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NNOUNCEMENTS:

WHO:   The Community Parent Center, the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District, The Bellmore-Merrick Community Coalition, Senator John Brooks, Assemblyman David McDonough, Legislator Tom McKevitt, Legislator Steve Rhoads, Bellmore UFSD, N. Bellmore UFSD, Merrick UFSD and N. Merrick UFSD
 
WHAT:  “Are Our Teens Stressed or Depressed – Mental Health Challenges of Adolescence” – a presentation for parents.  Guest speaker – Laura Campbell, Director of Education – Long Island Crisis Center – Certified Mental Health First Aid Instructor
 
WHEN:  Tuesday, April 2, 2019 – 7:30 p.m.
 
WHERE:  Brookside School – Board Room # 13
               1260 Meadowbrook Road, North Merrick. 

WHY:  Adolescent depression is increasing at an alarming rate. Recent surveys indicate that as many as one in five teens suffers from clinical depression. This is a serious problem that calls for prompt, appropriate treatment.This workshop will discuss typical adolescence versus actual warning signs of depression and anxiety disorders. This is an opportunity to enhance your skills when interacting with tweens, teens and young adults in the ever changing, stressful world in which they live.

Pre-registration is suggested 
If you are planning to attend, please fill out an online registration form at
Google Docs Link:  https://goo.gl/forms/Ym0p1bpzVDSEYapC3
 
RSVP via e-mail or phone MaryKate Galluccio, program manager, Community Parent Center at 516-992-1087 or email cpc1260A@hotmail.com.

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This serves to clarify the East Rockaway School District’s procedures for inclement weather.  On inclement weather days, the district will make every effort to make a decision on whether to delay opening or close school by 6:00 A.M.  The District will implement a delayed school opening schedule on days of inclement weather. A delayed opening schedule offers the district additional time to clear and sand all district walkways, driveways and parking lots for the safe entry of our students and staff.  The delayed opening will also provide adequate time for students and staff to arrive safely to their buildings. When school must be closed or delayed due to weather conditions, announcements will be made to that effect via our Blackboard Connect communications system.  Please make sure that the parent portal has your most up to date contact information.  Notifications will also be posted on our website, district app and over the following websites, television and radio stations:

News 12 Long Island
FIOS 1
www.News12.com
www.fios1news.com
WALK 97.5 FM
WCBS 880 AM

When weather conditions warrant that afterschool and evening activities be cancelled, the District’s SCOPE Child Care program will remain open in both elementary schools, Centre Avenue School and Rhame Avenue School.  

However, depending on the severity of the weather, SCOPE may send a message to all parents requesting that their child/children be picked up as early as possible but will assure them that they will remain open and students will be supervised until they are picked up.

In the event of a delayed opening, the following schedule will be in effect:

Jr./Sr. High School classes begin at 10:00 AM.    Students should not arrive prior to 9:40
Rhame Avenue and Centre Avenue Elementary School classes begin at 10:15 AM.    Students should not arrive prior to 9:55.

If you have any questions regarding the delayed opening process, please call your building principal. 

Thank you in advance for your cooperation.