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Welcome Families of Valley Stream!
Holy Name of Mary Catholic School offers an outstanding education for students from Nursery - 8th grade. Our students reside in Valley Stream and the surrounding areas including Elmont, Malverne, Rosedale, Springfield Gardens, East Rockaway, Baldwin, Laurelton, Hempstead, Freeport, Franklin Square and Woodmere.
The education at Holy Name of Mary, including curriculum, technology, extracurricular activities and faith experiences, is especially tailored to meet the educational, emotional, spiritual, and social needs of our students enrolled in our early childhood, elementary, and middle school programs.Our goal is to create a faith-filled learning environment where students are able to excel both in and out of the classroom, during their time here as students and beyond.
"Rejoice always. Pray without ceasing."
1 Thessalonians 5 16:17
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Holy Name of Mary Catholic School
90 S. Grove Street
Valley Stream, NY 11580
Phone: (516) 825-4009
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Letter from the Principal
November 2022
Dear school families,
In the month of November, we will celebrate the saints, participate in National Vocations Week, and embrace the virtue of gratitude! I am proud and excited to announce that our Student Council for Grades 3-8 will begin this month. It will build leadership and communication skills for our students and enable them to take a more active role in our school community!
As a school-wide initiative, HNOM will be collecting candy wrappers for Rubicon's national recycling program. So as you work through your Halloween candy, please save and send in the candy wrappers for the "Trick or Trash" program!
The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) is also hosting its annual Thanksgiving Food Drive to replenish the parish food pantry for the holidays. To encourage variety, each grade has been assigned a list of suggested items. Thank you in advance for your generosity! Lastly, as a school fundraiser, we are selling blue and white HNOM Christmas ornaments! Event and fundraiser flyers can be viewed above.
Our social media accounts will continue to highlight all of our special classroom events and activities, so please follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
Some events and dates to look forward to in the month of November:- NJHS Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive: 11/10 - 11/23
- "Trick or Trash" Candy Wrapper Collection: 11/1 - 11/30
- All Saints Day: 11/1
- Scholastic Book Fair: 11/3 & 11/4
- Literacy Night (Pre-K to Grade 2): 11/3
- Student Council Speeches & Election: 11/7 & 11/8
- National Vocations Week: 11/6 - 11/12
- PTL Meeting: 11/9
- Veterans' Day (School Closed): 11/11
- School Mass (10:00 am): 11/17
- STEM Night (Grades 5-8): 11/17
- Thanksgiving Recess (School Closed): 11/24-25
- First Sunday of Advent: 11/27
Yours in Christ,
Miss Andrea Ciminelli
Principal
Read Past Letters From Miss Ciminelli
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Holy Name of Mary School News
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December 3
Our Parent-Teacher League (PTL) hosted its annual "Breakfast with Santa" event this weekend. Students enjoyed holiday crafts and a warm, comforting breakfast with classmates and family! 7th and 8th grade members of the HNOM"s chapter of National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) volunteered at the festive event and helped serve breakfast!Read More -
December 2
In Mrs. Onorato's Pre-K class, students went on a scavenger hunt around the school building to find gingerbread men and deliver little treats to HNOM's staff, like Mrs. Bagwandeen in the office, Mrs. Mikowski in the library, and Mrs. Baxter in the health office! The kinesthetic activity was based on Jan Brett's picture book, "The Gingerbread Baby." Students also snacked on the ginger treats! Thanks for "baking" spirits bright and spreading some holiday cheer, Pre-K!Read More -
December 1
In Miss Fischer's first grade class, students are preparing their hearts for Jesus during the season of Advent by demonstrating kindness toward their school, friends, and families. By recording their good deeds on strips of yellow paper - or "hay" - students are symbolically bringing to life their internal preparations and are filling up a manger display in HNOM's hallway!Read More
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