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Yesterday was our LAST closing circle of the 2022-23 Crew Basecamp season (shout out to @MAELS63)! Many thanks to our hard-working instructors & staff who make outdoor adventure programming at Sharpe so engaging for all students! 🌲🥾🧭
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Our Pre-K students engaged in a read aloud with our @MSKSID31 neighbors from @MAELS63. They even showcased some of their Step routines & Pre-k joined in. Thank you Ms.Castelli for sharing your girls with us. @StaciBalice @LamorteMike @MrLuisiSSC58 @DrMarionWilson – at Staten Island, NY
After-School Programs 2022-2023 - After-school starts Tuesday, October 18! See here for a list of programs that will be offered this year! edne.tw/n811976
9/11 Remembrance Day - Two decades later, the young leaders at MAELS engage in learning and reflection about the tragic event that took place on 9/11. edne.tw/n807161
Jewish Heritage Month recognizes and celebrates the achievements and contributions of American Jews to the United States. Click here to view our spotlight article! edne.tw/n791319
2022 Better World Day - This year for Better World Day, the young leaders of MAELS battled against food scarcity, researched ways to combat pollution and showed our first responders some love and appreciation! edne.tw/n789107
If you missed our Virtual Open House, a video has been posted on our school website. Please reach out to our Parent Coordinator, [email protected] with any questions!
MAELS Virtual Open House from 06:30 PM to 07:30 PM on 02/08/2022 in Virtual Zoom Meet edne.tw/e3458099
MAELS Virtual Open House from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM on 02/08/2022 in Virtual Zoom Meet edne.tw/e3458099
(1/3) Happy Shab-e-Yalda (Yalda Night), also known as Shab-e Chelleh is one of the most ancient Persian festivals annually celebrated on December 21 by Iranians all around the world. Yalda is a winter solstice celebration; it is the last night of autumn and the longest night...
(2/3) of the year. Yalda means birth and it refers to the birth of Mitra, the goddess of light. Since days get longer and nights to get shorter in winter, Iranians celebrate the last night of autumn as the renewal of the sun and the victory of light over darkness. People gather..
