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BOE Special Meeting Notice for 4/15 & 4/16 & Meeting Agenda

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Gotham Avenue Sixth Graders Learn About Financial Literacy

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Gotham Avenue School sixth graders recently participated in a comprehensive financial literacy program conducted by Ridgewood Savings Bank.

The students learned about financial management; exploring diverse payment modes, including cash, credit and check; and gained insight on managing debt. The bank visitors also discussed identify theft and the importance of securing private information. Additionally, the groups discussed modern examples of how money is spent and received, such as Venmo, Zelle, PayPal and others.

The sixth graders were collaborative and engaged with the visitors, asked many questions, and shared their own experiences with money. Students actively participated, showing eagerness to enhance their financial understanding and cultivate responsible spending habits for the future.

Date Added: 4/12/2024

Meeting Notice 4-10-24

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New Build and Bond Buddies Club at Clara H. Carlson School

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Clara H. Carlson School recently kicked off its new club, the Build and Bond Buddies Club. The club, facilitated by school counselor Jane Dragovich and kindergarten teacher Kimberly Ludwin, was created for inquisitive young learners in pre-K through first grade. During the eight-week program, the students will incorporate a social-emotional learning component with STEM activities.

Fifth graders, who were recommended by their teachers, assist the club and serve as the “older buddy” and positive role model for their younger peers. Fathers, uncles and other father figures are also invited to attend the club each week.

On March 25, the Build and Bond Buddies Club members visited the Lego Robotics Club. They received a demonstration of the team’s robot, and each had a turn to prompt the robot to complete a task on the board. The SEL theme for that session was sharing. Following a game of Kahoot!, the students practiced their sharing skills by playing with Legos, Lincoln logs, Magna-Tiles and Play-Doh together.

School Counselor Dragovich created the outline for the club. She chose the SEL concepts to focus on each week, as well as the activities. Throughout the eight weeks, the students will focus on teamwork, empathy, confidence, decision-making and more.

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Date Added: 4/10/2024

Elmont UFSD - Moody’s Credit Rating Reports

Date Added: 4/8/2024

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