November 2006
Asian Tea House: Asian Cultures Club Announces Annual Community Event
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The annual Asian Tea House will be held at Dalton this Friday, December 8th from 4:30-7:00 pm at E. 89th Street. The Dalton community is invited to attend. Dinner, entertainment, games and other activities will complement the evening. Read More |
Middle School Yearbook Ads for Sale
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Congratulate your favorite Dalton Middle School Scholar! Purchase space in the 2006-2007 yearbook and develop your own ad. Read More |
"Catcher Trivia" Hosted by Mr. Silberstein, Eighth Grade English Teacher
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Eighth grade students played "Catcher Trivia", celebrating the completion of their English curriculum unit on The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger.
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A Two-Year Review of the Cafeteria
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If you missed the Daltonian article by Adam Silverschotz '07, which provides a comprehensive overview of Dalton's cafeteria, read on! Read More |
First Grade Community Service Gathering
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Datlton's first grade houses recently gathered for a
Thanksgiving celebration. Read More |
First Grade Homes for the Homeless Walk-A-Thon
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The five First Grade Houses are participating in walk-a-thon to raise funds that will be used to establish libraries in Homes for the Homeless transitional housing.
Click on the above link for more information and click here to view the short video clip. Read More |
House 35's Dance Performance based on Greek Mythology
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Click on the above link for a detailed description of the dance performance.
Watch the video (It may take a moment to load and is 14 minutes long). Read More |
Turkeys, Thanksgiving and Holiday Cheer: Middle School Students Support The Angelo Del Toro Educational Center
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Dalton Middle School students raised $600 in support of The Angelo Del Toro Educational Center, East Harlem Block School (P.S. 108) for Thanksgiving. Read More |
Middle School One Acts: Performances on Friday, November 17th
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Seventh and Eighth graders will perform two one-act plays on Friday, November 17 at 4:00pm and 7:00pm in the Martin Theatre. You are invited!
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Middle School Community Service Committee Asks You To Share Your Bounty with The Yorkville Common Pantry
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The Dalton Middle School Community Service Committee requests that you help to replenish The Yorkville Common Pantry for Thanksgiving Dinner. Please contribute "canned yams, canned sweet potatoes, instant mashed potatoes, and canned gravy." Read More |
PA's POCOC Family Fishing Trip
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The Blue Fish were Jumping!
On October 21st the PA hosted its 2nd Annual POCOC Family Fishing Trip. The group left Dalton at 8:30am and enjoyed a beautiful day on Long Island Sound... Read More |
Auditions: Middle School Play "Half A Sixpence" November 13 and 14
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Middle School Play auditions have been scheduled for 6-8 grade students Monday, November 13th and Tuesday, November 14th. Read More |
Middle School Student Government Activities Night A Success!
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Middle School students enjoyed an evening of lively entertainment, games, food and friendship at the Student Government Activities Night Friday, November 3rd. Read More |
Middle School Community Service Candy Drive
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The Middle School Community Service Committee requests that you donate your leftover Halloween candy to support Ronald McDonald House and Women In Need. Please bring your candy donations to the Middle School Office November 1st through November 12th. Read More |
Exciting Book Events at The First Program
On Thursday, November 2nd, Author/Illustrator Mordicai Gerstein visited the First Program. Mr. Gerstein is the author or illustrator of over 80 books for children including the 2004 Caldecott winner, The Man Who Walked Between the Towers. He will be speaking to grades K-4. View photos and watch a video clip of Mr. Gerstein's visit. |
Mordicai Gerstein Visits The First Program
On Thursday, November 2nd, Author/Illustrator Mordicai Gerstein visited the First Program. Mr. Gerstein is the author or illustrator of over 80 books for children including the 2004 Caldecott winner, The Man Who Walked Between the Towers. He will be speaking to grades K-4. View photos and watch a video clip of Mr. Gerstein's visit. For more information about Mr. Gerstein and his visit, click here for the web site.
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