Guide to Schools, Camps & Education

Guide to

SCHOOLS, CAMPS & EDUCATION

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Math – It is Everywhere — By John Lee, Alan Flyer and Peter Abrams

There’s school, and then there’s the real world. At least, that’s what it often seems. But actually, if we pull off the masks and facades covering everything in this real world we live in, we find that behind them all are the things we do in school.

This is especially true for math. Math is really everywhere. It’s one school subject you’ll be able to make use of in every part of your daily life. And I’m not just talking about if you become an investment banker either. Look carefully, and you’ll find that there’s math behind almost everything you do, work or play. A good understanding of math can help you live your chosen life to the fullest, no matter what kind of life that might be.

Do you enjoy watching sports? Math helps you make sense of the scorecards, and enables you to calculate the running averages of each of the players and the chances they have before the match even begins. Without math, you can never have more than a surface understanding of any game.

In fact, with math you can figure out your chances whenever you play a game that seems to be completely random. You can find out the likelihood of a win even before you start playing.

Or, if your game is dependent on skill and not on chance, you can figure out your ideal moves and change a likely loss into a likely win. For instance, math equations can help you calculate the particular angle and perfect amount of force to kick that ball so that you’ll end up with a trajectory that brings that ball straight into the goal.

Math allows you to plan travel – little overnight trips to the next town or major transcontinental explores. You can figure out how long it takes to get where you want to go, how much gas it will take, and how much the gas will cost. Or if you like to think big and want to plan a hiking trip to the Himalayas instead of to the next town, you can use math to find out how much money you have to put aside each week so that you can go next summer, and, after you get there, how many kilometers you can cover in a month, doing six hours a day at your regular walking speed.

Math can help you design a rocket – a device that defies gravity by shooting up out of our atmosphere. It’ll allow you to build a bridge that spans a chasm of any width, or a skyscraper that stands un-phased through an earthquake.

There’s a whole lot of math behind every computer game – whether it’s a strategy game, a simulation or a FPS. Those ultra-realistic 3D views are the product of a bit of advanced geometry – transforming vectors through three-dimensional space and projecting them onto a plane. The programming language behind your game is a code based on mathematical logic, and this math enables the computer to ‘think’ as it responds to your every move.

If you’re more artsy, though, doesn’t that mean you can dispense with the math books? Actually, math is in painting too! Many of the best painters used geometrical principles in creating their masterpieces; and a knowledge of symmetry and geometrical patterns can take your artwork to new levels. Or you can go the opposite direction and use mathematical turbulence to enhance your paintings – like Van Gogh, who painted perfect mathematical turbulence, as described by the

Kolmogrov scaling equations, in his famous painting “Starry Night’.

Math is in nature, and if you love studying animals and plants, you’ll be delighted to find that all nature is built on mathematical building blocks, as if every tree, rock, and living creature were artistic expressions of the most mathematical mind. For instance, the flowers of an artichoke or the arrangement of a pinecone are set in pure mathematical patterns. They’re called Fibonacci sequences; go look them up.

A chambered nautilus shell is another lovely bit of math; it’s a perfect logarithmic spiral, and maintains the same proportions throughout its life.

But the math in nature is not limited to a few isolated examples. Scientists have been surprised time and again by the ridiculously simple mathematical equations that describe so much of the physical universe. It didn’t have to be this way, but somehow it is. There are no messy equations in any fundamental theories; it’s all immensely beautiful, simple math.

Maybe you don’t care about beautiful theory, you want something practical and useful. Mathematical calculations are also used by wildlife managers working on keeping our planet alive and beautiful. Without math, it would be impossible to figure out the effect of environmental stresses on ecosystems or populations of endangered animals—and because of this, any attempt to ‘save the whales’ – or spotted owls, or snow leopards—would be haphazard and destined to fail.

In fact, mathematics plays a pivotal role in almost any field. You might not need any math to be a simple garbage collector, or to dig ditches or cut down trees. But you do need math to figure out the most efficient way to do any of those things.

Math is used by doctors, plumbers, musicians, and writers. It’s the backbone of any engineering, architecture, and science, and it’s key to information theory and the secret messages of cryptography.

Look around you now. There’s nothing in your range of vision that isn’t somehow built or defined by omnipresent math, that one player that seems absolutely determined not to be left out—of anything. Math. It truly is everywhere.

About the authors: Peter Abrams, John Lee and Alan Flyer are the Owners and Directors of Mathnasium Centers. Peter is at New Hyde Park, John has Centers in Bayside and Great Neck, Alan is at Mathnasium of Roslyn.

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You are a trendsetter and so are we.

LIU Post is a national leader in experiential learning.

Students in the Fashion Merchandising program at LIU Post not only learn from top fashion executives but also run their own on-campus business, The Student Body. LIU Post is close to New York City— a fashion capital. There is no other university quite like us—you’ll be on the road to a succesful career long before you graduate.

FIND OUT. liu.edu/fashion

LIU Post, a 307-acre campus in Brookville, N.Y., is uniquely located on Long Island's famed Gold Coast— just 27 miles away from the cultural capital of the world, New York City. LIU Post is a leader in experiential learning and launching student-run businesses, boasts a vibrant student life, and offers incoming freshmen an iPad©—listed as a top college perk by Business Insider.

The NCAA Division II Post Pioneers are ranked in the top 10 of the 2013-2014 NACDA Division II Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup national standings.

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Growing Tree Nursery School

Growing Tree Nursery School is located on 140 East Broadway in Roslyn. Overlooking the scenic Roslyn duck pond, this school is Family owned and operated since 1979. They provide a nurturing, caring environment to enhance each child’s individuality and self-esteem. The Growing Tree believes that children learn best thru play. Each week there is a new curriculum theme presented in a creative way using music, puppetry and visual props. It is licensed by the Office of Children and Family Services and Registered with the NYS Dept. of Education.

Programs are for ages 2-5 years of age, and children may attend 2, 3, 4, or 5 days per week.

The classes are offered as a 9:00-12:00, 9:00-1:00 or 9:00-2:00 options. There is an indoor gym, fully enclosed outdoor playground overlooking the pond, Spanish lessons, and a strong Music program. The classrooms are fully air-conditioned. Each staff member is CPR and firstaid certified. The Growing Tree is proud of the Apple Computer Lab with I-Pads which provides exceptional high standards of computer instruction. The children receive lessons based on the five fundamental components: computer placement, software selection, teacher interaction supporting activies, and teacher training/support. There is a wonderful SUMMER PROGRAM that is 9:15-1:15 which involves sprinklers and “OUTDOOR CLASSROOMS”.

Please call 516-621-9009 to make an appointment for an individual tour and visit www.GrowingTreeNurserySchool.com Enrollment is ongoing.

Flexible 2, 3, 4 & 5 Day Programs Ages 2 to 5 Half-Day (9am-11:45am / 9am-1pm / 9am-2pm)

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East Woods Summer Camp

Held on the beautiful 46-acre campus of East Woods School in Oyster Bay, the East Woods Summer Camp offers special experiences for every type of camper.

With easy access from dozens of North Shore towns (Nassau and Suffolk), our camp is a wonderful, affordable option. Our facilities offer rain or shine accommodations: two pools, two gymnasiums, athletic fields, theater stage, art studio, woodworking shop, cooking facilities, air-conditioned lunch room, science and computer labs, library, nurse’s office, playground, and much more.

Whether your child is an athlete, an artist, a performer, a scientist...or is interested in a well-rounded camp experience, we can help you to create the best possible summer program.

The camp runs from June 29 – August 7, with one, three and six week options.

Please email camp@eastwoods.org or call 516.922.4437 with any questions.

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A Passion for Fashion Can Ignite a Career

At LIU, Fashion Merchandising students can capture the edge for success

A Fashion Merchandising curriculum launched trendy, fully functional fashion boutique located in this semester at LIU Post offers all the components Hillwood Commons, the busy student center. At The for providing its students a two-pronged advantage Student Body, Peralta puts classroom-learned skills — experts at the helm and proximity to New York into practice by purchasing, merchandising, promotCity, the global industry hub, affording entree to ing, and selling inventory. Peralta has also leveraged “fashion laboratories” where they can acquire expe- her campus-acquired fashion business abilities in an internship at a luxury boutique. rience in real-world environments.

Cherie Serota, who co-founded an international “The fashion industry, which employs more than 4.2 million and accounts for about $250 billion in apparel company following several years in the buy2013 in the United States, is a vibrant job market,” ing, fashion, and marketing offices of Saks Fifth said Professor Abby Dress of LIU Post’s School of Avenue and Henri Bendel, teaches the Introduction Visual and Performing Arts, where Fashion to Fashion Merchandising course at LIU Post. Her insider’s knowledge of the industry’s Merchandising courses are offered. design, marketing and management In the realm of fashion educamechanisms, gained from developing a tion, LIU Post’s offering is unique. business that became a multi-million dolIts curriculum allows students to lar, go-to brand for both everyday combine a myriad of academic women and celebrities, make her classmajors, such as marketing, public room lectures troves of real-world relations, management, economics, knowledge. and journalism, with a Fashion To be effective, said Serota, fashion Merchandising minor, giving them merchandisers should possess a combidual knowledge and skills that will nation of fashion sense and business enhance status with future employLIU Post Fashion know-how. Her curriculum introduces ers.

Merchandising student Monica Peralta, gains realstudents to key concepts, including: Proximity to fashion centers has world business experiences • An understanding of consumer wants afforded LIU’s fashion students working in The Student opportunities for jobs and intern- Body, a student-run retail and needs and consumer behavior fashion business on the • Knowledge of current fashion trends ships in the industry and to interact Brookville campus. with masters of the retailing and design universe, Excellent communications and promotion skills including the head of menswear for Ralph Lauren, • Analytical math skills executives from Macy’s, and President of the • Technological knowledge of colors, patterns, and Americana Manhasset Deidre Costa Major. fabrics Upcoming visits to both Hirshleifer’s, the nationally • The process of buying and selling in the fashion renowned retailer of high-end European and industry and its global supply chains American designs, and the highly touted Killer • Visual display methods and options “It’s a dream come true to share my experiences Heels, an exhibit exploring the history of highheeled shoes at the Brooklyn Museum, will be “liv- in the classroom and teach fashion business at LIU ing laboratory” experiences for the LIU Post stu- Post, helping young people build their skills and discover and pursue their own passions,” said Serota. dents.

“LIU Post students in the fashion merchandising The Fashion Merchandising initiative, designed to meet the demands of a job market that places a course benefit from its unique and exceptional premium on multiple talents, has attracted Post stu- aspects,” said Dr. Kimberly R. Cline, president of dents like Monica Peralta, who plans to pursue a LIU. “Students are offered global perspectives and public relations career in fashion. As one of three experiences, enriching their coursework, encouragstudents who lead the Student-Run Business ing them to imagine themselves fully immersed and Committee, overseeing LIU Post’s six student-run at the top levels of a dynamic, perpetual industry.” ventures, she concentrates on The Student Body, a

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The Mary Louis Academy:

Preparing Young Women for College and Beyond

The Mary Louis Academy is recognized and highly regarded as one of the nation’s preeminent college preparatory high schools for young women.

Our reputation—for dedicated teachers, academic rigor, outstanding facilities, and committed students—has been maintained at a level of high esteem for more than 75 years. TMLA is a Catholic school sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Brentwood, New York. The CSJ charism of unity, reconciliation and all-inclusive love is reflected in all aspects of The Mary Louis Academy experience.

COLLEGE PREP All of our graduates — yes, 100% — go on to college. Many are accepted into the most prestigious colleges and universities in the nation. Seventyeight percent of the Class of 2014 received at least one academic scholarship with a total of nearly $40 million dollars in academic scholarships being awarded to our graduates. A full-time college counselor helps students chart their paths up to and after graduation.

LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES TMLA’s VOICE Leadership Program is aimed at helping each young woman at the Mary Louis Academy to find her voice. It is based on Vision Optimism Inspiration Confidence and Empowerment. With the incredible challenges facing girls and young women today, having confident, educated and empowered voice is the greatest asset a young woman can possess.

TECHNOLOGY iPads are given to incoming classes. All students are encouraged to bring their own technology to campus. Two state-of-the-art Computer Labs are available and other computers are accessible to students throughout the campus. All classrooms and resource areas are equipped with SMARTBoard technology.

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE TMLA offers Honors and Advanced Placement courses in every academic discipline. TMLA offers 17 Advanced Placement courses beginning in 9th grade. The TMLA Honors Program offers great flexibility and 65% of TMLA students are enrolled in at least one Honors level course.

FINE ARTS TMLA offers a program in Fine Arts with a focus on Art or Music. Under the guidance of our highly skilled Arts faculty, students gain technical proficiency while attaining a high level of artistic achievement. Our multi-awardwinning Art program includes Graphic Art & Design.

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT Our students are consistently among those recognized by The National Merit Scholarship Program, National Achievement Scholarship Program for Black Americans and The National Hispanic Recognition Program. All students receive the New York State Regents Diploma with the majority receiving the New York State Regents Diploma with Advanced Designation, New York State’s highest standard.

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES From clubs that focus on culture to social issues and community service to artistic expression there’s an extracurricular place for everyone. With 29 competitive teams, our athletic program is the largest high school athletic program for girls in the City of NY. Our teams have won numerous state, city and diocesan championships.

For information about The Mary Louis Academy, call 718-297-2120 or visit www.tmla.org.

176-21 Wexford Terrace • Jamaica Estates, NY 11432

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Summer Intensives and Class Offerings for Ages 3 to Adult!

Our Ballet and Musical Theater Intensives are designed for beginner, intermediate, and advanced dancers ages 7-18. The classes will be held in our spacious, air-conditioned studios. A typical day consists of four ability and age appropriate classes from 9am to 4pm. Each dancer will choose an intensive in Ballet or Musical Theater. There will be an informal showing for Parents on the last day of the Workshop.

Our Illustrious faculty is comprised of professional dancers from some of the worlds greatest Ballet Companies, Broadway Performers, Choreographers and Musical Directors who provide training with strong technique and artistry. Their commitment and desire is to pass on their accumulated knowledge experience and passion. Each week a Guest Artist from NYC will teach a Master Class and the students will have an opportunity to ask questions at a Q&A. Past Guest Artists have been from the NYC Ballet, Vienna Opera Ballet, the Nomad Contemporary Ballet, as well as Broadway performers and choreographers.

Our ATDW Summer Stock Production will be High School Musical. We rehearse and perform a musical in just two weeks! August 10th - 21st Monday thru Fridays 10am-4pm. Check our website for more information on auditions. Singers, dancers, actors ages 8-18, come be a part of a fun Musical!

Musical Theater Class for kids ages 6-12 will present Cinderella! Auditions, rehearse and put on a show in the month of June!

This summer we have a FROZEN Dance Camp - a dance camp for ages 3-6, June 29th to July 2nd from 10am-12 noon. A week filled with music, dance, fun and magic!

We also offer Ongoing Classes this summer for ages 3-8, call or check our website for more information. Our Adult Ballet Classes continue throughout the summer Mon.-Sat 10:30-12:00.

We hope you will visit our website, like us on Facebook, and come try a class, or participate in one of our many different workshops, productions, intensives and camps this summer!

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444 Lakeville Road, Suite 202 Lake Success, NY 11042 (516) 216-1791 500 North Broadway, Suite 141, Jericho, NY 11753 (516) 597-4344

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Language Disorders • Memory & Auditory Processing Difficulties Fluency • Voice Disorders • Motor Planning Disorders Deviate Swallowing which Contributes to Orthodontic, Pedodontic and Periodontic Problems Tongue Thrust • Feeding & Swallowing Problems/Aversions Thumb & Finger Sucking • Articulation Disorder Oral Facial Muscle Weakness Individual Feeding Therapy Augmentative Communication Evaluations & Therapy

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Janine Stiene, former Speech Pathologist of the Hauppauge School District, has had her rapidly growing business for eight years. Her well equipped staff of LIcensed speech Pathologists and Myofunctional Therapists come from diverse educational backgrounds and top schools such as Long Island University, St. John’s University, Hofstra University, Adelphi University, and more.

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Ongoing Adult Intermediate Ballet Classes Mon.- Sat. 10:30-12:00

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There are seven affiliated offices across Long Island, with the Lake Success office being conveniently located next to LIJ on Lakeville Road. All offices offer flexible hours and scheduling including evenings as well as Saturdays. It is also one of the only private practices that participates with most major health insurance companies.

Specialized Therapy Approaches Including:

August 10th-24th

THEATER DANCE

Janine Stiene, Speech-Language Pathologist, is owner and operator of the Suffolk Center for Speech And Myofunctional Therapy. Along with her exceptional group of therapists, she supports families and children across Long Island and Queens, specializing in: PROMPT, Myofunctional Therapy, Voice Disorders, Fluency, Augmentative Communications, Articulation, Auditory Processing Disorders and Expressive/Receptive Language Disorders (adults and children).

Also offered is Feeding Therapy for individuals who suffer from texture and consistency aversions.

444 Lakeville Road 3375 Park Avenue Suite 202 Suite 4010 Lake Success, NY Wantagh, NY 516-216-1791 516-221-3653 www.lispeechandmyo.com

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Congregational Nursery School is celebrating their 57th year operating as a community preschool.

If you ask one of our graduates about their preschool experience they will tell you that they “played a lot” and missed their playtime when they went off to kindergarten. Our philosophy is “learning through play” which has withstood the test of time. This natural approach to learning through play is the cornerstone of Congregational Nursery School. Our program is designed to guide the developing child toward the important concepts of sharing, respect, and recognition of each other’s feelings while participating in a group environment. Our activities promote creative thinking, self-respect, responsibility and good citizenship.

While we all embrace the new technology that has made our lives so much easier, we feel our students need to be immersed in socialization skills, not their ipads. We are focused on pre-reading, pre-writing and language activities that all lead to kindergarten-readiness.

We have seen learning theories come and go with the most recent “new” standard being the Pre-K Common Core Standard. The approach to learning (Domain 1) is “engaging students in play as a means of exploration and learning.”

So the “new standard” is what we have been doing for over 50 years!

Congregational Day Nursery School has a few available spots for September 2015.

We have not changed our philosophy, but have made changes to the amount of days and hours for our school: The 2’s separation program is Tues/Thurs or Wed/Fri from 9 to 11 with Monday as an optional morning!

The 3’s program remains four days per week (Tues-Fri) and the new hours are: 9:00-12:00…..morning session 12:30-3:30…afternoon session The 4’s and early 5’s program will be five days per week (instead of four days) with the new extended hours as above.

Children need time to laugh, explore, experiment, and create as they begin their educational journey. We would love to be part of that journey!

Congregational Nursery School is located at 1845 Northern Blvd.

(right across from the Apple Store) in Manhasset.

For further information please contact the Director, Joyce Domanico at 365-9616 or congons9616@gmail.com.

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Congregational Day Nursery School Summer Camp Registration Six Week Program Camp registration is open for children entering a 3’s or 4’s program in September 2015.

Children will enjoy an exciting environment that will include summer crafts, water play, sprinkler time and fun indoor and outdoor games.

June 23-July 30 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 9am-11:30am Contact: Congregational Day Nursery School for registration information non-denominational

Congregational Day Nursery School 1845 Northern Blvd., Manhasset, NY 11030 516-365-9616

Director - Joyce Domanico congons9616@gmail.com

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What is SWC Enrichment Center? www.oursmallworldconnect.com

SWC (Small World Connect) Enrichment Center is a center for ages birth through nine years that specializes in communication and exchanging ideas! It is our mission to make the world smaller through sharing languages, culture, and music.

Our center’s roots began more than 40 years ago with the renowned Language Workshop for Children® (as featured in The New York Times and many other well-known publications). With the success of this award-winning program we have been able to expand our educational scope. In addition to language classes for children, we are now offering esteemed music classes as Kids’ MusicRound®!

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ONCE UPON A TIME NURSERY SCHOOL Once Upon a Time Nursery School is housed in the spacious facilities of Church of Our Saviour Lutheran in Manhasset. Co-owners and educators, Sheila Bluni, Fran DeCarolis, Jennifer Kerrane, Joyce McCann, and Maryann Munoz, established this school in 2009.

Together they have over sixty years of teaching and nursery school experience.

Once Upon a Time prides itself on its small class sizes and low child/teacher ratios, which allow young learners the freedom and opportunities to explore, grow, and learn. It is a traditional nursery school focusing on socialization, creativity, and learning through play. There are a wide variety of multi-sensory, multi-disciplinary, technological, and basic activities. Through these activities, children’s unique learning styles and abilities can be accommodated.

Opportunities for play and learning are provided both inside the classroom and outside in the large newly renovated playground. The goal of Once Upon a Time Nursery school is to strengthen a child’s imagination, creativity, and intellectual abilities. Our certified teachers play a vital role in this process by providing a rich environment of relevant experiences and facilitating the children so they can learn to live with others, resolve conflicts, and gain a sense of competence.

Our enrollment is open and we are still accepting applications for the current school year.

Our Summer programs are a wonderful outdoor experience that have been entertaining children both enrolled in our school or attending schools nearby. Call for details!

For more information please call us at 516-627-0045 or OUATNS@gmail.com.

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