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Community Update: Addressing a recent media report regarding lead levels in the drinking water at Connetquot High School.

Dear Connetquot Community,

I am writing to address a recent media report regarding lead levels in the drinking water at Connetquot High School. The information shared in that news story is inaccurate, due to an error in the state’s publicly reported database. After becoming aware of the news report, the district immediately contacted state officials, who have acknowledged the error and are working to correct the mistake on their end.

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Cherokee Street collects Dimes for Dezy

Cherokee Street Elementary once again rallied together for its annual Dimes for Dezy fundraiser, collecting $1,181 to support individuals and families affected by cancer!
December 9, 2025

Cherokee Street third graders step into the spotlight for Oscars Day

Mr. Sabinsky’s third grade class at Cherokee Street Elementary traded desks for dazzling gowns, suits and spotlight glamour as students celebrated “Oscars Day”
November 20, 2025

Día de los Muertos at Cherokee Street

In honor of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), Señora Rothmeier dressed as La Catrina and visited classrooms throughout Cherokee Street Elementary School.
November 13, 2025

Cherokee Street’s October Caring Leader

On Nov. 19, Cherokee Street fourth grader Samantha Halvax was honored with the Connetquot Caring Leader Award for October, recognizing her for displaying that month’s EASL theme, responsibility.
October 1, 2025

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
June 10, 2025