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The Shelter Island School District is contemplating the purchase of a 20-seat minibus that would expand its ability to transport students to on- and off-Island venues. (more…)
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Todd Gulluscio, Shelter Island School dean of students, director of physical education and district operation, is a member of the New York State Athletic Administrators Association Representative Board.
The Board of Education granted tenure at its June meeting to three teachers — Bryan Knipfing, Brittney Russo and Michele Yirce.
A healthy — in every way— crowd of all ages participated in a group walk May 25.
On May 25, the Shelter Island School completed its second annual “A Walk Across America” challenge. Students, teachers, parents, grandparents and school board members were welcome to participate in a five-day event to promote fitness and school spirit, walking laps around the school track and combining the miles covered to attain a goal. (more…)
The use of the unregulated e-cigarettes — vaping — has a trend line among young people going straight up.
In a report issued by the U.S. Surgeon General two years ago, data showed a 900 percent increase in e-cigarette use by high school students from the previous four years. Research gathered by the National Youth Tobacco Survey among young people found that 1.7 million students said they’d indulged in an e-cigarette in the past 30 days of the date of the survey. For middle school kids, the number was 500,000. (more…)
JULIE LANE PHOTO Shelter Island School’s Todd Gulluscio (center) received the New York State Athletic Administrator’s Association Apple Appreciation Award March 23 in Saratoga Springs for increasing the quality of athletics programs. With him are Bob Stulmaker from the association and Half Hollow Hills Athletic Director Debra Ferry.
“I didn’t even know I’d been nominated,” the Todd Gulluscio said, referring to receiving the New York State Athletic Administrator’s Association Apple Appreciation Award at last week’s conference in Saratoga Springs. (more…)
