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Students throughout the Seaford School District showed their appreciation to the Board of Education at a board meeting on Oct. 23 at Seaford Manor Elementary School. Seaford High students announced that keychain sales from a school project had raised $600, which they are donating to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Thanking the Board of Education
Seaford students and staff show trustees some love By CHARlES SHAW cshaw@liherald.com
Students, staff and administrators in the Seaford School District showed their appreciation for members of the Board of Education during its Oct. 23 meeting, thanking them for providing innovative programs to better students’ education. The meeting, held in part to celebrate School Board Recognition Week, took place in the all-purpose room at Seaford Manor Elementary School. Adele Pecora, superintendent of schools, kicked off the meeting by thanking the board’s trustees for their dedication to improving the district for students.
“Each and every year, we just want to make things better and better for our students and make our schools places where our children can be the best versions of themselves,” Pecora said. Administrators from schools throughout the district addressed the board, starting with Joann Krudis, principal of Seaford Manor Elementary School, who was accompanied by assistant principal Richard Schwartz. Krudis thanked the board, and introduced students in the Manor Morning news program, a student-produced broadcast at the school, led by fifth-graders covering school news and events. They presented a special episode of the news program durCOntinuED On pagE 2
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