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Guilt Free Relaxation I hope this article finds you well. I pray for all those who are sick, anxious, stressed and restless. I also would like to thank all of t h o s e who are on the frontlines, working tirelessly to help those in need.

we all are emotionally. In my opinion, emotional exhaustion is a lot tougher to handle than physical exhaustion. When our minds are not at ease it affects our thinking, which affects our mood, which affects our actions, which affects our This week I wanted to write relationships, and so on. We about rest and relaxation, should always make time to because it’s something let our minds rest. many of us don’t let ourselves get enough of.

Relaxation, however, is different for everyone. What It’s extremely common relaxes me may not do the nowadays to feel “guilty” same for the next person. when you take time for yourself to simply just relax. Personally when I think of It always seems as if we what relaxes me I think of shuold be doing something reading Scripture, singing, more productive, such as going to the beach and sending a few more work watching my favorite shows emails, learning a new recipe with loved ones. For you it or cleaning out our hallway may be talking on the phone, closet. But why do we feel doing a craft, shopping this way? online or just staying in your pajamas all day! Whatever I believe it’s ingrained in makes you feel calm, relaxed us Long Islanders that and refreshed, do that. we should always be “on”.

Always be our best. Always If we all do a little something go the extra mile. Always for ourselves each day, we keep up with the rest. We live will be that much better off in a very competitive and to help someone else. faced-paced area, and while it’s great to strive to be our Times are tough and if we best selves, it is exhausting don’t take care of ourselves to deny ourselves of the rest we will be limited in how we really need. much we can help others.

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(StatePoint) As a result of when you spend time an average loneliness the coronavirus pandemic, online. score of nearly 15 points many people are staying in • Join a virtual club or higher than those that their homes to help prevent group. There are plenty do. When video chatting the spread of the disease. of resources available to with friends, ask them Feeling lonely from time find virtual book clubs, for their most honest to time is natural, but this craft communities or response when you unprecedented time of even fitness challenges. ask how they’re doing. social distancing could lead You can start a new Everyone will likely feel to increased loneliness. hobby, learn a skill or better for it.

There are some easy find others who are • Rethink working hours. ways to feel connected to interested in the same We spend approximately others, even when you things as you, remotely.

90,000 hours at work aren’t seeing them in Once the guidelines for over our lifetime, so how person. Consider these tips social distancing are we spend that time will from Dr. Doug Nemecek, lifted, you’ll have new play an important role Cigna chief medical officer friends you can meet in in how we feel overall. for behavioral health. person.

Improving your work-life • Use technology… but not • Spend time outdoors. balance and connecting too much. Social media is Simply leaving your with colleagues can a favorite and easy way to house to take a jog around reduce loneliness. stay connected to family your neighborhood or Your employer may and friends, but too much to walk your dog a few also benefit from you use can leave you feeling blocks could improve feeling less lonely. lonely. Cigna’s 2020 your spirits, refreshing Lonely employees are U.S. Loneliness Index you for the next time you less productive, produce found that 72 percent virtually connect with lower quality work and of very heavy social others. miss more days of work. media users identify • Ask those you reach out to So, talk to your boss themselves as lonely. how they’re really doing. about slight changes Balance technology How you connect with you can make to how use with disconnecting those in your network you spend your working and taking time for makes a significant hours. This could help yourself. Use real-time difference in how lonely you feel less lonely and interactions with others, you feel. People tend benefit your company. like video chats, to build to feel less lonely when Being unable to spend meaningful connections connecting on a deeper time with others in-person and limit time spent level. Cigna’s study will likely cause many of passively scrolling social found that those who do us to feel lonely, but there media. Read a book, take not feel they have close are ways to help lessen a walk or do a puzzle after relationships that give those feelings during this screen time. It may help them emotional security challenging time. you feel more connected and well-being have

Catholic Elementary Schools High Technology and Strong Faith Working Together

The highly unusual circumstances of the COVID-19 outbreak, and subsequent shutting down of much of society, has helped to identify the things that really matter in our lives. The unique circumstances have tested our abilities to leverage the wealth of technologies that Catholic Elementary Schools have invested in, and tested the partnership between parents and educators. The families and students in our school communities have found comfort from the close relationship each has with their faith, and with each other, in the uncertainty introduced by the global pandemic.

Academically, each student in a Catholic school was already a user of the Google apps for education (the Google G-Suite) and each student has a Google account that they can access from any

device, anywhere they can access the Internet.

In the days leading up to the closing of the schools, the schools made sure that every student had access to a suitable device to continue their learning remotely, and loaned devices to students who needed them.

Faculty responded quickly, with teachers ‘translating’ lesson plans to make them engaging and effective when presented online.

Pastors and Principals orchestrated the activities and began each new day with morning announcements, a morning prayer, and the pledge of allegiance.

School days continued, uninterrupted, right down to the acknowledgement of students celebrating birthdays.

The tight communities around our schools worked together to maintain a sense of normalcy for the students.

As the schools and students enter another week, with the technical and educational challenges under control, students are completing and sharing projects online, they are seeing and interacting with their classmates in online forums. Students are attending Liturgies and prayer services online, and their schools have even begun to bring their art and music classes to them via Skype, Zoom and Google. The things that have always made Catholic school special all remain intact – and the warmth, love and support of these beautiful faith communities has never been more important.

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Increased anxiety related to concerns about coronavirus (COVID-19) is causing periods of interrupted sleep or insomnia for some.

Catholic Health Services (CHS) experts offer tips on how to cope, saying getting the proper amount of sleep each night is vital to making sure your immune system is at peak performance.

They add, a good night’s sleep sharpens mental acuity and leads to reduced stress levels.

“During periods of high stress, it’s crucial to get sufficient sleep, because it can increase our chances of minimizing the impact of COVID-19 or other ailments,” explains St. Charles Hospital’s Sleep Disorders Center Coordinator Brendan Duffy, RPSGT, CCSH. “Sufficient sleep can help us reduce the time frame of

coronavirus and accelerate recovery.”

A good night’s sleep is also vital for those living with illnesses such as diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure, heart disease and depression. Experts say healthy sleep promotes better management of these underlying conditions.

For most adults, generally, seven to eight hours of sleep is required to maintain optimal health.

Adolescents need between 8 and 10 hours of sleep nightly and younger children required between nine and 11 hours of sleep each day.

For those having difficulty falling asleep, or achieving a proper night’s sleep, Duffy offers several tips. *Reduce alcohol use and smoking *Take a warm shower just prior to bedtime *Take part in a pre-sleep

activity such as reading or meditation *Stay active and exercise at home to “earn” better sleep *Maintain a normal routine and resist the temptation to drastically extend your time in bed.

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NECESSITY – STILL THE MOTHER OF INVENTION - Robert and Michael Stadelman work on their ventilator prototype on the floor of their kitchen.

For one science and health-focused family in Long Island’s Catholic school community the global pandemic and cancellation of this year’s STEM Fair gave them the time, and the incentive they needed to go above and beyond what anyone could have expected. The Stadelman family, intrigued by the global shortage of medical ventilators, built a ventilator in their kitchen with items they had around the house and in Mr. Stadelman’s first aid kit.

Meet Erin and Robert Stadelman, and their son Michael. Erin is a computer/technology teacher at Our Lady of the Hamptons Regional School in Southampton. Her

husband, Robert, works as an Electrical Engineer and volunteers as an EMTCC (Emergency Medical Technician - Critical Care) in their home town. Their son, Michael, is a student at St. Mary’s School in East Islip. Like the rest of us, they are respecting the quarantine by staying home. Also like the rest of us, the Stadelman’s wanted to do something to help.

Unlike the rest of us, the Stadelman family actually used their time at home to build a ventilator!

During the build, Robert Stadelman taught son Michael a lot about the inner components and machinations of a ventilator; about BVMs (bag valve masks), what a piston is and does, and Michael learned to work

with electronics and circuits. For Robert, this was a proof of concept prototype. “I sure with a little work we could improve this to be a viable emergency ventilator. Said Robert Stadelman.” From Mom Erin’s perspective, “Michael learned a whole lot about ventilators, electronic components and a host of other scientific concepts.” Said Erin Stadelman. “It was a great science lesson with a real life application!”

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Seaford High School teacher Michael Kerr is no stranger to SchoolArts magazine, a national publication for art educators. He had a story published in October 2018, and has now made an appearance in the April 2020 edition.

Every issue of SchoolArts features a page of four clip cards which highlight art lessons from teachers across the country. Each clip card can be easily torn out and used as a resource for art teachers who want to try new activities with their students.

Mr. Kerr submitted a

lesson from his sculpture class that was based off a popular 1980s toy, Madballs. He contacted the artist who created Madballs, James Groman, then turned it into an art project for his students.

They used clay, acrylic paint and found objects for their clever creations.

Some students made Madballs that were spoofs of pop culture references while others came up with ideas from their imaginations.

“Art doesn’t always have to be so serious and pretentious,” Mr. Kerr said.

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straight up crazy.”

The clip card included instructions for the lesson and necessary materials on one side, and a picture of a completed piece on the other. Senior Emel Acar had her finished piece featured in the national publication and said her inspiration was the “really gross” Madballs.

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When it comes to pizza toppings, some may argue ‘MAD’ ART LESSON GOES NATIONAL - Seaford High School art teacher that plain cheese is best, Michael Kerr had a sculpture lesson featured in SchoolArts magazine, which included but pepperoni is a crowd a picture of Emel Acar’s Madball creation. Photo courtesy of the Seaford School District favorite. A Harris Poll® from 2016 found that pepperoni was the most popular topping, followed by sausage. Pepperoni pizza is spicy enough to add some Telehealth is a new Telehealth is available offered for free. This allows kick to every slice. And resource available through for any body part or a patient to be treated 2x while it’s easy to order a Metro Physical & Aquatic condition, and is covered per week for the cost of pie from the nearest pizza Therapy for anyone that by insurance. While we 1 session. Equipment is shop, it’s just as simple to needs therapy and wishes navigate the challenges available to be dropped off whip up pepperoni pizza on to receive the treatment in COVID-19 presents, upon therapists discretion, a whim right at home with patients to a quick recipe like this one, the comfort and safety of under most insurances allowing meaningful courtesy of the Pillsbury™ their own home. Telehealth Metro Physical Therapy complete offers a web based therapy is able to waive any co- exercises to help progress Kitchens. further.

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How Earth Day And Environmental Conciousness Have Evolved

Reduce, reuse, recycle is a mantra for many people. It’s difficult to imagine that just 50 years ago awareness of the state of the environment was not part of the collective consciousness.

An emerging public consciousness about the planet began amid environmental issues like increased air pollution and massive consumption of fossil fuels in the 1960s. The bestselling book “Silent Spring” by Rachel Carson also raised public concern for living organisms and the links between pollution and public health. The push for environmental reform gained even more momentum on April 22, 1970, when the first Earth Day was celebrated. Then-Senator Gaylord Nelson from Wisconsin put Earth Day on the national stage following a large oil spill that struck off the coast of Santa Barbara, Calif.

Before this disaster, recycling was not a word in the popular lexicon.

But when the disaster struck, people began to reason that changes would have to be made to save the planet.

Since the first Earth Day 50 years ago, many strides have been made in the environmental movement.

This grassroots initiative gave rise to the establishment of the Environmental Protection Agency, the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act. Environmental awareness has become much more mainstream and is a less polarizing issue than it was in the 1970s, although there are still debates about the reality of climate change and other risk factors.

Public demand for environmental safeguards grew in the second half of the twentieth century, and those demands have grown stronger in recent years. Legislation is continually evolving to protect the air, land and water. Sustainability has joined the buzzwords of the movement, and most industries now have a vested interest in changes that can minimize risk to human health and the environment.

Mitigating or avoiding environmental effects, proper waste disposal, reduction in water discharge, and emphasis on reducing, reusing and recycling have become important components of environmental wellness. And people are being educated at earlier stages on the importance of environmental mindfulness. For example, core subjects of the environmental movement are increasingly covered in elementary schools.

Twenty million people turned out for the first Earth Day in the United States. Today, more than 190 countries are engaged and more than one billion individuals are mobilized for action every Earth Day, advises the Earth Day Network. To mark the 50th anniversary, the most pressing topic for the year is climate change.

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There is still work to be done, but great progress has been made since 1970.

Find Your Seat At Seaford Middle School

FIND YOUR SEAT AT SEAFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL - Lena Millindorf and Tyler O’Keefe do their schoolwork from the comfort of beanbag chairs. Photo courtesy of the Seaford School District Several teachers are were allowed to pick flexible curved desks rethinking the designs of their seats and she also which can go up or their classrooms at Seaford implemented free-choice down depending on each Middle School with the Friday. Ms. Alveari said student’s preference. The introduction of flexible some students also like to desks are also on wheels seating, a growing trend make a selection based on so they can be moved in education that provides the task, as they may prefer around the room for students with different a different spot for taking a group work. Sixth grade working spaces. It allows test than for reading.

English and social studies them to pick seats where Student Jessica Reiter teacher Maureen Dolan’s they feel most comfortable said that her favorite classroom has angled desks and also provides seating option is a wobble that can be arranged for greater opportunities for stool, while Jackson students to work in pairs collaboration.

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Sixth grade English tables because it helps Ms. Alveari, Ms. Dolan, and social studies teacher him see the board better. Mr. Milano and Assistant Danielle Alveari said Connor Murphy compared Principal Lisa Dunn that the changes in her the flexible seating in a spoke at the New York classroom were based classroom to home. In his State Middle School upon feedback from house, he finds the most Association’s Long Island students at the beginning comfortable spot to do regional conference in of the year. In addition to his homework so he likes January. In their “Find Your the traditional desks with that he can now do that in Seat” presentation, they connected seats typically school. highlighted the benefits of found in secondary “It helps me concentrate flexible seating including schools, she has added more because it’s where I how it enhances the digital several seating options choose to sit,” Connor said. learning environment, including beanbag chairs Added Cassie Swanburg, as all Seaford Middle and wobble stools. She also “It helps because different School students have their has high-top table where people like different types own devices. They share students can work either of seating, and it helps pictures of the different standing up or sitting on everybody keep their seating options and how high chairs, and regular focus.” it allows for different tables with moveable Eighth grade social classroom setups. chairs. studies teacher Mike Each month, students Milano’s classroom has

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Mr. Romeo also cited parent involvement with three groups that support the music program including Bravo for the high school chorus, Encore for the high school band and Forte for elementary and middle school music. He also said that parents provide support at concerts, the summer music program and the summer marching band camp. The winter and spring concerts at all levels are strongly attended by families, community members, administrators and board of education trustees.

Another strong aspect of the program, he explained, is that every school has dedicated spaces for music instruction and practices.

General music instruction begins in kindergarten, and in fourth grade students can join band and chorus.

At the middle school, there is general music, sixth grade band, sixth grade chorus, seventh and eighth grade band, seventh and eighth grade chorus, and jazz band. The high school has a barbershop vocal group, chamber orchestra, jazz band, marching band, pep band and symphonic band. Additionally, there are annual musicals at the middle school and high school.

Seaford’s music students regularly earn accolades including induction into the Tri-M Music Honor Society and selection to regional ensembles.

This year, 41 students in grades 5-12 were named to Nassau Music Educators Association’s All-County music festival ensembles and two high school students earn spots at the All-State Music Festival, hosted by the New York State School Music Association.

Seaford can add another achievement to the list, as the Best Communities for Music Education award program recognizes outstanding efforts by teachers, administrators, parents, students and community leaders.

Designations are made to districts that demonstrate an exceptionally high commitment and access to music education.

“This is a well-deserved honor that reflects the hard work of our students and music faculty, as well as the longstanding support of the administration, Board of Education and Seaford community. Music is an integral part of a wellrounded education. Our music program thrives because students are able to explore their passions under the tutelage of our dedicated and inspiring teachers.”

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A strong schoolcommunity connection helped garner national recognition for Seaford School District’s music program, earning a spot on the 2020 list of Best Communities for Music Education. It was the first time the district has earned this distinction from the National Association of Music Merchants Foundation.

Music department chairman Anthony Romeo, a band teacher at Seaford High School, completed the extensive application and explained that he highlighted the numerous ways that student musicians are involved in the community.

Seaford music ensembles perform annually at the Wellness Council’s Hot Chocolate Run, fire department holiday tree lighting, Historical Society fall festival, 9/11 memorial service, Little League opening day, Memorial Day ceremony and homecoming. The marching band has participated in the New York City St. Patrick’s Day parade for more than 30 years, and a community marching band brings together musicians from the high school and the Seaford community.

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• Keep ladders away from doors that can be opened.

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TO ALL HEALTH CARE WORKERS & FIRST RESPONDERS, THANK YOU FOR YOUR DEDICATION. YOU ARE OUR TRUE HEROES!

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