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Nassakeag Elementary School

Address: 490 Pond Path, East Setauket, NY 11733
Main Office: (631) 730โ€‘4400
Fax: (631) 730โ€‘4403
Principal: Heather Levine
Asst. Principal: Lauren Castellane 
School Hours: 8:43a.m. - 2:58p.m.

Exterior photo of Nassakeag school building

School Vision Statement

Our school is a community of learners where we focus on the social, emotional, and academic growth of each child. We strive to establish in each student a strong academic and personal foundation through high quality instructional experiences and school-wide adoption of "Rachel's Challenge" principles. The principles are:

  1. Start a chain reaction of kindness
  2. Accept and include others
  3. Be a positive influence
As a result, we have created a school climate that is conducive to learning. Our students are able to achieve academic success in a safe, nurturing environment.

 

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    Transportation

    Bus transportation will be limited to designated bus routes and bus stops only.

    For long-term child care purposes only, permission to take a different bus to and/or from school may be granted by the school principal by advance written request from the student's parent or guardian. The child care provider must be listed on the emergency contact card. Please complete the below form and return it to the Main Office.

    Current News

    Celebrating Flag Day in Three Village

    Students across the Three Village Central School District celebrated Flag Day on June 14. thumbnail259899

    Students across the Three Village Central School District celebrated Flag Day on June 14. Several elementary schools held buildingwide ceremonies to honor “Old Glory” and learn about the American flag’s history. Celebrations were filled with student-performances of patriotic songs including the National Anthem, “America the Beautiful,” and “You’re a Grand Old Flag.” The ceremonies also recognized veterans and active military members within the Three Village community. Students were eager to pay respect to the flag and the meaning behind its stars and stripes.

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    Date Added: 6/20/2024

    Pre-K STEAM Celebration

    Students and their families participated in the Nasskeag Pre-K STEAM Celebration. thumbnail259873

    Students and their families participated in the Nasskeag Pre-K STEAM Celebration on June 7. Students took part in four hands-on stations.

    The first station explored chemical reactions. Students filled a balloon with baking soda, fit the balloon over a water bottle containing vinegar, and watched as the gases inflated the balloon. At the bubble station, students made their own bubble wands out of pipe cleaners and pony beads. They compared their own wands, store-bought wands and drinking straws as they blew bubbles. At the third station, students tie-dyed t-shirts using markers, rubbing alcohol and eye droppers. The last station was focused on mixtures. Students measured and mixed milk, sugar and vanilla extract in a large bag. They placed their bag in a larger one containing ice and salt. Students worked with a partner to shake the mixture then enjoyed the fruits of their labor… ice cream!

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    Date Added: 6/18/2024

    Seniors Walk the Halls of Elementary Schools

    Ward Melville High School seniors returned to their respective elementary schools to walk the halls one final time before graduation. thumbnail259724

    Ward Melville High School seniors returned to their respective elementary schools to walk the halls one final time before graduation. Current elementary students lined the hallways and cheered on the Class of 2024 for their upcoming milestone. Seniors reconnected with old teachers and reflected on their time in the Three Village Central School District before moving on to their next chapter.

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    Date Added: 6/14/2024

    Celebrating First In Math Winners

    Nassakeag Elementary School held a schoolwide celebration to recognize its winners in the New York State First in Math competition. thumbnail259660
    Nassakeag Elementary School held a schoolwide celebration to recognize its winners in the New York State First in Math competition thumbnail259661
    Nassakeag Elementary School held a schoolwide celebration to recognize its winners in the New York State First in Math competition thumbnail259662
    Nassakeag Elementary School held a schoolwide celebration to recognize its winners in the New York State First in Math competition thumbnail259663
    Nassakeag Elementary School held a schoolwide celebration to recognize its winners in the New York State First in Math competition thumbnail259664

    Nassakeag Elementary School held a schoolwide celebration to recognize its winners in the New York State First in Math competition! Talinn Kim, Catherine Hu and Caroline Zhang came in first place for fourth grade in the state. They proudly wore their medals from the competition while parading the building as their peers cheered them on!

    Date Added: 6/13/2024

    Local Author Visits Nassakeag

    Local author, Sarah Beth Durst, visited with fourth graders at Nassakeag Elementary School. thumbnail259686
    Local author, Sarah Beth Durst, visited with fourth graders at Nassakeag Elementary School. thumbnail259687
    Local author, Sarah Beth Durst, visited with fourth graders at Nassakeag Elementary School. thumbnail259688
    Local author, Sarah Beth Durst, visited with fourth graders at Nassakeag Elementary School. thumbnail259689
    Local author, Sarah Beth Durst, visited with fourth graders at Nassakeag Elementary School. thumbnail259690

    Local author, Sarah Beth Durst, visited with fourth graders at Nassakeag Elementary School to read her new book, “Spy Ring.” The historical fiction children’s book tells the story of two kids who go on a treasure hunt around their hometown of Setauket, New York. On their adventure, they uncover puzzle pieces that tell the story of Anna Smith Strong and the Culper Spy Ring.

    Nassakeag fourth graders enjoyed the story and interacting with a professional author. They learned about how Durst writes books and what is involved throughout the process.

    Date Added: 6/13/2024

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