Principal - Mr. Ierano: (631) 382-4355 Main Office: (631) 382-4355 Fax Number: (631) 382-4356 Health Office: (631) 382-4360 Psychologist: (631) 382-4371 Social Worker: (631) 382-4363 Speech: (631) 382-4377 & 4376 School Hours: 9:30 am - 3:35 pm.
The path to our dreams begins with the partnership between our school and families working collaboratively to ensure a safe and caring environment. Varied educational experiences at Mt. Pleasant Elementary school offer students the tools necessary to embrace diversity, become independent lifelong learners, and compassionate global citizens.
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Congratulations to Mr. Faragasso’s Fifth grade “Wizards of Wall Street". Students had fun learning about finance, & investing in the stock market. They managed their own investment portfolios of $100,000. The students updated their portfolios and discussed the news to predict market trends. Their returns exceeded traditional investment vehicles. Students featured had the top three portfolios in the class with the greatest profit!
Date Added: 11/29/2022
Mount Pleasant fourth graders began researching historical Hispanic figures in the library with Ms. Lutz. Students used the PebbleGo database to conduct their research in small groups. They will complete this project by creating posters in the classroom with Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Crespo!
Mrs. Williams kindergarten class at Mt. Pleasant Elementary enjoyed a tradition today from many years ago. They learned how to make butter the way Pilgrims did during their Thanksgiving celebration. Students all got to shake and shake and shake heavy cream until it finally turned into delicious butter. After the butter chilled they all got to taste what they made and loved it!
Date Added: 11/23/2022
Did you know all the local turkey are hiding out at Mt. Pleasant Elementary!?
It's part of the school's Save the Turkey Project! Kindergarteners and their families got very creative and did an amazing job disguising turkeys to keep them safe.
Great job!
Date Added: 11/21/2022
Juggling, plate spinning, diablo manipulation and more!
After an intense week of training from the National Circus Project, fourth graders at Mt. Pleasant Elementary School put on an extraordinary circus for the school on Friday!
The students had a chance to learn and practice different circus acts all week long and showed on their skills Friday at the culmination of Circus Week!
Click here to view the slideshow.
Date Added: 11/18/2022
First graders at Mt. Pleasant Elementary created this beautiful Thankful Thoughts Turkey. Each student decorated a feather with their families. Each family member wrote about what they are thankful for and then decorated the feather. Together, they created their Thankful Thoughts!
Date Added: 11/15/2022
First graders at Mt. Pleasant Elementary school have been learning about sound through the Project Lead The Way Light and Sound module. The students learned that to hear a sound, something must vibrate. They observed a demonstration and learned that sound travels in waves. Students then applied what they’ve learned about vibration and how sound travels as they communicate across a distance using cup phones. Impressive!
Date Added: 11/2/2022
Great job by Ms. Havranek's High School West Junior Leadership class by teaching Mt. Pleasant Elementary students about Veterans Day Tuesday morning. The students visited fourth grade classrooms to talk about the meaning and history of Veterans Day and organize a thank you letter writing activity. The High School students also discussed veterans from Smithtown and asked the students if they had any veterans in their families. Many said yes! Well done!
Date Added: 11/1/2022
Parents, faculty and students enjoyed a perfect Halloween parade today at Mt. Pleasant Elementary.
Some costumes included characters from Cobra Kai, Toy Story, Frozen and SpongeBob SquarePants!
Date Added: 10/31/2022
The Smithtown Central School District Communications Committee is proud to announce that we will start to send a monthly bulletin in an effort to better share important information with our school community.
Click HERE to read the Smithtown Bulletin.
Date Added: 10/28/2022
The Smithtown Beach Clean-Up at Sunken Meadow State Park was a huge success this past Saturday. More than 100 people came out representing every school in the district! Students and teachers acted as citizen scientists, picking up 192 pounds of trash and documented what kind it was. That information will be added to the database that follows trends in trash. Thank you to Lauren Hoffman, HSW teacher and Environmental Club advisor, who organized the day with her club. AMSEAS (Atlantic Marine Conservation Society) and the Smithtown Green Team was there with buckets and pickers and gloves. Lots of Smithtown pride represented!
Date Added: 10/23/2022
Kindergarten and first grade students at Mt. Pleasant Elementary got some magical tips this morning at Steve Luker's Fire Safety Magic Show. Students learned the importance of having smoke detectors, knowing room exits, avoiding too many plugs in an outlet, never playing with matches and "stop, drop and roll." The show is part of Mr. Luker's continued effort to educate the youth of America to combat the danger of hazardous fire.
Date Added: 10/18/2022
Mt. Pleasant Elementary is Out Of This World! Those were some of the words on 5th grader Emilia's t-shirt design which won the Mt. Pleasant Elementary School annual 5th Grade T-Shirts Design Contest Friday morning! Principal Joseph Ierano made the announcement during the 5th grade bagel breakfast (thank you MTP parent volunteers and PTA). During Art with Mrs. Lindom, MTP fifth graders got creative. Students designed artwork that symbolizes the spirit of MTP for the front of the 5th grade t-shirts. Students voted for the top 5 five designs. Mrs. Lindom then made the winning design "camera ready" and then it's off to the print shop with Emilia's design on the front and the students signatures on the back!
Date Added: 10/14/2022
Mt. Pleasent Elementary School Kindergarteners are Apple “solutely” ready for fall. Students had a great morning participating in Apple Centers. They enjoyed tasting different apples, graphing their favorite one, and strengthening their fine motor skills doing various apple activities. They also enjoyed listening to the story “Ten Apples Up on Top”, and putting apples in order from 1-10.
Date Added: 10/12/2022
We are very proud to present the Smithtown 2027 Strategic Plan to the school community. For the past 20 months, two Stakeholder Planning Teams consisting of students, parents, community members, and District staff have worked to identify the goals that will guide the district for the next five years. The initiative began with the development and administration of a survey to gather the thoughts and opinions of the entire Smithtown school community. We were very pleased and thankful that well over 4,000 people took the time to complete the survey. The results of these surveys served as the baseline for developing the strategic plan and the district’s revised mission, vision, beliefs, and goals moving forward. The five strategic goals guiding us into the future are: • Academic Achievement and Growth for Each Student Our students are provided high-quality instruction and support to ensure the academic growth of each student and prepare them to succeed in their chosen path beyond high school. • Student Belonging and Well-being Our students are provided a safe and supportive environment and demonstrate skills and attributes to cope with life challenges and achieve personal well-being. • Positive Working Environment and Staff Engagement Our staff feel valued, are fully invested in students’ success, and feel that they receive the support they need to be highly effective employees. • Stakeholder Involvement and Community Collaboration Our families and community members are valued and collaborative partners in promoting student success. • District and School Effectiveness and Efficiency Our resources are maximized to achieve our strategic goals and provide efficient and cost-effective operations, systems, and services. More information on strategies and actions to achieve these goals, as well as how we will measure success, can be found in the full strategic plan. You can access the 2022-2027 Smithtown Central School District Strategic Plan HERE.
Date Added: 10/11/2022
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