Seventh- and eighth-grade students showed their spooky spirit at the Halloween Dance! 🎃🪩 From creative costumes to fun vibes, it was a night full of laughs and great memories! 👻
The fun continues....
Costumes, music, and lots of fun! 🎃🕺💃 Our Halloween Dance is full of spooky spirit and amazing energy!
Sixth-grade scientists in action! ⚾🎾 Using scientific tools, students explored volume and mass to uncover which is denser — a baseball or a tennis ball. The results might surprise you!
Our PTA Pretzel Sale always brings smiles (and delicious smells) to the halls! 🥨 Students loved purchasing their favorite snack. Stay tuned for the next pretzel day!
Students in Ms. Boettcher’s and Mr. Kovlers Honors Social Studies classes visited the East Meadow Public Library to research their topics for National History Day research projects.
Woodland finished up UNITY Spirit Week with Team Building challenges in the cafeteria during lunch periods. Thanks to Ms. Boettcher and 8th grade teachers for setting up this fun time which encouraged working together, thinking outside the box, and collaboration!
Our science students put their engineering skills to the test—designing and building houses that could stand up to hurricane-force winds! They brainstormed, designed, built, tested, and made improvements based on their results. There was lots of excitement as the “storms” rolled in! 🌬️⚡️
Hold on to your hats… here comes a hurricane!
Thank you to Builder's Club for helping us BUILD community through a fun activity during lunch. Wait until you see the finished product! Remember to show you are "part of the team" tomorrow by wearing a jersey, team uniform, or Woodland wear!
The Restorative Committee facilitated an activity designed to strengthen relationships and foster a sense of community among staff. The exercise encouraged collaboration, reflection, and meaningful conversation—reminding us of the importance of connection in creating a supportive school environment.
To celebrate Unity Day, sixth graders expressed what acceptance, inclusion, and kindness mean to them through creative writing, art, and music—guided by our Peer Helpers!
More UNITY DAY! Thanks to our FACS Club for the awesome shirts - stay tuned on how to get one! Remember to dress all in one color tomorrow and find a new friend!
Thanks to everyone who participated in UNITY Day! Our Peer Helpers did a great job presenting to 6th grade students!
Students (and teachers!) got cozy in their plaid today! We also started our Unity Video with Media Club and found the hidden positive messages from RAK Club. Tomorrow, wear ORANGE!!
In October, we recognize National Bullying Prevention Month. This week is our UNITY Spirit Week. We are kicking off tomorrow with the theme "Bullying is Bad, Wear your Plaid!" We hope to see everyone participate in all our themes this week!!
Sixth grade students did a great job on their culture projects in social studies. Thorough research, computer and design skills, and confidence in public speaking were all on display!
Our Theater workshop students are having so much fun going through mock auditions and receiving constructive feedback from peers and teachers!
All systems are a go..... 3 2 1 🚀 Launching into learning! #FutureEngineers
Students are currently shopping at our Scholastic Book Fair proudly sponsored by our PTA. The book fair will run on October 8th, 9th, and 10th. There's something for everyone - books filled with adventure, science, comedy, mystery, and even cookbooks. It's a great opportunity for students to explore new interests and build a love of reading!
The Peer Helpers embarked on their annual leadership retreat to Project Adventure at Nassau BOCES. Students participated in a series of team-building activities and a high ropes course led by instructors. These experiences helped students explore the qualities of effective leaders and practice strategies for guiding and supporting others. Students worked together to ensure everyone had a challenging and unforgettable experience—putting their leadership skills into action.
