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Hellenic Classical Charter School’s Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade students sing carols. (Photo: TNH/Michalis Kakias)
STATEN ISLAND, NY – With songs, carols, poems and dance, the Hellenic Classical Charter School (HCCS) in Staten Island celebrated Christmas on December 22.
HCCS Superintendent Christina Tettonis in her welcoming message congratulated the students and teaching staff for the beautiful program they presented and wished them a Merry Christmas with health and happiness.
HCCS-Staten Island Principal Cathy Kakleas, in her turn, congratulated the participants of the celebration and expressed everyone’s joy and pride in the school’s progress and well-being.
HCCS Chief of Operations Joy Petrakos wished the students, the students and their families a Merry Christmas and may 2023 bring joy and progress to all.
The Hellenic Classical Charter School in Staten Island students performing in the Christmas celebration on December 22. (Photo: TNH/Michalis Kakias)The Hellenic Classical Charter School in Staten Island students performing in the Christmas celebration on December 22. (Photo: TNH/Michalis Kakias)
FALMOUTH, MA – The police in Falmouth have identified the victim in an accident involving a car plunging into the ocean on February 20, NBC10 Boston reported.
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