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Dever students Celine Buly and Rachel Casalo read a book about the 100th day of school.
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Second graders Caitlin Flanagan, Sarah Rizzo, Olivia Bonhomme and Jade Hornick proudly marched down the hall in the Carbonaro School’s annual 100th day parade.
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Kyle Bove, a kindergartner at the James A. Dever School, took part in the 100-day festivities.
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Students at the Robert W. Carbonaro School marched in the 100-day parade on Feb. 27.
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Kindergarten students at the Robert W. Carbonaro School were excited for the 100th day of school on Feb. 27.
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District 13 Superintendent Dr. Adrienne Robb-Fund joined kindergartners at the James A. Dever School to talk about the significance of the number “100.”
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It was a little later than normal this year, but Feb. 27 marked the 100th day of school in Valley Stream. Students at several of the community’s elementary schools, including the James A. Dever School in District 13 and the Robert W. Carbonaro School in District 24, celebrated the milestone day.
At Dever, kindergarten students counted 100 of various objects including blocks, Legos, beads and pennies, then gathered to sing a song, "How You Ever Seen 100?" written by their teachers.
Kindergarten students at Carbonaro also counted 100 objects while wearing special hats and glasses. Students from the school then paraded through the hallways.
The 100th day was delayed a little bit this year because of days missed due to Hurricane Sandy.
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