The Class of 2019 graduated in a ceremony on the back lawn at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, June 14. All fourteen graduates were applauded by faculty, Trustees, family members and friends for their many accomplishments in their years at East Woods.
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Academics
Rooted in a tradition of academic excellence, East Woods is a private school on Long Island that offers a well-rounded education. Through strong academics, and a rigorous course of study, children are taught how to think, not what to think. Our students are immersed in science, technology, math, foreign languages, history, literature, athletics, and the arts.Learn More
Community
East Woods School is a friendly community of students, faculty, and parents that feels more like a family rather than just a school. Founded in 1946 by a small group of parents, East Woods remains a community of families seeking a Long Island private school that is small by design, and that promotes excellence in a nurturing environment. Learn More
Student Life
East Woods offers a wide range of enrichment programs that provide many opportunities for students to explore and learn in a safe and nurturing environment. We cultivate confidence, and our students understand that their education is a journey, and not simply a number on a test. Learn More
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Each year, the National Museum of Education invites young inventors to participate in their Student Ideas for a Better America (SIBA) competition "to encourage the learning, insight, creativity, and workmanship of America's students by recognizing and rewarding their accomplishments."
Every year, the Eighth Grade students get to chose the destination for the final overnight trip of their EWS career.
Kindergarten and their Eighth Grade buddies enjoyed a special day together at Citi Field.
Both the Nursery students and the 5th graders have been taking up SPACE!
Recently, the Seventh and Eighth Grade French students had the opportunity to enjoy a whole day of French culture in New York City.