Dayton Avenue School Flag Day Celebration

A Dayton Avenue School tradition continues as we honored the American Flag at our Annual Flag Day Celebration.  The band, chorus, and orchestra performed and students shared their American Flag essays.  We were delighted to have State Assemblyman Anthony Palumbo and Brookhaven Town Supervisor Ed Romaine address our students.  We were also joined by Deputy Town Supervisor, Dan Panico, Manorville Fire Chief Howard Snow and American Legion Post 1545 Past Commander, John Doddard.

Character Matters Too!

Recently, 3^rd grade students in Mrs. Van Tronk, Mrs. Dries, and Mrs. Lucia’s class performed, Character Matters Too!  The children embedded the PBIS principles we teach into their production.  Students performed for the entire school and parents as well.  Enjoy the video below.  

Dayton Avenue School's 4th Grade Book Club Presents to Board of Education

On Wednesday, June 4, 2014 4^th grade students from the Dayton Avenue Book Club presented their work to the Board of Education.  The Book Club, facilitated by Mrs. Zambelli and Mrs. Marone integrated technology, infographics, and signposts into the enjoyment and discussion of great books.  For more information on the Book Club, please visit the Library Media Center Blog at, http://www.daytonmediacenter.blogspot.com/#!/ . 

Dayton Avenue School Wipes Away Bullying

     Dayton Avenue sixth grade students Kasey McConnell, Kaitlyn Murphy, and Riley Connors enjoyed lunch recently with Dr. Christie.  These young ladies delivered a beautiful gift to the main office.  Kasey’s father wove a rug to be displayed at Dayton Avenue School.  A picture can say a thousand words. What a great example of kind and respectful behavior.    

Dayton Avenue School Performs Peter Pan Junior

Students in grades 5-6 performed the inaugural elementary production of Peter Pan Jr.  Students worked tirelessly for months under the direction of faculty members, Mrs. Ruymen, Mrs. Puglissi, Mrs. Macleod, and Mr. Eaton.  We are grateful for the support of the Eastport-South Manor Community for the Arts for their support.  The boys and girls did an amazing job, performing for their classmates and families. We look forward to making the musical a tradition at Dayton Avenue School.