Woodglen Paw Press

😀🥲🎈🎉Thank you for your years of dedication and hard work shaping young minds. Your impact on students and the community is significant, and we appreciate your commitment to education. Wishing you a happy and fulfilling retirement.

Ms. Damesek, Ms.Leto, Ms. Rodriguez, and Ms. Sciortino

To the Woodglen PTA, the Woodglen PTA Board, and all the Volunteers,

Woodglen would like to thank you for your incredible dedication and generosity in volunteering your time and efforts. Your involvement in organizing events, supporting teachers, and fostering a sense of community is truly invaluable.

Thank you,

Woodglen Staff, Students and Teachers

Field Day is a day filled with fun and smiles when the children can learn good sportsmanship and team spirit in a safe environment with their fellow Woodglen students and teachers.

Woodglen was thrilled to welcome the K9 Unit from the Clarkstown Police Department for an exciting and educational presentation.

Woodglen launched their first One Book, One School Event. The school event was designed so that students at all grade levels will listen to and/or read the same book. Woodglen teachers, staff, and students enjoyed reading and listening to the book.

The fourth grade-team lived like the Native Americans during the Journeys Program. They learned about the government, popular games, clay pots, and hunting all while learning about values and beliefs through traditional Native American folktales.

1st graders are learning about Biomimicry and how people copy nature to solve problems in their Enrichment classes. The children listened to the Mo Willems book Today I Will Fly, which tells the story of how the character Piggy wants to fly. They took what was read to the next level...and using the Engineering Design Process, they thought about what they might biomimic in nature to actually help Piggy. Once they decided what creature they would copy, they made plans and then constructed something to help Piggy "fly!!!" The students did an amazing job and used what they learned about Biomimicry to create something that would help Piggy glide through the air!!! Great job 1st graders!!!