Main Office: (631) 382-4455 School Fax: (631) 382-4456 Principal - Ms. Lynch: (631) 382-4455 Health Office: (631) 382-4460 Psychologist: (631) 382-4464 Social Worker: (631) 382-4471 Custodian: (631) 382-4465
Parent Study Group (Parenting skills program) Starting this Thursday, March 23rd - FREE of charge. Register ASAP. Provided at the Town of Smithtown Horizons Center/Youth Bureau 161 E. Main Street, Smithtown 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM Topics include: Encouraging Responsibility & Cooperation in the Family Changing Behavior by Changing Parent Response Replacing Power Struggles & Conflict with a More Democratic Family Environment How Consequences Replace Punishment Click here to view the Parent Study Group flyer PLEASE feel free pass this information on to any parents who may be interested in participating. Contact Karen Aldrich kaldrich@tosgov.com - 631-360-7595 for further information and/or registration.
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Twenty-seven student-athletes from St. James Elementary School competed against students from 30 other schools from across Long Island in the third annual Fit Club competition. Sponsored by the Suffolk Zone of the New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, the fourth and fifth graders traveled to Lincoln Avenue Elementary School in Sayville and demonstrated their physical fitness in push-ups, sit-ups, jumping rope and agility.
Surrounded by family and friends, the fifth graders at St. James Elementary School showed off their poetic side during a poetry café held in the old gym. Transforming the gymnasium into a Parisian café – complete with bistro tables, dim lighting and cozy couches – the students took to the microphone one by one to read their poems. After each presentation, the students snapped in unison to applaud their classmates as the bongo drummers ushered up the next poet to the stage. The poetry café gives students the opportunity to show off their writing abilities as well as work on their communication and public presentation skills.