News & Announcements

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!✏️📚🌟

January Bucketfilling "Golden Ticket" Winners

Kindergarten- Matias Linarez & Kavi Shivani
First Grade- Keshvi Mulani & Paulo Andreev
Second Grade- Vihaan Shah & Dante Vega
Third Grade- Slayner Baca Santana & Riya Ram
Fourth Grade- Alexis Rich & Jada Lynn Castillo
Fifth Grade- Kelvin Sotto & Sara Boute

Students in Miss. Korycinski's class are reviewing multiplication with two digit numbers, dividing decimals, and word problems with fun, Valentine's Day centers!

Mrs Abuhouran’s Kindergarten class enjoyed learning about measurement using their “inchworms” to measure during letter Ii week. Students enjoyed this activity while they worked in pairs to inch their way around class to measure things!!

Mrs. Harrsch's class took part in a compliment conference with Mrs. Lamatina's class.

Mrs. Wassong & Miss Primavera's 5th Grade Language Arts class enjoyed playing "Pay Your Taxes!" as an introductory lesson to their new historical fiction novel. King Rullo (George) and his trusty Tax Collectors showed the class what taxation was like prior to the American Revolution.

Kindergartners in Ms. Sallustio’s class participated in a Show-and-Tell Museum walk through. Students brought in a special “treasure “ from home. As part of the writing unit students continued to label their pictures and grow as writers. Fourth graders from Mrs. Backiel’s class toured the museum and left positive comments to each student. It was a day filled with lifting others and celebration!