The Glen Cove City School District opened its doors and welcomed students back to school on Tuesday, Sept. 6 for what promises to be an exciting school year.
Throughout the district, educators eagerly awaited the arrival of students, including Deasy School’s new Principal Melanie Arfman and Superintendent Dr. Maria Rianna, who happily greeted elementary students as they arrived ready to learn. Kindergartners enjoyed a few extra moments with parents in their respective classrooms before getting acclimated to their new environment, while students in grades 1-2, embarked on the school year with their new teachers leading the way.
Principal Arfman visited many classrooms throughout the morning, introducing herself and welcoming students. Arfman said she’s truly looking forward to creating relationships with students and their families in the upcoming school year.
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“I’m incredibly excited to begin this school year as principal of Deasy School,” Arfman said. “It was a dream come true to see those smiling faces come through the door and I’m thrilled to have an opportunity to work closely with the Deasy family.”
Story by Syntax, Photos courtesy of the Glen Cove City School District
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- Sophia Nunez was excited for the first day of school.
- Angelina LaCapria held up a sign to mark her first day of kindergarten.
- Deasy School Principal Melanie Arfman greeted Dallas Parker and other students as they arrived at school.
- Teacher Maura Haff is pictured with second-grade students (from left): Sophia Gonzales, Adamary Guevera and Thomas Heil.
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