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Field Day At Fine School
Field Day is the fun culminating activity to end the school year and get students in the mood for summer! Students and teachers at Fine School enjoyed their Field Day activities with fun, games, and laughter.
Immersive Science At Fine And Delair
By Angel-Marie Cook, District Science Supervisor
Imagine riding on a heart pounding water canyon travelling over an erupting volcano; joining paleontologists as they dig for dinosaur bones and come face to face with monstrous sized dinosaurs; or riding a magical cardboard rocket zooming through the tunnels of space.
Last month, the students of Fine and Delair Elementary Schools experienced the mesmerizing excitement of the Dome Mobile Theater. The highly innovative Dome Mobile Theater provides the latest technology in audiovisual educational programs. Students were immersed in a 16’ x 16’ x 10’ surround sound, 3D imagery theater, as they explored earth and space science-themed shows. Kindergarten through fourth grades experienced thrilling shows such as, “Earth’s Wild Ride,” “Time Space,” “Force Five,” “The Dinosaur Prophecy,” and more. While each show was a mere 30 minutes, students gained scientific understandings and memories which will last for a lifetime.
Celebrating Cinco De Mayo
Mrs. Cipollone’s class at Fine Elementary created sombreros, a traditional Mexican hat, to celebrate Cinco de Mayo (May 5), a Mexican holiday celebrating the country’s victory over the French at the battle of Puebla in 1862.
Fine School Supports Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Several staff members from Fine Elementary got “pied” by students as part of a fundraiser for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Joshua Limon-Vargas pied kindergarten teacher Mrs. Seaver; Cristina Abou Harb pied kindergarten teacher Ms. Fox; and Miriyama Muhammad pied educational assistant Mr. Smith.
Miss Marshall and Miss Gordon report that Fine Elementary School recently completed the Pennies for Patients challenge, raising over $2,300 to help support the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, the world’s largest voluntary health organization dedicated to funding blood cancer research, education and patient services.
In the culminating event, staff members volunteered to get “pied” by students who purchased tickets to participate in the event. Among the 20 staff members volunteering, individuals were randomly selected from a jar containing all of the tickets. Mrs. Seaver, Ms. Fox, and Mr. Smith all got pied! Fine School would like to thank all of those who donated their time and money to support this worthy cause!
Fine Elementary Honors Students Of The Month
Congratulations to Fine’s students of the month for February: Zeoni Long, Kimora Edwards, Lason Wright, Jeanluis Cedeno, Angela Torres, Quisaiya Cooper, Marquis Muhammed, Alanni Nunez, Sahmir Smith, Carlos Mejia, Makinzey Johnson, Macenzie Hunter, Keshoine Mack, Luis Acosta, Erick Popoca, Elisha Dyitt, and Aaliyah Sheppard. Keep up the great work!
Fine Students Of The Month
George B. Fine Elementary celebrated students who displayed the positive characteristics of “following directions and listening carefully.” Congratulations to, from left to right: (back row) Charles Washington, Nevan Bennett, Frankie Polanco, Aaliyah Sheppard, Giovanni Feliciano, Makinzey Johnson, and Tommy Vo; (middle row) Alicia Arcinese, Joshua Clark, Alivia Clark, Erin Tran, Salina Pham, and Alexa Hunter; and (front row) Gianni Perez, Joshua Limon-Vargas, and Vivian Long. Not pictured: Johnnaldo Malave-Rodriguez, Jennah DeOliveira, and Damian Gandia.
