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Students from the 5th grade W.E. Cottle Environmental Panel visited Mrs. Scrivo's class to show a presentation they created creating awareness of environmental issues we face today. The 3rd grade students also learned about a few simple steps kids can take to help make a BIG difference in the environment.
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The Cottle School GO had a very special speaker join them for a Q&A. Mr. Anthony Sayegh, the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for the US President discussed his passion for our governing system, what his job entails and answered the many questions our future leaders had for him regarding government, leadership, and his path to the White House.
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5th graders traveled to West Point to learn about the pivotal role that it played in the American Revolution. They learned what life is like for an Army cadet, toured the campus and visited its monuments, hearing about their significance.
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Cottle students learned new skills, gaining confidence and challenged their minds in new ways during the PTA sponsored Circus Week - among many circus tricks, they learned how to juggle and use aerial silks.
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Through a TSF grant, Cottle's Diversity Club traveled to New York City for a visit to the United Nations to learn about the power of diplomacy.
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The Cottle Chorus sings the Star Spangled Banner at Citi Field.
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The Cottle Theater Club performed "Wicked Jr." this year to great reviews! The artistic scenery was created by the Cottle Art Club.
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Tuckahoe's Elementary All County Chorus performs at SUNY Purchase performing arts center.
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Students at William E. Cottle School celebrated the 100th day of the 2018-19 school year through multi-disciplinary classroom activities.
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William E. Cottle School 4th graders participated in a grade-wide spelling bee. The top two students from each class competed before their classmates in a round of finals led by Principal Morash and Assistant Principal Kilgallen.
Welcome to William E. Cottle Elementary School
June 21, 2019
Dear Cottle Families,
As we come down the home stretch with only a few school days remaining, summer vacation is just around the corner. It’s a time to rest and relax, but it’s also a good time
for children to keep learning! Opportunities are everywhere! Children learn from experiences, so travel, go to a museum, a ballpark, an aquarium, ride a horse, play a new
sport, adopt a pet – the possibilities are endless. Of course, they also learn from reading, so have them read classics, chapter or picture books, comic books, cookbooks,
the sports pages – whatever they like, just keep them reading!
Important Announcements
- 6/3-6/6: The Scholastic Book Fair is Almost Here. Volunteers needed! Click the link to see the schedule and to sign-up to volunteer.
- March Parents As Reading Partners Month
- Cottle Diversity Club Embraces Cultures of the World
- Students Work Together for Operation Cupid
- Building Bridges Returns
- Snack Buddy flyer
- Authentic Tuckahoe Spirit Wear
- Immunization Regulation Revisions effective July 1, 2014 (Read more...)
- Save Your Box Tops!
Collect Box Tops for Education. Box Tops are worth 10 cents each & provide our school with great things!
School Calendar of Events
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BOE Regular Meeting
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WEC - Kindergarten Bus Run
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Labor Day- School Closed
Tuckahoe Union Free School District -
Superintendent's Conference Days (No Students)
Tuckahoe Union Free School District