Spin gun safe work sacramento inverted already too of methods students. At the end of the Bingo session, the students handed our 's cards to all of the residents on the floor. It was a wonderful experience for both the residents and the students! On Friday, February 23, eleven students from F. Kennedy Middle School visited the Dolan DNA Learning Center at Cold Harbor to learn about Otzi The Iceman as well as have the opportunity to extract DNA. Under the direction of Dolan DNA Learning Center teacher, Mr. Paul, students analyzed different pollen types under a microscope, extracted DNA from wheat grain, learned about our ancient ancestors, and hypothesized about Otzi's final days. The Dolan DNA Learning Center has one of two known 3D replicas of the Otzi mummy and the only one outside of the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology. Special thanks to Ms. Klein for organizing the trip! On Saturday, February 3, Ms. Balvin and Ms. Zizzo took a group of students to the St. 's Men's basketball game at St. 's College. Their wonderful Athletic Director took the students on a tour though the athletic complex, where she gave out prizes and beverages. Students were able to what it is like to be a college athlete as they toured the pool, the fitness center, the trainer's room, and even a classroom! The best part was the one-on-one attention the players and coaches gave the students after the game when they signed autographs and answered questions. addition, each student brought a pair of socks that have been donated to athletes need on Island. Special thanks to St. 's for being gracious to our students! Eighth grade Mathletes: Richitha Channapatna, Suchitha Channapatna, Theresa Thulasidas, Bernardo Jimenez, Aurrel Bhatia, Brandon Samar Singh, and Dimitrios Nerantzinis participated the Nassau Suffolk Mathcounts Competition on Saturday, February 3 at Great Neck North Middle School. Congratulations to all of the students for performing well this National Competition! Jr. plays this weekend at F. Kennedy Middle School on Thursday, February 1 Friday, February 2 and Saturday, February 3 is the story of orphan living orphanage run by the evil Hannigan. believes that her parents left her there by mistake and are coming back for her. When a named Oliver Warbucks decides to let orphan live at his home for the holidays, is selected. Warbucks is dubious at first about but grows to love her as his own very quickly. While gets accustomed to living Warbucks' mansion, she still longs to meet her parents. Warbucks announces a coast-to-coast, nationwide search for them and a reward, which brings out some frauds. F. Kennedy's Jr. has a -studded cast, which includes the likes of Superintendent playing the role of President Franklin Delano Tickets are only $6 and are selling fast! 't be one of the few who out on seeing this incredible production! On Friday, 26, F. Kennedy Middle School's PTA hosted their annual Party. This year featured more than fifteen table a variety of delicious snacks, and awesome prizes! Over 275 students came out and had a great time! Special thanks to all of our teachers, PTA volunteers, and especially Mrs. Galantini, Mrs. Klein, and Ms. Falco for all of their hard work! Each Friday during the month of students at F. Kennedy Middle School participated Screen Free Fridays during their lunch period. Instead of using their Google Chromebooks, students had the opportunity to go to the Library Media Center for a STEM activity or play board with their friends. So far, the program has been a popular change! Dircks, a seventh-grader at F. Kennedy Middle School is the winner of his school's Geography for the second consecutive year. Prior to the competition on 10, every social studies class held its own to determine the finalists from each grade for the schoolwide contest. Officiated by Principal Fullerton, 33 finalists Grades 6 gathered the auditorium to answer questions covering multiple facets of U.S. and world geography. join students from across the country taking online written test as part of the next round of the 30th annual National Geographic The top 100 scorers on that test each state then be eligible to compete their state The state winners advance to the national championship rounds Washington, D.C., where they have the chance to win a $50 college scholarship. The district wishes much success as he continues the competition. F. Kennedy's Character Education trait of Perseverance was alive and kicking at the Driftwood Day Camp on Saturday, 20, where students participated the Just One Wheel. It is a unicycle program run by Bethpage residents, Mr. and Mrs. Cohen. The morning began with bagels and water courtesy of the Cohen family. The student participants and chaperones were introduced to the tight rope to practice