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Gotham Avenue School

Mr. William Mingo, Principal
Mrs. Pamela Stamidis, Asst. Principal
Mr. Robert Cavaliere, Asst. Principal

181 Gotham Avenue, Elmont, NY 11003
Phone: (516) 326-5540
Fax: (516) 326-0563
Hours: 8:05 a.m.-2:25 p.m.

"Inspiring Excellence without Exception."

Our Mission: To maintain a safe, supportive, and nurturing learning environment that is committed to the social-emotional development and academic success of all students.

Our Vision: To empower our students with the ability to become productive citizens, be critical thinkers, compete in our global society, and become lifelong learners.

 

Health & Safety Protocols

  • Social distancing will be implemented in all areas throughout the building.
  • All students and staff are required to wear a mask.
  • All students and staff will have their temperature taken before entering the school building.
  • Regular hand washing will be scheduled throughout the day.
  • Shared items and materials will be reduced and cleaned as needed.
  • When possible, we will increase access to fresh air by having students participate in outdoor activities.
  • Scheduled cleaning of high-touch areas will be increased.

 

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Black History Wax Museum at Gotham Avenue

Gotham Avenue School’s second grade Students with their presentations thumbnail245696
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Gotham Avenue School’s second grade hallway recently transformed into a living “wax museum,” as the students dressed to represent a famous Black figure for the first annual Black History Wax Museum.

The second graders picked a person that interested them to research. They went through the writing process, starting with a rough draft and finishing with completed written reports. They also created poster boards with facts and images. The students worked on the projects for over a month.

Gotham Avenue invited parents and family members to attend the wax museum. The students spoke from their chosen person’s point-of-view, sharing facts and important points in their life.

Date Added: 5/2/2023