Farmingdale Students Dance for the Heart

Farmingdale School District students at Woodward Parkway Elementary School recently participated in a high-energy workout session as part of the District’s physical education program. Dressed in green and white Daler colors, students learned cardio dance moves designed by ‘Kerboomka’ founder Kershal Anthony to help maintain a healthy heart. During his visit to the school, Mr. Anthony combined his lesson on the value of exercise with upbeat music, choreography and an entertaining performance. Students were able to connect what they’ve learned about the positive impacts of exercise on physical and mental health with the lessons in Mr. Anthony’s interactive dance performance.

This event is one example of the many creative, innovative programs the Farmingdale School District provides students to enrich their educations.

For more information about the Farmingdale School District and its exciting programs throughout the year, visit the District’s website www.farmingdaleschools.org.

Photo 1 (5831): Farmingdale School District students at Woodward Parkway Elementary School practice cardio dance moves dressed in Daler colors as part of ‘Kerboomka.’ Kerboomka is an innovative, upbeat dance program to teach students the importance of maintaining a healthy heart. The program is part of a District initiative to enrich students’ educations.

Photo 2 (3522): (L-R) Farmingdale School District Woodward Parkway Elementary School students Ava Fierst and Christian Graziadei stand with ‘Kerboomka’ founder and performer Kershal Anthony. The students were winners of the kickout contest during Kerboomka, a cardio dance event hosted by the District as part of its physical education program.