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Central Islip School District: Morrow Elementary School's Giving Tree Brightens Families' Holidays
Morrow Elementary School's Annual Giving Tree this year will brighten the holidays for families of 60 children in the Morrow School Comm ...
12/21/2021
Morrow Elementary School's Annual Giving Tree this year will brighten the holidays for families of 60 children in the Morrow School Community. School Social Worker and project coordinator, Mr. Chris Carlozzo, noted that the age-appropriate labeled and gift-wrapped presents were being delivered to homes in time for the holiday. Morrow Elementary School Principal, Dr. Neema Coker, thanked the Morrow School Faculty and Staff for their generous donations which made this year's Giving Tree the huge success that it was. Pictured with Dr. Coker and Mr. Carlozzo displaying a portion of the gifts are School Psychologist, Dr. Dena Miller, Intern Social Worker Mr. Ray Lee, and staff members of the Morrow Elementary School Main Office. As we prepare to usher in 2022, the Morrow Elementary Administration, Faculty and Staff wish the Central Islip Community happy holidays and a healthy New Year.
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Morrow Elementary School's Annual Giving Tree this year will brighten the holidays for families of 60 children in the Morrow School Community. School Social Worker and project coordinator, Mr. Chris Carlozzo, noted that the age-appropriate labeled and gift-wrapped presents were being delivered to homes in time for the holiday. Morrow Elementary School Principal, Dr. Neema Coker, thanked the Morrow School Faculty and Staff for their generous donations which made this year's Giving Tree the huge success that it was. Pictured with Dr. Coker and Mr. Carlozzo displaying a portion of the gifts are School Psychologist, Dr. Dena Miller, Intern Social Worker Mr. Ray Lee, and staff members of the Morrow Elementary School Main Office. As we prepare to usher in 2022, the Morrow Elementary Administration, Faculty and Staff wish the Central Islip Community happy holidays and a healthy New Year.
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