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Walnut Street School
A Message from Our Principal
Welcome to Walnut Street Elementary School where every student's educational, social and emotional needs are always our first priority. We hope that you will access these web pages to obtain the latest information concerning the programs and activities of our school. We will also be highlighting some of our students' and staff achievements throughout the year.
This is my third year as Principal of Walnut Street School. I have been at Walnut Street for the last eighteen years as a teacher and Assistant Principal. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 516-918-2201.
Announcements
Family Game Night Tonight!!! 7pm
No School Monday- Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
From the Desk of our Assistant Principal
Welcome back to another exciting school year! I am excited to be the Assistant Principal at Walnut Street School. I am looking forward to working with you and your children during this school year. Parents, you are the difference, get involved and stay involved, join the PTA!
I began my career as a substitute teacher. Since then I have taught 5th and 6th grade for fourteen years at California Avenue School. Most recently, I worked as a School Counselor at Uniondale High School for five years. I have earned my doctorate degree in Educational Leadership from Dowling College. I hold a master's degree in School Guidance Counseling from Long Island University, C.W. Post, and a master's degree in School Administration and Supervision from the College of New Rochelle. I earned a bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and discovered my passion for education at State University of New York College at Old Westbury.
"Education is the key to closing the gap between wealth inequality. Show me an educated person who is living below the poverty line." Dr.Frantz Dorsainvil
2018-2019 School Assemblies
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Fire Prevention
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Fire Prevention
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Fire Prevention
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Fire Prevention
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Fire Prevention
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Fire Prevention
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NY Islanders
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NY Islanders
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NY Islanders
Join Remind!! Stay informed
Join the Walnut Street School Remind app by texting @walstreet to 81010
Contact teachers to join class and club pages
Lunch Program 2018-2019
Hispanic Heritage Month
Spirit Week
Congratulations!
Our social worker, Quyen Rovner received the Hope for Youth 2018 Elizabeth Bass Golding Award for her work with the LIKE Mentoring Program. Way to go!!
School Counselor Newsletter
Math Help Tips
Multicultural Fashion Show
At the District Multicultural Celebration on Saturday, April 28, students from all 5 elementary schools participated in an international fashion show.
District Announcements
ASA All County Art Exibition
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Danielle
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Aariana
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Adan
NBA Math Hoops Regional and Walnut Street Tournaments
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2nd Place Winners!!!!
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Spirit Week January 2018
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Twin Day
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Twin Day
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Twin Day
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Twin Day
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Twin Day
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Twin Day
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Twin Day
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Twin Day
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Book Character Day
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Book Character Day
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Book Character Day
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Family Game Night January 2018
SUMMER ARTS ACADEMY
Notice of Non-discrimination
District and New York State Support for All Students
Please click on the link below to view an important letter from
Uniondale School District's Superintendent of Schools
Letter from Dr. Lloyd: February 17, 2017
The New York State Department of Education has issued guidance and resources to help students and their families deal with and combat harassment, bullying, and discrimination in light of recent immigration acts. This information can be located by clicking on this link.
In addition, click here for the NYSED letter detailing a school district's legal responsibility to educate all children who meet residency and age requirements regardless of immigration status
Formulario de Reclamos por Discriminación y Acoso
Summer Reading
Walnut Street School Honors the Military
Vision Statement
The increasing level of diversity in American society makes it necessary for individuals to broaden their understanding and acceptance of similarities and differences. Contributing members of society will be expected to use a myriad of technological, social, economic, political, and academic skills to problem solve, make decisions, and cope. Schools have a major role in helping to build and refine the skills individuals need to function in the complex and multi-faceted society of the future.
Mission Statement
Uniondale School District recognizes that all children are unique and must be guided to realize their full academic and social potential in a secure and stimulating environment.
Therefore, the Uniondale School District, its Board of Education, staff, students, parents, and community members, as stakeholders in the shared decision-making process, is committed to developing educational excellence and will ensure that students:
- Are provided with a rigorous education that will prepare them to become problem-solvers, users of technology, and literate, productive citizens in a mosaic society.
- Are challenged intellectually and academically in a stimulating environment in which high expectations and a passion for learning are priorities.
- Work and learn in a safe and secure environment.
- Develop and practice respect for cultural diversity and character..
- Are given the opportunity to develop character and enhance their self-esteem.
- Develop and practice respect for themselves, their peers, the Staff, the educational setting, and the broader community.
Paint Night June 2017
Summer at the Library
Photo Gallery
Click here to see photos of WSS events
