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Officials Raise Curtain On New Tuttle Avenue School

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Lisa Wells helps her kindergartenders learn the days of the week during their first day in the new classroom at the Tuttle Avenue School. BY CAROL MORAN

Lisa Wells helps her kindergartenders learn the days of the week during their first day in the new classroom at the Tuttle Avenue School. BY CAROL MORAN

Remsenburg home with a bay view.

Remsenburg home with a bay view.

Parent Kym Laube addresses the Westhampton Beach Board of Education Monday evening.

Parent Kym Laube addresses the Westhampton Beach Board of Education Monday evening.

Karen Koliadko, principal of the Tuttle Avenue School, greets children as they arrive for their first week of classes in the new building. BY CAROL MORAN

Karen Koliadko, principal of the Tuttle Avenue School, greets children as they arrive for their first week of classes in the new building. BY CAROL MORAN

Karen Koliadko, principal of the Tuttle Avenue School, greets children as they arrive for their first week of classes in the new building. BY CAROL MORAN

Karen Koliadko, principal of the Tuttle Avenue School, greets children as they arrive for their first week of classes in the new building. BY CAROL MORAN

Karen Koliadko, principal of the Tuttle Avenue School, greets children as they arrive for their first week of classes in the new building. BY CAROL MORAN

Karen Koliadko, principal of the Tuttle Avenue School, greets children as they arrive for their first week of classes in the new building. BY CAROL MORAN

Karen Koliadko, principal of the Tuttle Avenue School, greets children as they arrive for their first week of classes in the new building. BY CAROL MORAN

Karen Koliadko, principal of the Tuttle Avenue School, greets children as they arrive for their first week of classes in the new building. BY CAROL MORAN

Karen Koliadko, principal of the Tuttle Avenue School, greets children as they arrive for their first week of classes in the new building. BY CAROL MORAN

Karen Koliadko, principal of the Tuttle Avenue School, greets children as they arrive for their first week of classes in the new building. BY CAROL MORAN

Karen Koliadko, principal of the Tuttle Avenue School, greets children as they arrive for their first week of classes in the new building. BY CAROL MORAN

Karen Koliadko, principal of the Tuttle Avenue School, greets children as they arrive for their first week of classes in the new building. BY CAROL MORAN

authorCarol Moran on Feb 28, 2014
For close to two decades, Lisa Wells and her colleagues taught kindergarten in the portable classrooms situated along the perimeter of a parking lot at the Eastport Elementary School.Their trips... more

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