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7:45 PM - 10:00 PM Board of Education Public Action Mtg at JFK
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Announcements
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Principals' Coffee Hour
Meet and chat with Drs. Grimaldi and Sweet on Friday, September 29th, from 10 - 11 AM in the E.M. Baker School cafeteria. Find out about school-wide topics and Baker "happenings".
Baker's STEAM Activities
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Students in Mrs. Greenspoon's class are enjoying working with their fifth grade mentors in Ms. Schmidt and Ms. Hickey's fifth grade class. The students have been working together using the engineering process to design and code patterns, which they executed with the Finch robots.
Robotics and Coding Across the Grades
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Video List STEAMING AHEAD
Author:Length:Video List Ramping Up Robotics and Coding
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School Highlights
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All Baker students met with Mrs. Malfi or Mrs. Hoshino to learn about safe iPad habits and use. Pictured here is Ms. Banyon's kindergarten class.
Students celebrate a lost tooth with Baker's Health Team! When a child loses a tooth, they are invited to visit the nurse's office, rinse, and choose a container. Students add a paper tooth with their name to the JAWSOME board!
Baker welcomes back its students for the 2023_2024 school year! Featured in the photo is Dr. Lederman's class.
A collaborative effort between the Baker Shared Decision Making Committee, Baker PTO, local Boy Scout and Cub Scout Troops, classroom teachers, parents, and students, has made a long-awaited dream come true! Parent members of the committee together with teachers and students from two fourth-grade classrooms, helped to plant seeds, grow seedlings and transfer plants into the garden planters. Some vegetables and herbs that have been planted are snap peas, cilantro, lettuce, kale, basil, radishes, squash, bush beans, eggplant, tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, and marigolds. This past week, the first harvest from the Baker Community Garden was delivered to St. Aloysius Interfaith Food Pantry on Middle Neck Road. We look forward to making more donations to allow for healthy food distribution to Great Neck families.