Inspired by โFlat Stanleyโ Special Education Teacher Sends Herself to her Students
ESBOCES Student Assistance Services Donate Nearly 3,000 pounds of Food to Long Island Cares
Healthcare Workers, Nonprofits, Students, and Coworkers Benefit from Good Will
School Assignment Became a Surprise Family Activity during Isolation
Staff help co-workers, students, non-profits and more
Nicole Venditti said her 9-year-old son Andrew was so excited to see the school bus in the mornings that he would run to it when the driver arrived at their home in Merrick.
Social workers from Eastern Suffolk BOCES (ESBOCES) Student Assistance Services collected 2,950 pounds of food during two food drives.
Social workers from Eastern Suffolk BOCES Student Assistance Services collected 2950 pounds of food last month amid the coronavirus outbreak through two drives held at the Sequoya High School in Holtsville. The food went to Long Island Cares, Inc.
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Iaiela Saldivar misses her friends. She misses school and her daily routine, the sense of community and purpose they provided her.
Tecumseh Elementary School Art Teacher Loriann Christian collaborated with colleagues in the Art Department across Eastern Suffolk BOCES to create a lesson to get students involved in the Getty Museum's Art Challenge.
ESBOCES student assistance services donate nearly 3,000 pounds of food to Long Island Cares.
