Little Saints are 100 days older

Posted Wednesday, March 7, 2012 10:53 pm

Emily, 4, read 100 books with her mother for her 100-day project.

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Students celebrated 100 days of school at the Little Saints Preschool in West Hempstead on Feb. 29, by participating in projects with a “100” theme.

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Alexandra Cohen, 4, ate 100 pieces of Kix cereal for breakfast last week, in celebration of her 100th day of school.

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By Jackie Nash

Students celebrated 100 days of school at the Little Saints Preschool in West Hempstead on Feb. 29, by participating in projects with a “100” theme.

Little Saints students are Franklin Square residents, who attend either John Street and Polk Street schools in Franklin Square for kindergarten.

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