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On May 21, Garrison Walsh, a sixth grade student at Nassakeag Elementary School, had the incredible honor of singing the national anthem at Yankee Stadium. Performing in front of a crowd of thousands, Garrison showcased both his vocal talent and school spirit on one of the biggest stages in sports.

The memorable performance was a proud moment for the entire Nassakeag community, as Garrison represented his school and district with poise and confidence. Congratulations to Garrison on this outstanding achievement.

Date Added: 5/22/2025

On May 16, Nassakeag Elementary School proudly hosted its inaugural Multicultural Showcase, celebrating the rich diversity within the school community.

The evening featured a vibrant lineup of performances and presentations highlighting cultures from around the world. Students and community members took the stage to share traditional dances and musical numbers representing China, India, Ireland and Taiwan.

The event offered families a unique opportunity to come together and celebrate global traditions, fostering cultural appreciation and unity. Nassakeag looks forward to continuing this new tradition in the years to come.

Date Added: 5/19/2025

Maureen MacDowell’s pre-K class at Nassakeag Elementary welcomed families for a joyful spring celebration. The classroom was filled with excitement as children participated in seasonal activities, including planting, playing games, making bracelets and enjoying a special snack.

The event offered a wonderful opportunity for families to connect and for students to celebrate the season through hands-on, creative experiences. It was a memorable day of fun, learning and community.

Date Added: 5/8/2025

Students at Nassakeag Elementary were treated to an exciting cultural experience as the Taiko Drums of Japan performed for all grade levels during a special school assembly. The powerful rhythms and dynamic movements of this traditional Japanese drumming captivated the audience and brought the energy of a centuries-old art form to life.

The performance offered students a unique opportunity to learn about Japanese culture through music and rhythm, sparking curiosity and appreciation for global traditions. The Taiko drummers’ vibrant display left a lasting impression, combining education and entertainment in a way that truly resonated with students and staff alike.

Date Added: 5/7/2025

Fourth grade students from Ms. Toner’s class at Nassakeag Elementary and Mr. Gustafson’s class at Setauket Elementary recently joined forces for an exciting cross-school STEAM challenge called “Ship a Chip.”

With guidance from Ms. Janet Guglielmo and Ms. Toni Conlon in the science lab, students collaborated in small teams to design and build protective packaging capable of keeping a potato chip intact while being shipped through the mail to the other school. The challenge combined science, engineering and creative problem-solving as students tested materials and strategies to cushion the chip during transit.

Once the packages arrived, both classes livestreamed the grand unwrapping. Students eagerly examined the results, discussing which design elements were most successful, the challenges they faced and what improvements could be made for future attempts.

The “Ship a Chip” challenge not only brought science and engineering concepts to life but also fostered teamwork, critical thinking and collaboration across school communities.

Date Added: 4/30/2025