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Cheers and commendation rang through Woodhull School as proud parents, friends and school staff came together to celebrate the graduation ceremony for this year’s sixth grade class. During the program’s opening remarks, Principal Philip Tamberino began the ceremony explaining that the evening would not only recognize sixth and Pre-K graduates but also other young students whose early school years have been affected by the pandemic. The building’s first graders, who graduated pre-K during the lockdown, had the opportunity to walk as a class and be cheered by those in attendance. Kindergarten students also received a diploma, since they were not able to attend or graduate from pre-K due to the district not offering the program under the reopening restrictions of 2020-21. Teachers, Mr. Tamberino, PTA officers, and members of the community took turns announcing scholarships and awards as part of the celebration. Mr. Tamberino also took time to praise employees who retired during the lockdown along with the current year’s retirees. Superintendent Loretta M. Ferraro and Board of Education President Jay Lippert were on hand to personally offer their congratulations and assist with presenting the students with their commemorative moving-up diplomas.
Date Added: 8/12/2022
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