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Mrs. Goldsack's class participating in Clarendon's 100th day of school with various activities.

Ms. Lamatina’s class celebrated the 100th Day of School with special centers! There was a 100 piece puzzle, 100 Fruit Loop necklaces, Estimation Station, and a 100 Coloring Challenge! Students worked in teams to show their math skills, as well as their ability to work together! They ended the day with a 100 Hershey Kiss Scavenger Hunt!

Mrs. Jaramillo’s kindergarten class celebrated the 100th day of school with various 100 day activities. We made a necklace with 100 fruit loops along with a 100 crown. We counted the different things we could do in 100 seconds. We also enjoyed drawing and writing about how we would look when we are 100 and what we want to buy with $100.

Mrs. Abuhouran's Kindergarten class enjoyed counting to 100 with Mrs. Palmer's 3rd grade students. Happy 100th Day of School!

Mrs. Saran's class celebrates the 100th day of school by writing what they would do if they had 100 dollars, and coloring a 100 day picture.

First grade celebrated the 100th day of school and dressed up as 100 year olds!

Clarendon SGO was presented with an American Flag from the GI GO Fund for raising over $500 for the organization. This flag is one of the select few that was carried by 35 Navy SEALs as they swam across the Hudson River from Liberty State Park and ran towards the 9/11 Memorial in NYC on August 3, 2019. This swim was organized to raise funds and awareness for military veterans and their families. We are extremely proud and honored to have received this thoughtful token of appreciation. Way to go SGO!

Mrs. Mongiello’s third grade students work on Compare/Contrast essays using a Venn diagram to organize information.

Thank you Mayor Gonnelli for always making Mrs. Abuhouran’s Kindergarten class feel so special! We love our new bags and toy cars!! ❤️💕

Mrs. Knapp’s first graders were so excited to receive a personalized signed book from one of our favorite authors Becky Cummings! After reading the book, “My Magical Dreams” students used their imaginations to “dream big” 💫 as they each wrote and illustrated stories about what they wish to be when they grow up!✏️📚🌟