Woodhull Elementary School students and staff collaborated to present an end-of-year concert. The pre-recorded concert was beautiful and shared for all to enjoy.

Woodhull Elementary School students showcased their talents during a special art show this year, which was coordinated by art teacher Bianca Daidone. In 2020-21, art took place in the regular classroom instead of in a dedicated art room for the first time in a very long time. However, the work students made was reflective of the same effort and achievement that they have demonstrated in past years.

1st Grade Art

2nd Grade Art

3rd and 4th Grade Art

5th and 6th Grade Art

To help cap off the end of a most unprecedented year, Woodhull students participated in several celebratory events and activities this June.

During an outdoor moving-up ceremony on the school’s ball court, building staff and proud families celebrated the sixth grade class for what they have achieved. The event included two vocal performances by the sixth grade class, both conducted by music teacher KaraAnn Leone. The group performed “The Star Spangled Banner” to open the ceremony and “The Climb” to close the event. Superintendent of Schools Loretta Ferraro offered a warm welcome address before inviting Board of Education President Jay Lippert to the stage to present the students’ diplomas.

Sixth grade teacher Gaby Donovan presented many of this year’s student awards and scholarships while music teacher KaraAnn Leone presented awards for solo NYSSMA performances and SCMEA participation. Faculty adviser Phillip Tamberino inducted Mary O’Brien into the National Elementary Honor Society, making her the first Woodhull student to join this prestigious organization. Lastly, and in keeping with tradition, sixth graders took turns addressing the audience for their farewell speech.

“This ceremony is such a time-honored tradition for our school, and it was wonderful to have the chance to celebrate our students as they took the next step in their educational journey,” said Mrs. Ferraro. “We wish them all the best in their future endeavors. We are confident they will make a positive impact on our community and world.”

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