Albany Avenue Elementary School

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I pledge to care about others.
I pledge to respect myself and others.
I CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE WHEN I HAVE THE MIND TO BE KIND!!

Important Flyers and Information

Albany Avenue Elementary School would like to congratulate the Class of 2022.

Howitt's Incoming 6th Grade Parent Orientation- May 25, 2021
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Presentation

Albany Avenue Ceremony - August 19, 2020, 7 PM, Howitt Field - Livestream Link
AAE Emergency Dismissal Cards - 2018

Current News

ALL COUNTY MUSICANS

Each year, the Nassau Music Educators Association (NMEA) selects the best student musicians from schools throughout the county to participate in its annual All-County Festival. Held in January at Long Island University’s Tilles Center in Brookville, this year’s festival featured 103 representatives from Farmingdale Schools! These talented musicians in grades 5-12 were chosen based on teachers’ nominations and their outstanding scores in the New York State School Music Association’s (NYSSMA) 2022 Adjudication Festival. Farmingdale students participated in ensembles across five divisions: band, orchestra, chorus, jazz band, and jazz chorus.

These tremendous accomplishments would not be possible without the hard work and support of our music educators, who worked with our students for months to prepare for the festival.

WINTER CONCERT SEASON

All concerts will be held in person this holiday season! No ticket necessary to attend. Concerts will also be live-streamed, so family members and friends can view them from home. The links will be posted here shortly before the start of each performance.

HOLLY JOLLY SHOW

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Farmingdale High School's theatre program is committed to giving students a sense of what it means to engage in theatre as a profession and a service to the community. Students in Theatre 3 wrote and directed this mini-production and visited select classrooms at Albany Avenue and Northside.

Characters from Whoville arrived to wish students happy holidays, have fun, and dance with students. The merriment turned to wonder as students realized that a box of holiday treats was stolen by the Grinch! The Winter Heroes saved the day and brought the Grinch to justice! All order and merriment were restored!

The theatre program is planning a springtime performance for Woodward Parkway and Saltzman East Memorial students.

DALERS DECK THE HALLS

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Farmingdale families took a much-needed break from shopping and wrapping to enjoy a festive morning of food, fun, and holiday spirit. On Saturday, December 10, Farmingdale High School hosted its annual Holiday Breakfast. It featured volunteers from the PTA, Farmingdale High School theatre students, JV Cheerleaders, Varsity girls lacrosse, the Caroling Choir, and select members of the Chamber Orchestra. Farmingdale Board of Education members and school administration were also on hand to assist with the festivities.

Deck the Halls featured a full hot breakfast, live DJ, games, crafts, letters to Santa, raffles, and hot chocolate with characters from Frozen and Polar Express. Mr. and Mrs. Claus even stopped by to take pictures and read stories.