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Darwin Jeremy Morales-Guandique, one of Cleary's 4th graders at RCK, was chosen, with only a few other students, to be "Artist of the Month" for January. His artwork will be showcased for the entire month for everyone to see!
How many students in the Cleary Program play the saxophone? Just one, Camilo Mejia-Garcia! And he really likes it!
Joseph Cacciato, a student in Ms. Smith's class at RCK, earned an award for Cooperation Champion, which was this month's character trait.
Happy National American Sign Language Day! 🤟Today we celebrate the beauty of communication in all its forms!
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Dr. Simms of @ClearySchool represented the 4201 Schools this week at the @NYSEDNews Board of Regents.
The 4201s congratulate Dr. Janice Weinman Shorenstein who attended her first Regents meeting after being elected an at-large member for a 5yr term beginning April 1, 2026.
Celebrating springtime at Nesconset Campus with smiles and a whole lot of fun! From exciting egg hunts to meaningful conversations with peers, every moment was filled with connection and joy!
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Students & parents from @ClearySchool on Long Island visited Albany recently to share the critical role of 4201 Schools within New York’s communities. Thank you to our Edu Chairs @ShelleyBMayer @Benedetto4NY for your continued support 🤟
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Dear Cleary Families,
As you know, school was closed on Monday, January 26th, due to inclement weather. This snow day was included in our 2025–2026 school calendar and has now been used. I am writing to inform you of what to expect in the event of additional inclement weather that may prevent in-person instruction. If another school closure occurs, school will be in session on Tuesday, May 26th, following the Memorial Day weekend. If more than two weather-related closures are required, instruction will be delivered remotely. In this case, students should bring their electronic devices home and log in for instruction with their regular teachers, following the schedule that will be provided. Please remind your child to log in at the designated times. By working together, we can ensure that learning continues even when traveling to school is not safe. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact any Cleary administrator or teacher.
Very truly yours,
Dr. Jacqueline Simms
Executive Director/Principal
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