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Pulaski News & Events
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Saying
"Thank you for serving."
 "The
only thing someone who is a veteran, or currently in the armed
services, wants is for you to say, "Thank you for your
service,'” explained Commander Eugene J. McShenny (V.F.W.
Post 2476 in Riverhead) during a recognition ceremony naming
Pulaski’s Library Media Specialist Rose D’Orsogno
VFW Teacher of the Year. (May,
2005) More
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Pulaski
Street Black History Hall of Fame
Frederick
Douglass, Michael Jordan, Condolezza Rice, Marian Anderson,
Oprah Winfrey, Tiger Woods are just some of the figures that
line the walls of the Black History Hall of Fame
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. (February
26, 2005) More
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Living
History at Pulaski
 Librarian
Rose D'Orsogna
(with the help of the Riverhead VFW commander) invited veterans
to speak to the students as part of her "living lessons"
in American history series. Fifth
graders study American history, and the fifth graders at the
Pulaski Street School spent a period listening to veterans
of the armed services as part of the school's celebration
of Veteran's Day. (November,
2004)
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Artworks
- Jackson Pollock Comes to Pulaski
 Andrew
wrote, “When Ms. Raimondo told us about her new book
. . . I thought it was awesome. I really liked the painting
‘Scream’. I thought ‘Scream’ was one
of the best paintings in the world that expressed feeling.
It was also cool how we got to pick the cover painting (for
the book). We picked ‘Scream’. There were some
really funny things in it. . . I saw a guy that looked like
he had block of Swiss cheese on his head!” Andrew concludes,
“In all I thought that it was really awesome! I can’t
wait until next week! We’re making our own paintings
that have a chance to be in her new book! Pinch me!!! Ouch!”>More
Dear Students and Parents . . .
 For
the 2004-2005 school year, Pulaski Street School is once again
a bee-hive of activity. The curriculum is full of exciting
discoveries as the teachers work to challenge our students
to explore and learn. Our school continues to grow with an
addition of another fifth grade class to meet the ongoing
increase in enrollment.
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