musical,
and the “Sounds of the
City Music Safari” tour to
view the Lincoln Center and
other music and arts history
of the city, and the Radio
The Wind Ensemble
The Symphonic Band
City Music Hall Tour.
Along with a tour of this
magnitude comes a large financial
commitment from
the students and community.
We would like to thank all of
the friends, families, teachers,
administrators, Board of
Education members, and
community members for
your support with our find
raising efforts and are always
very grateful for your
continued support.
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n May 15, Lake Shore celebrated
O the second annual Academy of
Business & Finance Graduation. The
ceremony took place at Cradle Beach
Camp on Old Lake Shore Road on beautiful
Lake Erie. A beautiful sunset
served as the backdrop at the Jim Kelly
House and the Academy of Business and
Finance would again like to thank Bonnie
Brusk and her team for their continued
support and use of this beautiful
venue.
The Academy of Business and Finance
within the Lake Shore Senior High Business
Department is a small learning community
of students, staff, administrators,
community members and business leaders,
designed to help promote financial
literacy and connect our students with
the world of financial services. The curriculum
covers banking and credit, financial
planning, accounting and delves into
areas such as securities, economics, public
speaking and insurance.
In attendance were family members,
business partners, internship providers,
teachers and administrators to celebrate
this wonderful accomplishment. The
students completed the rigorous 3-year
program based on the National Academy
Foundation’s curriculum, which integrates
career-themed subject matter with
project-based learning. The students created
professional portfolios and completed
130 hours of a paid professional internship.
While focused on financial literacy,
the students also gained valuable
experience in the public forum thorough
speaking engagements and presentations
throughout their program.
T
he keynote speaker for the evening
was AXA Financial Advisor and
Lake Shore Alumnus, Kevin Caffery.
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Lake Shore Senior High School
Academy of Business & Finance holds Graduation
Graduates are, from left: Mary Beth Benzing, Jennifer DuBois, Jonathan
Weber, Ryan Mancini, Victoria "Starr" Torres, Nicholas Schifano, Tori
Weber, Cody Green, Callie Danzi, Matthew Brzozowiec, Kara Schanbacher
and Danielle Kabel.
Kevin has been an advisory board member
for the last several years participating
in various events including portfolio interviews,
networking activities and fundraising.
His message to the students was
enlightening, encouraging students to get
involved in their community and their
future. Vice Chairperson, Karen Catalano
of Queen City Professionals presented
Jon Weber with the Academy Academic
Excellence Award and Nicholas
Schifano with the Most Improved Academy
Student scholarship. Kim Heimburg,
Branch Manager of Evans Bank
awarded Callie Danzi the Evans Bank
Scholarship for her leadership and commitment.
The Louis Campagna Memorial
Leadership Scholarship, sponsored by
the Campagna family, went to Nicholas
Schifano for his perseverance and strong
work ethic, the same traits that characterized
Campagna. Mary Beth Benzing received
the Farrell & Farrell Scholarship
from Ken Farrell, of Farrell & Farrell
Law Firm. Fred Press of the National
Academy Foundation and Mary Hosler
also addressed the students and parents
reflecting upon the commitment and support
of everyone involved in the students’
educational process. Representatives
from Key Bank, Evans Bank, Flexovit,
Cradle Beach, Claddagh Commission,
Queen City Professionals, Connors
Hot Dog Stand, Farrell & Farrell, AXA
Advisors and the Lake Shore Technology
Department also joined in congratulating
the Academy class on all their
achievements.
Congratulations!

Lake Shore Middle School
MS Students inducted into
National Junior Honor Society
Lake Shore Middle School welcomed 44 students into the National
Junior Honor Society on May 31, 2013. Students who were inducted
met strict criteria defined by the National Honor Society. To be
considered for the National Junior Honor Society students need to be
on the honor roll for seven marking periods, exhibit leadership qualities,
have exemplary character and give service to their community.
This group of students were challenged not to rest on their laurels but
to continue to strive to reach even loftier goals. The characteristics
of the induction are the core of a fulfilled and fulfilling life. The inductees
are: Mackenzie Alvira, Savannah Battaglia, August Becker,
Owen Bitnun, Adam Brzozowiec, Ashley Buchanan, Brienne' Costello,
Shannon Curran, Eric D'Innocenzo, Nicholas DiBerardino,
Madelyne DiMartino Jessica Dunlap, Ethan Dybowski, Brian Freebern,,
Aaron Freeman, Dyllon Gartley, Tori George, Dakota
Glashauser, Lauren Ingrao, Madison Justinger, Ryan Kostusiak,
Emily Kromer, Jackson Kwilos, Emily Leitten, Kylie Mallory,
The Lake Shore Middle School’s Community Service and Volunteerism/Leo’s
Club completed another successful Lock-In-In-A-
Box. The event, which started in 2006, consists of middle school
students giving up their beloved cell phones, electronic devices and
everyday luxuries, to spend an entire night living the life of a homeless
person. The students walked the Village of Angola collecting
Molly McCabe, Andrew McDonagh, Madelyn Miller, Sara Mruk,
Marcus Muffoletto, Becket Panfil, Seth Penn, Olivia Pericak,
Evan Pope, Hanna Prince, Hailey Russell, Kaylea Schiedel, Alexander
Silfies, Matthew Timm, Paige West, Alexis Wiens Jonathan
Wilson, Zachary Wilson, Robert Wolf and Victoria
Zuidema.
Congratulations to all!
Lock-In-In-A-Box raises $2200 for Boys and Girls Club
cans, spent hours dancing to earn a meal, watched an inspirational
movie called “Radio”, and then spent the night sleeping in cardboard
boxes. Their efforts resulted in over $2200 being raised to go
toward the Boys and Girls Club of Lake Shore, Friends of the Village
and Operation Good Neighbor. Way to go CS&V!!!
Leo’s Club visits St. Luke’s Mission of Mercy
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he Community Service and Volunteerism (CS&V)/Leo’s
Club at the Lake Shore Middle School took some time out
of their busy lives to help those less fortunate. Seven students,
accompanied by their parents and club advisors visited St.
Luke’s Mission of Mercy in Buffalo. The club members and
parents went to work organizing clothes that will be given away,
packaging food to be distributed, preparing and serving lunch to
those who otherwise would have gone hungry. The group was
also able to deliver four full boxes of toiletry items, as well as
towels, sponges and dishcloths to be used in the kitchen. All
parents and students left being reminded that sacrificing just a
small amount of time really can make a BIG difference.
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A. J. Schmidt Elementary School
Storytellers discover
the power of narrative
“AJS Storytellers: The Power of Narrative” was an afterschool
activity open to all students in grades three through
five. AJS teachers Jessica Ritz and Mary Morrison coached
the troupe. Classes began in January and were held for an
hour on Wednesday afternoons.
Students’ literacy skills, including reading, writing, speaking
and listening, were addressed in the context of a fun intramural.
Physical movement as a means of enhancing communication
and strengthening memory were key components of
the program. The goals of AJS Storytellers were to integrate
and evaluate content presented in diverse media and formats
and to present organized, well-developed narratives to an
audience. Students presented stories every week, culminating
with a storytelling afternoon for their families.
AJS students will continue to tell their stories, looking forward
to a second season next year!
n Sunday, May 19th the Lake Shore 5th grade All District
O Band and Orchestra attended the 16th annual Fantasy Island
Music Festival. Students were able to enjoy a day at Martin's Fantasy
Island with family and friends and then performed in the park later in
the afternoon. The students performed for a judge who commented
into a tape recorder for the students to listen to at a later date. The
judge had many positive comments about the All District Band and
All District Orchestra, as well as some suggestions for improvement.
The students had a great day at Fantasy Island and the performances
were top notch!
At right: Gavin Mendell, Matthew Mieszczak, Caroline Gaskin and
Brianna Hein Far right: Zachary Evans and Daniel Slotman.
Mr. Ruffino named “Friend of
Prevention” at Bison’s Game
Charles Ruffino was honored as a “Friend of Prevention”
by Western New York United's Julie McCarthy. Mr.
Ruffino was one of the honorees at Bison's Stadium on
May 19th. The nomination letter was read at the ceremony
on Coca-cola field just prior to the Buffalo Bison's game.
For the past several years, every student at A.J. Schmidt
Elementary School has participated in the “First Night
Buffalo” poster contest under the instruction and encouragement
of their Art Teacher, Mr. Ruffino.
In her nomination of Mr. Ruffino,
Ms. McCarthy said,” His lessons are engaging
and informative about the benefits of
living a drug and alcohol free lifestyle as he
instructs and guides them through various
drawing and painting techniques that are
tailored to meet the developmental skill levels
for all his students from Kindergarten
through 5 th grade.
“Mr. Ruffino’s passion for teaching art is evident in the results of his students’
work. Several of the winners from this year’s contest were from A.J.
Schmidt and Mr. Ruffino was excited and proud to bring those students to
the “First Night Buffalo” press conference. Mr. Ruffino is a “Friend of Prevention”
for his dedication to not only teaching his students in a creative
way, but also for his constant passion for providing connections and opportunities
for social-emotional growth in a caring environment,” Ms.
McCarthy said
Fifth grade musicians perform at Martin’s Fantasy Island
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Highland Elementary School
Highland celebrates An
Evening with the Arts
O n May 22nd the Highland Elementary School community was treated
to “An Evening with the ARTS!” Art Teacher Mrs. Easton organized
a fun-filled night with many activities involving the arts. Families
enjoyed beautiful student made artwork hung throughout the school. In the
art room, Speech Teacher Mrs. Farrell helped families make creative paper
art collages using fun painted papers. Music Teacher Mrs. Faust led sing-alongs
in the music room, Music Teachers Mrs. Streeter and Mr.
Capitummino led students playing their instruments in the cafeteria while
everyone enjoyed refreshments. Third Grade Teacher Mrs. Nascapresented
“The Poetry Café” in room 102, where students read poetry and
the audience enjoyed refreshments in a beatnik café style! Kindergarten
teachers Mrs. Jost, Mrs. Jakiel, and Mrs. Grennell had their students create
recycled sculptures using household items that were on display in the Gym.
To complete the evening, a new mural was unveiled in the cafeteria that
was created by the 5th grade art club students (pictured above)!! As you
can see, this was a great evening filled with the ARTS!!
Highland Musicians
perform at Fantasy Island
O n May 19th the Highland Chorus as well as the 5 th
Grade All-District Band and Orchestra performed at
the Martin’s Fantasy Island Young Persons Music Festival.
Students enjoyed the day at the park with their families and
then performed in the afternoon. It was a beautiful day with
beautiful music. Congratulations to all performers.
The pictures here are from our school performance on
Thursday, May 16 th . All 4 th and 5 th ensembles performed
under the direction of Mrs. Faust, Mr. Capitummino, and
Mrs. Streeter.
Student art
work from
across the
District has
been selected
for display in
the District
Office for the
coming year.
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J. T. Waugh Elementary School
Catching the CC
Girls on the Run at J. T. Waugh
By: Mrs. Paula J. Eastman
“Catching the Common Core” was an evening event
held to share knowledge and information with local
pre-school teachers, who service children within the
Lake Shore Central School District.
The New York State Board of Regents adopted the
Common Core Learning Standards on July 19, 2010.
Now known as the NYS P-12 Common Core Learning
Standards for ELA and Literacy and the NYS P-12
Common Core Learning Standards for Mathematics.
These standards are designed for all students – English
Language Learners and Students with Disabilities,
beginning at the pre-school level. These pre-school
teachers, with a passion for working with young children,
were excited to be included in professional enrichment
where they were able to gain knowledge and
direction as they prepare for future instruction.
Teachers from the YMCA Pre-K Program, ECLC
(Early Child Learning Center) of the Seneca Nation,
Head Start in Derby, and an in home provider came
together to learn and exchange ideas of the Common
Core and the implications to their level. The event
launched the commitment for future learning opportunities.
The preparation of this event was a collaborative effort
between Paula J. Eastman, Principal of J. T. Waugh,
Jill Clark, Assistant Middle School Principal, Kellie
Rooth, A.I.S. Teacher at J.T. Waugh, and Jennifer
Philarom fourth grade teacher at Highland.
J. T. Waugh celebrated spring
with a group of 20 girls meeting
twice a week for an hour
and a half, which is made up
of lessons for personal growth
and RUNNING! The Girls on
the Run program was alive
and well at Waugh with girls
working together toward a
common purpose – a 5K.
Girls on the Run is a transformational
physical activity
based positive youth development
program for girls in 3rd-
5th grade. We teach life skills
through dynamic, interactive
lessons and running games.
The program culminates with
the girls being physically and
J. T. Waugh's mission to reach
out to the community continues
in May. During the month
of May, students in Mrs.
Amoia's third grade class,
collected dollars for
"footprints" to benefit the
walk for Multiple Sclerosis.
Students learned about Multiple
Sclerosis and with great
passion visited classrooms
speaking on behalf of this
ittle tiny beds, pint-sized pillows, small fuzzy
L blankets and miniature clotheslines have been
the order of the day in the Native American Title VII
room of J.T. Waugh; second grade students have
been busy for two months, Tuesday and Thursday
mornings, creating Stuart Little houses with the assistance
of Nancy Klemens, elementary Title VII Home
-School Liaison.
The students began the project by reading
Stuart Little, E.B. White, through the winter months
during the morning breakfast hour. As they were read
the chapter book by Ms. Klemens the students were
quizzed for reading comprehension and had lively
emotionally prepared to
complete a celebratory 5k
running event. The goal
of the program is to
unleash confidence
through accomplishment
while establishing a lifetime
appreciation of
health and fitness.
These girls not only accomplished
their 5K but a very
successful community service
project. The girls chose to
collect gently used towels and
blankets for the Buffalo Animal
Shelter. Their cause was
heard by the school community
and beyond. Members of
the GOTR team combined
disease. For the entire month,
students went classroom to
classroom each morning to
sell "footprints." These
"footprints" were hung around
the school. In the end, the
community service project
raised a total of $400.00 to
benefit MS research. Students,
teachers, and Mrs. Eastman
were super proud of their volunteer
efforts!
with their Girl Scout Troop to
increase the fold not to mention
the generous donations
made at the Brierwood Training
Center. Coaches Paula
Eastman, Lisa Smith, Laurie
Schultz, Allyson Mion, and
Monica O’Connor were
proud of all the girls.
Anna Sheehan, Shawn Browning,
Olivia Galvez, and Dylan
Nowak show the footprints.
Students create Stuart Little houses and accessories
Students show off their creations.
The GOTR Team with the
towels/blankets collected.
Project raises funds for Multiple Sclerosis
discussions regarding Stuart Little and what it would
be like to live the life of a tiny mouse in a big world.
The houses were created with teacherdonated
shoe boxes, scrap material, recycled items
from home and lots of modeling clay and popsicle
sticks. Fourth grade students also got involved by
hand-sewing miniature pillows and stuffing them with
cotton balls for their young friends.
The project was a big success and due to
popular demand it is likely it will become an annual
event for second grade students.
—By Nancy Klemens
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more news
from across
the District
in local
publications
and on the
District
website.
THE EAGLE
EXPRESS
is a publication of the
Lake Shore
Central School District
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Jennifer Michalec
President
Carla Thompson
Vice President
Dennis Feldmann
Carmen Garozzo
Cynthia Latimore
Dyan Scritchfield
Richard A. Vogan
Student Representative:
Callie Danzi
James Przepasniak
Superintendent
Kristine DeMartino
District Clerk
DISTRICT OFFICE
959 Beach Road, Angola NY
14006
Tel: 716-549-2300
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