Food Allergy Awareness Week at Guggenheim Elementary School was Oct. 1-5. Students across the school played board games, watched videos, read stories and took care of "allergy pets" all week to learn about food allergies. The students pictured all submitted the winning posters that depict and represent food allergies and its dangers. and are pictured with Elaine Ajello, interim Guggenheim Principal.
The entire school community extends congratulations to the students on a job well done.
Food Allergy Awareness Week at Guggenheim School in Port Washington
Students learn about food allergies.
Comments + Leave a Comment
Loading comments ...
Boards
All Boards »
Nassau Taxpayer May 23, 2013 at 03:55 pm
With the loss of "D-Barn", the lack of a drive-through convenience store creates a void…Read More worth filling.
Nassau Taxpayer May 23, 2013 at 12:50 pm
There's a lot "Dina" doesn't know -- or sure acts like it, and an obvious and growing…Read More amount she wishes the electorate didn't know about her failure to perform for PW.
HazyDavy May 23, 2013 at 11:13 am
if we are going to sell off our 40 spot lot why not advocate for the LIRR to chip in and help…Read More building the 2 or 3 story parking lot on Haven?
with more trains and more population we need more parking. we are fooling ourselves that this is not a "Hicksville" type train station. we are a main hub and it needs a substantial parking lot that will help commuter parking and help retail parking in the main lots off of main street. anyone who does not want that parking lot built needs to really ask themselves why not. if we can build a new car wash on a main cut through street for no reason we can get this done with the same traffic nightmares!!!
BTW during construction which im sure will take at least a year. where will those people park? in the other lots, so us who take the 808 train will get screwed bc we will not have a place to park now.
sadeto May 23, 2013 at 10:21 am
Apparently Ms. De Giorgio isn't aware that there already IS a "train depot" in Port…Read More Washington.
Thanks for the link, very interesting explanation of the LIRR's options. I was unaware that LIRR owned the West side lot which, as the article states, makes the question of yard expansion moot. It's going to happen. Ms. De Giorgio should stop posturing and start advocating for the best solution for Port residents within the limited choices.
Nassau Taxpayer May 23, 2013 at 12:52 pm
Good spot for a multi-story municipal/LIRR garage, given the height of terrain behind it.
hank ratner May 17, 2013 at 01:37 pm
A 135 million dollar budget with another 5 million+ assured for next year, teachers have to buy…Read More "school supplies" in Port Washington? Are you kidding?