Proud to wear purple for P.S. I Love You Day! 💜 Our students showed their support for kindness, inclusion, and reminding everyone that they matter. Together, we are spreading love and positivity throughout our school community!
This week, one of our fifth graders joined the morning announcements to share an important message about P.S. I Love You Day. With confidence and heart, they spoke about the importance of kindness, connection, and letting others know they matter. It was a meaningful reminder to our entire school community that small words and actions can make a big difference. We are so proud of our student leaders for using their voices to spread positivity and support throughout Parkway
The Spirit Committee surprised our teachers with a hot chocolate cart and snacks delivered right to their classrooms! ☕🍪 A sweet way to show our appreciation for all they do every day.
Students loved the Jared Campbell concert! Primary grades sang superhero-themed songs about respect, safety, and being ready for school, while intermediate grades enjoyed fun, meaningful songs about kindness and positive character. A great celebration of feeling “awesome” and valuing everyone!
Our second graders are taking on the mat with the East Meadow Jets wrestling team!
Big creativity from our fourth graders! Students designed oversized snowflakes, each one as unique as the artist who made it.
You know it’s going to be a great day in PE when the parachute comes out! Smiles, teamwork, and lots of movement as our students had a blast in gym class.
As part of their CKLA study of Ancient Greece, second graders learned about the origins of the marathon and made a real-world connection during a special visit from Assistant Principal and marathon runner Ms. Farinella.
Fourth-grade students engaged in hands-on science learning as they investigated the transfer of energy using toy cars and ramps
First graders in Ms. Mancuso’s class were hard at work “cracking the code” of reading during a special visit from literacy expert Susan Lambert, host of Science of Reading: The Podcast, highlighting East Meadow’s commitment to evidence-based literacy instruction through CKLA
Our fifth graders put their problem-solving skills to work in STEM as they programmed and explored Dash robots.
Fifth graders enjoying a bowling unit in gym class while practicing sportsmanship and teamwork.
The Parkway Games brought lots of fun and laughter this morning as staff competed in festive holiday games. It was a great way to kick off the day and spread some holiday cheer throughout the school!
Our annual Holiday Sing-Along brought the whole school together for a joyful celebration of music. Led by the chorus, students and staff filled the room with holiday songs and smiles. It was a fun and festive way to celebrate the season together.
We were thrilled to welcome the East Meadow High School Chamber Orchestra and Choir for a special holiday visit. Students enjoyed beautiful seasonal music, and the choir even caroled through the halls, spreading festive cheer throughout the school. What a wonderful way to celebrate the season!
Our art classes with Ms. Baer have been bursting with creativity across all grade levels. Students have been exploring materials, trying new techniques, and expressing themselves through so many unique projects. We love seeing their imagination come to life in the art room!
Our fourth and fifth graders put on a wonderful daytime Winter Concert today, featuring performances from our Advanced Band, Advanced Orchestra, and Chorus. Their talent and hard work shined on stage. We are so proud of them and can’t wait for them to share their music again at tonight’s evening performance.
Our third graders in Mrs. Buchanan's class are diving into Unit 2 of Science 21 by analyzing fossils and making detailed observations and predictions. They’re thinking like real scientists as they explore what fossils can teach us about the past.
Our third graders held their own Thanksgiving Day Parade after completing their CKLA unit on animals. Students designed and built creative floats using all kinds of materials, each one featuring a vertebrate they studied. Such an impressive combination of science, creativity, and hands-on fun!
In computer class, our fifth graders used Google Slides to create their own stop-motion Thanksgiving Day Parade. They planned their scenes, moved their characters frame by frame, and brought their creativity to life through animation
