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“It was great seeing the students of East Islip being recognized for their talents,” said teacher Joy Taylor. “We are all very proud of them.”

“Our East Islip participants submitted amazing artwork and SCALA provides such a great opportunity,” said teacher Heather Toomey.

“The ceremony was beautiful and the artwork from across the county was incredible to see.”

“The photorealistic artworks Hailee Cornell created deserved recognition as they demonstrate her ability to master any material in the arts,” said teacher Daniel Figliozzi. “I am excited to watch her continue to grow as an artist post-high school and SUCCESS AT SCALA ART SHOW- Four exceptional East Islip High School students – Isabella Carlozzi, Hailee Cornell, Emma Jakits and Joshua Vasquez – were I am proud of her for this recently selected to exhibit in the Town of Babylon’s annual All-County SCALA/BACCA accomplishment.”

Art Show Exhibition. Photo courtesy of East Islip School District Show Exhibition. Cornell earned second place in the senior Scholarship category and received $500, and Jakits earned All-County first place in the photography category.

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The annual Foreign Language Week brought exciting activities and celebrations of French, Italian and Spanish language and culture as well as American Sign Language to East Islip High School during the first week of March, confirming the importance of studying world languages.

For the day devoted to American Sign Language, advanced ASL students

interpreted popular songs, taught basic signs and played fun games in the library to spread deaf awareness to their fellow peers who are enrolled in a foreign language.

As part of the week’s initiative, students were asked to participate in a poster contest to encourage learning new languages, with this year’s theme being “Explore a Language, The World

Needs You!” The winners, selected by art teacher Daniel Figliozzi, were awarded with Barnes & Noble gift certificates provided by the high school’s former language director, Dr. Janet Hiller.

Genesis Madera-Blondet earned first place for her poster, while Ella Centauro came in second, Olivia Zhang took third and Madison Sturtz earned honorable mention.

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movement and the impact that Scouting has had on their various jurisdictions over the years.

During the ceremonies at the NYS Assembly, the scouts were recognized when they presented the State of the Boy Scouts in Suffolk County Council (BSA). They presented on the state of Scouting in all of New York - youth members served, community hours given, and projects completed for community organizations. In addition, youth heard from leaders about the importance of of community service and how being actively involved will serve them throughout their lives.

Youth had a chance to meet and greet and take photos with various leaders.

Explained Eagle Scout Michael VanLoon of Troop 125 (Commack), “I did not speak to the assembly, but the people that did get the opportunity to speak spoke about the opportunities that Scouting has provided them, such as camping and developing citizenship in a way that many of their peers had never

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Additionally, one young lady that spoke was able to do the same activities that her brother had been able to do through his own troop, once Scouting had recently opened up to girls across the country.”

The teens included members of the Girlonly and Boy-only Scout Troops, Cub Scout Packs, and the Middle Island Fire Department’s Co-Ed Explorer Post 9515. In addition to the presentation to the State Legislature, Eagle Scout Aiden Donnelly of Troop 362 (Centereach) was presented with the Silver Badge Hornaday Award.

Eagle Scout Michael VanLoon of Troop 125 (Commack), representing the Order of the Arrow (the National BSA Honor Society), additionally said “It’s great to see that our state officials continue to show their support for Scouting as we keep the Scouting program alive and strong in Suffolk County.”

NY STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS- Group photo of the SCC BSA’s representatives (from Tiger Cub Scouts to Eagle Scouts and their adult volunteer leaders) on the steps of the NYS Legislative Building in Albany where they made their presentation to the NY State of the State Address on February 24, 2020.

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Suffolk County Council (BSA)’s representatives participated at the annual New York State of the State in Albany on February 24, 2020. The youth members and their adult volunteer leaders of the Scouts BSA Troops participated in this event and were given a tour of the NYS Capitol.

The scouts presented the legislature with an update on how well scouting is serving the Suffolk County community and each of the Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Explorers had a chance to speak to the NYS representatives as they shared this information.

The 19 youth members and their ten adult Scouting leaders (among others scouts from NY State) had a lunch in the Legislative Building and took a photo with Senator Martinez following a tour of the Capitol Building.

The Scouts and Adult leaders listened to New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, as well as Senator John Flanagan and Senator Monica Martinez speak about their support for the Scouting

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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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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.

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

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Working hard to perfect their woodworking skills, some Islip High School students in Jesse Eilbeck’s class recently built beautiful bandsawn boxes, while others created stunning bowls out of sapele mahogany and poplar.

A STUNNING BOWL(Photo right) Islip High School woodshop student Kyle Boniberger created a stunning bowl out of sapele mahogany and poplar. Photo courtesy of Islip School District

TRIO OF EAST ISLIP SWIMMERS EARN ALL-STATE HONORS - East Islip High School athletes James Llewellyn, Nick Spameni and Jon Stanzione qualified for and recently competed in the New York State swimming championships, finishing 19th overall in the 200-meter medley relay and earning All-State honors. Photo courtesy of East Islip School District

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Essential Staff Providing Care For Animals On Campus Amid Coronavirus (Covid19) Pandemic North Shore Animal League America’s Adoption Center is currently conducting adoption by appointment only.

Our Adoption Team is contacting pre-approved adopters with a scheduled day and time to complete their adoption.

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Pet owners can rest easy that there is no reason to believe that dogs or cats in the United States might be a source of infection for the new coronavirus disease — COVID-19 — or cause its spread according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia.

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household to care for your pets while you are sick. If you must do it yourself, wash your hands before and after you interact and wear a facemask. The toughest part for pet lovers is that you must remember that you really should not be petting, snuggling, or sharing kisses or food with your pet!

- Submitted by North Shore Animal League America www.animalleague. org Updates to this information can be found on the websites below: Centers for Disease Control https://www.cdc.gov/ coronavirus/2019-ncov/ summary.html World Small Animal Veterinary Association https://wsava.org/wpcontent/uploads/2020/02/ COVID-19_WSAVAAdvisory-DocumentFeb-29-2020.pdf

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