Glen Cove High School

School Hours: 7:30 a.m. – 2:02 p.m.

150 Dosoris Lane, Glen Cove, NY 11542
(516) 801-7600

Welcome to Our School

January 2019

Dear Parents / Guardians:

I want to first wish the entire Glen Cove community a wonderful and healthy 2019! Hard to imagine that at the end of this month, we will officially be at the midpoint of the school year and already looking forward to planning for not only the subsequent school year, but graduation!

There are a couple of important dates in January you should be mindful of: First, there will be a general guidance meeting for juniors on January, 10th, offering information relative to the college application process and life after high school. In addition, the high school will be hosting the 8th grade student and parent orientation on January 17th. As always, we encourage parents and students to participate and take advantage of these opportunities to have questions answered by our staff.

Please note that Regents and Midterm exams will be administered the week of Tuesday, January 22nd and there will be no school for students, except those taking exams. During this testing week, students will be administered Regents exams, where applicable, as well as midterms and finals for semester courses. (Please note that some of these exams will be administered in class prior to the testing week.) It should also be noted that all juniors will sit for the Common Core English Regents and are recommended to attend review after school. In fact, I would encourage all of our students to attend review and extra-help in preparation for our exams. Both the testing and review schedules are available in this newsletter and on our website.

The second quarter and first semester of the school year ends on Friday, January 25th. Remember, success in school is directly related to not only great attendance, but on a student’s willingness to learn and participate on a daily basis. Please contact the school should you have any questions and let’s continue working together to insure our student’s success.

It really is a pleasure and honor serving the Glen Cove community as your High School Principal. Should you ever have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me at 801-7610.

Sincerely,
Antonio Santana
Allen Hudson III
Katie Prudente

January Testing Week Schedule

January Regents Review Schedule

January Testing Week Bus Schedule

Website is open now to place your order for the 2019 Yearbook. Order before January 1, 2019 for the early bird price of $60.
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Current News

Honor Societies Ready for National Competition

Members of Glen Cove High School’s National and Math honor societies are preparing for the North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad on Jan. 24.

The olympiad is a national contest for high-school students in which they solve linguistic puzzles. When students solve these puzzles using logic skills, they learn about the diversity and consistency of language.

On Jan. 13, students, along with their club advisers Laura Makula and Liana Caesar-Quaye, visited LIU Post’s campus to practice solving linguistics puzzles. The group worked alongside a computational linguistics professor and a New York University graduate student.

Students of the Month Honored at High School

Glen Cove High School is proud to announce its Students of the Month for September, October and November. The students are recognized by grade level for their hard work and achievements. In addition, the Glen Cove Rotary Club and local Knights of Columbus chapter each named their own student of the month.

The Students of the Month for September were Caitriona Greene (Knights of Columbus), Christina Cavallone (Rotary), freshmen Bryan Munoz Marquez and Rehiya Naqvi, sophomores Antonio DeLuca and Jessica Mirakaj, juniors Casey Barry and Javier Rumipamba and seniors Miguel Hernandez Flores and Patrick Silva.

The Students of the Month for October were Vincenzo DiGraci (Knights of Columbus), Evan O’Regan (Rotary), freshmen Melissa Herrera and Yohana Cartagena Alas, sophomores Allan Pineda and Victoria O’Regan, juniors Isaiah Jackson and Nicole Serrano and seniors Latifa Mohamed Fakhry and Oscar Membreno Mejia.

The Students of the Month for November were Christie Annunziato (Knights of Columbus), Megan Wang (Rotary), freshmen Angelica Bencio and Salvatore Lorenti, sophomores Elvia Duenas Montoya and Melissa Vargas, juniors Angela Alvarado and Odalis Yanes and seniors Emily Budraitis and Anthony Ranieri.

Students Return to Court

The Glen Cove High School’s Teen Court program participated in its second trial on Jan. 8, in conjunction with City of Glen Cove Judge Richard McCord and the Glen Cove City Court. The students worked hard to get ready for this activity and were thrilled that City of Glen Cove Mayor Tim Tenke and Councilman Kevin Maccarone were in attendance. Councilman Maccarone’s father, John Maccarone, is a lawyer who works with the high school students as part of the program. Coordinator of Social Studies Sheena Jacob expressed her gratitude to Mr. Maccarone and the City of Glen Cove for its ongoing support.

Virtual Enterprise Students Present at Trade Show

Glen Cove High School students participated in the ninth annual Virtual Enterprise trade show at LIU Post on Jan. 9 along with more than 2,000 students from across Long Island.

Flex Fit LLC is a new VE company at Glen Cove High School. The students sold performance-driven athletic clothing to students, business leaders and educators at the show. They also presented the business plan to the judges at this conference. The presenters were students Debra Benitez, Claudia Clea and Jack Coyle. They and all the other students who attended did a great job!

Spanish Classes Focus on Helping Others

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Sophomore students in Rosa Malley’s Spanish classes at Glen Cove High School researched organizations that help others as part of their unit study on the environment.

As a culminating activity to their research, students worked in groups to create posters representing the organization they chose to help. They then presented their research to their classmates in Spanish. Students explained each organization, including who it helped and how. They also shared why they made their selection.

The classes did a wonderful job with their posters, which focused on a variety of charitable endeavors, including helping the homeless, providing toys for less fortunate children, helping the elderly, protecting the environment and rescuing abused animals.

Students also shared slogans they selected for their organization’s efforts, including “Make the world a better place” and “There’s nothing stronger than the heart of a volunteer.”

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