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Albany Avenue Elementary School

 


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OUR PROMISE OF RESPECT AND KINDNESS


I promise to do my best to treat everyone fairly.

I promise to do my best to be kind to everyone - even if they are not like me.

I promise to tell a teacher if I see someone being hurt or bullied.

I promise to help others feel safe and happy at school.

I promise to be part of making my school a place for no hate.

We put our WHOLE heart into making ALBANY AVENUE

 a school where kindness and friendship are celebrated.

 



Highlights from our MultiCultural Night!

January 2025

 


 

Important Flyers and Information 

 

Albany Avenue Elementary School would like to congratulate the Class of 2024.


Current News

Albany Avenue's 2026 Moving-Up Ceremony

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On June 23, 2026, the Albany Avenue Elementary School community gathered in the auditorium at Howitt Middle School to witness a major milestone for the graduating class. Parents, family members, and teachers looked on with pride as the students took their seats, marking the transition from their elementary years to their next academic chapter.

Principal Joseph Valentine commended the students during his address, focusing heavily on their profound impact as student leaders. He noted how the graduates consistently served as compassionate mentors to the youngest Dalers in the building. Following his remarks, Student Council President Ava Black took the podium to deliver an inspiring speech, reflecting on shared memories and thanking the faculty and families for their unwavering support.

The ceremony concluded with the presentation of moving-up certificates to honor each student's personal, social, and academic growth. These scholars leave Albany Avenue Elementary School with a strong foundation of treasured memories, deep friendships, and shared achievements. They now look forward to the opportunities awaiting them at Howitt Middle School, where they will undoubtedly continue to build on their legacy of excellence.

Senior Walk at Albany Avenue

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Walking Down Memory Lane

On June 12, 2026, Farmingdale High School’s graduating seniors returned to their former elementary school hallways and playgrounds to celebrate their incredible growth and reunite with beloved teachers.

Spring Concerts 2025-2026 School Year

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All of our spring concerts will be held in person this year! No tickets are required to attend. Performances will be recorded, and links will be posted on the district website a few days after each show.


March 27, 2026 FHS POPS Concert

April 21, 2026 Jazz Showcase

April 30, 2026 NS Show Choir

May 7, 2026 HMS 7th & 8th Gr Chorus Spring Concert

May 13, 2026 FHS Chorus Spring Concert

May 14, 2026 FHS Bands & Wind Ensemble Concert

May 18, 2026 AA Junior Spring Concert

May 18, 2026 AA Senior Spring Concert

May 18, 2026 SEM Spring Concert

May 20, 2026 FHS Orchestra Spring Concert

May 28, 2026 WP Jr. Spring Concert

May 28, 2026 WP Sr. Spring Concert

June 8, 2026 Tri-M Honor Society

   

Teamwork Takes the Win

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What a fantastic district-wide 5th-Grade Field Day at Weldon E. Howitt Middle School on May 28, 2026! Our students from all four elementary schools joined forces for an unforgettable day of events. The excitement reached its peak during the final event of the day, the tug-of-war! We are so proud of the spirit our future middle schoolers displayed. Thank you to the Farmingdale physical education department, the volunteers, and the Howitt Fun Bunch for making this such a success!

Nature in Bloom

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A group of Kindergarten students at Albany Avenue Elementary School gathered in a quiet circle on the lawn, eyes wide as they watched a bright orange wing flutter for the first time. This moment was the culmination of weeks spent observing the miraculous transformation of life right in their classrooms.

Instead of just reading about nature, students at Albany Avenue Elementary School experienced it by caring for caterpillars and monitoring their growth daily. They witnessed the patience of the chrysalis stage and the eventual emergence of vibrant butterflies. This hands-on lesson turned scientific concepts into a sense of wonder and responsibility for the environment.

The excitement traveled home, too, as families shared in the joy of these new discoveries. These young scientists at Albany Avenue Elementary School are now looking forward to exploring more of the natural world throughout the 2025-2026 school year.

By The Numbers

(As of October 2025)