East Broadway Elementary School Principal Jeanmarie Wink congratulates kindergarten student Jack Corey, who shaved his head for the St. Baldrick's fundraiser for Conquer Cancer for Kids.

During the week of February 13-17, the students participated in Jump Rope for Heart during their Physical Education classes.

Excitement was in the air at East Broadway! Mrs. Thomas's and Mrs. Jenkins's third grade classes danced to " Celebration" as they entered the room for their Poetry Celebration.

With all their hard work, East Broadway's third to fifth grade students celebrated the 6th annual show, which showcased their fabulous talent.

Third and fifth-grade East Broadway Elementary School students in teacher Jill Frank art class joined hundreds of students throughout Nassau County in making valentines for the Valentines for Veterans program.

Principal Jeanmarie Wink said that she started "Fine Dining" when she came to East Broadway six years ago.

The Levittown School District has a lot of terrific kids, and East Broadway Elementary is no exception.

East Broadway's AIS (Academic Intervention Services) Team presented a workshop to the parents to explain the benefits as well as logistics of the push-in/pull-out math and reading services.

Miss Beggins' 4th grade class wrote letters to Michael Soguero, who is training at Fort Jackson in South Carolina.

Mrs. Wink congratulates an East Broadway student for donating ten inches of her hair to Locks of Love.

On Friday students delivered their speeches to the third, fourth and fifth grade students. After hearing all of the speeches, student voted on the officers for this year's Student Council and their results were announced Monday, November 07, 2011.

A wonderful new Literacy Center has been introduced at East Broadway Elementary School.

East Broadway Elementary School students were lucky enough to get a visit from the Levittown MacArthur High School Peer Leaders, who shared their love of reading and interacted with the younger students.

East Broadway Elementary School students in the Levittown School District learned about making good choices and being good bucket fillers at their "Get a Voice" assembly on Monday, October 24, which kicked off Red Ribbon Week.

Once again, The Cafeteria Ladies of East Broadway got an "A" from the Board of Health Department for keeping their kitchen clean.