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Edward J. Bosti Elementary School

50 Bourne Boulevard
Bohemia, NY 11716-4999
Principal: Laura Kimball
631-244-2291
lkimball@ccsdli.org

Bosti 50th Anniversary Celebration

 

Joint letter from the Nassau and Suffolk County Superintendents Association regarding photo Sharing Site


Welcome To Edward J. Bosti Elementary School
The Bosti Community is a child centered environment that celebrates each student’s unique talents. Through a wide variety of learning opportunities, students will strive to reach their highest level of achievement in an atmosphere of mutual respect and responsibility. We aspire to develop compassionate life-long learners who will be our Leaders of Tomorrow. Rooted in Tradition Energized by Unity Inspired by Pride Our community accepts this, "The Bosti Challenge"

 

Character Education Mission Statement
The mission of the Edward J. Bosti Character Education Initiative is to empower all children in our community with the knowledge, skills, and aspirations needed for the development and practice of positive character traits throughout their lives.   

 

 

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Creative Student Recognized by Scholastic

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Ashley Clinnin, a talented fifth grader at Edward J. Bosti Elementary School was recently named a runner-up in Scholastic’s national “Create a Character Contest.” Through this contest, students around the country were asked to “come up with an imaginative and compelling character to star in a famous author’s original story,” which will appear in an edition of Scholastic’s Storyworks magazine at the end of the school year. The district congratulates Ashley on this impressive accomplishment.
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Hooray for the 100th Day!

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On Feb. 25, kindergarten students throughout the district celebrated the 100th day of the school year with 100% enthusiasm. Spirited kindergartners at all seven district elementary schools created projects and participated in activities in various subject areas related to the number 100. Besides being an exciting milestone, Connetquot teachers credit the 100th day theme with sharpening students’ math and observation skills.

At Idle Hour and Cherokee Street Elementary Schools, kindergartners spent the day dressed up as 100-year-olds, sporting everything from gray hair, to curlers, to drawn-on wrinkles, while those at Edward J. Bosti Elementary School paraded through the hallways in a “fashion show,” displaying the creative costumes and posters they had made for the occasion while cheered on by students and staff.

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