Harborfields Central School District

On Monday, February 24, Washington Drive Primary School celebrated the 100^th day of the school year. Students and staff marked the occaision with a variety of engaging activities all with one thing in common – the number 100. 

Some students dressed as if they were 100 years old, while others wore superhero shirts and capes to celebrate in a super way! In their classrooms, students worked on 100 day centers, created projects with 100 items, and practiced counting to 100! 

Since this year’s 100^th day of school fell on the first day back after Mid-Winter Recess, some classes chose to celebrate the 101^st day. In those classes, students dressed in white with black polka dots that resembled the 101 dalmations. 

Regardless of the day that was picked, it is a huge accomplishment and reason to celebrate! The 100^th day of school is more than costumes and games, it represents consistent effort and growth while recognizing the hard work of students and staff.