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Cherokee Street Elementary School

Academic Excellence, Creativity, Mutual Respect And Self-Reliance

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Welcome to Cherokee Street Elementary School

Principal: Jill M. Lahey

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Assistant Principal: Michael A. Renda

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Phone: 631-467-6027
Fax: 631-467-6166

School Hours:
8:25 AM - 2:55 PM

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Belief Statement

We believe that…

You Matter
Every Child          Every Day

Welcome to Cherokee Street Elementary School —

Our Mission Statement

The mission of the Cherokee Street School is to bring child and community together to create a safe and caring learning environment where each individual can reach his/her maximum potential and achieve his/her personal best.

 

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Stay up to date on the latest news, events, and opportunities that make our community vibrant and engaging.

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Cherokee celebrates a magical win

Cherokee Street Elementary students had a little extra magic waiting for them after being named the winners of Connetquot Public Library’s Summer Reading Challenge.
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Connetquot goes purple

Students and staff showed up in their purple best on Sept. 9 for the Town of Islip’s Wear Purple Day.
Cherokee Street’s Book Bistro

Cherokee Street’s Book Bistro

Ms. Foltmann hosted a Book Nook Bistro in which students previewed books and provided reviews. Ms. Foltmann decorated the class complete with mood lighting and tablecloths, just like a real

Upcoming Events

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