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Arrowhead Elementary School

Address: 62 Arrowhead Lane, East Setauket, NY 11733
Main Office: (631) 730โ€‘4100
Fax: (631) 730โ€‘4104
Principal: Marisa Redden
Asst. Principal: Tanya Hurowitz
School Hours: 9:25 A.M - 3:40 P.M.
Pre-K Hours: 8:30 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. (AM Session: 8:45 - 11:15; PM Session: 12:45 - 3:15)

Exterior photo of Arrowhead Elementary building

School Vision Statement

Arrowhead Elementary School is dedicated to providing the best education possible for all students and to motivate students to become life-long learners. We are dedicated to enabling students to grow socially and emotionally in an accepting climate. Together, we will work to create an environment of respect and to foster an atmosphere that celebrates differences within our school. 

Arrowhead C.A.R.E.S

We are:
Compassionate
Accepting
Respectful
Encouraging
Sharing

 

Welcome Letters

2024-2025 Welcome Letters

 

Supplies

2024-2025 Supply Lists

 

 

Important Phone Numbers

 

School Updates

 

Arrowhead Happenings

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Important Online Registration Information

ALL parents/guardians must complete the Online Registration Application to update contact information and review and acknowledge the Code of Conduct and Chromebook User Agreements.

 

Title I Information

Arrowhead School has been designated as a Title 1 school.  Title 1 schools are provided academic intervention assistance to eligible students from the federal government. For additional information, please refer to Three Village CSD Board Policy 1900: Parental Involvement.

Current News

Happy Halloween, Three Village

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The Three Village community came together on Oct. 30 to kick off its Halloween festivities. Ward Melville High School hosted its annual Trick or Treat Street, where families and students trick or treated throughout the halls. There were several activities for families to participate in, including a haunted house, games and pumpkin picking outside the building.

The excitement carried over to Oct. 31 during the several Halloween parades hosted by the district’s elementary schools. Students were eager to show off their costumes as they paraded outside their perspective buildings.

Click here to view the Happy Halloween, Three Village slideshow.

Date Added: 10/31/2024

Celebrating Unity Day

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The Three Village Central School District came together on Oct. 16 to celebrate Unity Day. Unity Day takes place each October, which marks National Bullying Prevention Month, and encourages communities to work together to create safe environments for students. The initiative promotes kindness, acceptance and inclusion.

Ahead of Unity Day, students at Ward Melville High School participated in a “chalk the walk” activity. They wrote messages of support and kindness on the sidewalks of the building so that their peers would see positivity as they entered school on Oct. 16. Across the district, students of all grade levels were invited to wear orange to celebrate Unity Day and spread a visible message of building a community through acceptance and inclusion. Students also participated in art and in-class activities to engage in the lessons of Unity Day.

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Date Added: 10/16/2024

Growing Knowledge in Arrowhead Garden

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Stephanie Turano’s health classes at Arrowhead Elementary School are planting with a purpose in the school garden. Students across grade levels have been engaged in hands-on learning while tending to the garden.

First grade students identified and labeled vegetables whereas fourth graders prepared the garden beds for planting garlic, making health science connections while identifying plant structures. Meanwhile, the sixth graders harvested the fruits of their labor, including tomatoes, lettuce and herbs. These students learned how to air-dry herbs such as sage, mint, oregano and rosemary. They connected the activity to the health curriculum and learned how adding freshly grown herbs to meals can boost nutrient density.

 

Date Added: 10/9/2024

 

Learning the Dewey Decimal System

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Third graders in Mrs. Starr’s class at Arrowhead Elementary School are enhancing their understanding of the Dewey Decimal System. Understanding the system empowers them to independently explore and find books on subjects of interest through the school library catalog. This year, a key objective of library class is to equip students with the skills needed to confidently navigate the library, allowing them to locate relevant, valuable information in both school and public libraries. In addition to these practical skills, the library aims to inspire a love for reading that will foster lifelong curiosity and a passion for knowledge.

Date Added: 9/24/2024

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