William Floyd Elementary School
William Floyd Elementary School is a place where every child is special and has the potential to realize their dreams. Our dedicated staff, parents and community work together as a team to develop our students’ social, emotional and academic needs. Our goal is to inspire our students to be model citizens and life-long learners.
William Floyd Elementary School is a place where every student has the potential to achieve greatness. Walk through our hallways and you will feel a sense of dedication, enthusiasm and academic excellence.
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William Floyd Elementary School
111 Lexington Road
Shirley NY, 11967
Grades K- 5 (8:20am - 2:38 pm)
William Floyd Elementary Principal
Keith Fasciana (631) 874-1280
WF Elementary Assistant Principal
Valerie Ennis (631) 874-1286
WF Elementary Office Numbers
Main Office - (631) 874-1257
Attendance - (631) 874-1251
School Nurse - (631) 874-1270
WFES Library - (631) 874-1276
DASA Coordinators
Keith Fasciana (631) 874-1280
Lorrie Zelin (631) 874-1255
Jeanne Stern (631) 874-1762
Valerie Ennis (631) 874-1286
Social Worker
Jeanne Stern (631) 874-1762
Psychologist
Lorie Zelin (631) 874-1255
School Counselor
Nicole Valente (631) 874-1787
William Floyd Elementary Resources
WF Elementary Re-Opening Plan
WF Elementary Virtual Backpack
WF Elementary School PTO
DASA Form
WF Elementary Title I Compact
WF Elementary Title I Policy
ESSA Title Parent Meeting
ESSA Title Parent Meeting Presentation Video
Accompanying presentation
WF Elementary News
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This page will be updated whenever there is COVID-19 related information to share.
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Please see the information below provided by the Suffolk County Police Department pertaining to the Suffolk County School Bus Camera Safety Program, which will officially begin enforcement on May 1, 2021, with fines up to $250 minimum.
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At the April 20, 2021 budget adoption meeting, the William Floyd Board of Education adopted its proposed budget for the 2021-22 school year, which calls for a 0% (zero percent) tax levy increase. This budget, which maintains all student programs, clubs, sports and other opportunities, is fiscally conservative for residents while providing long-term multi-year sustainability for district operations. The Board of Education has continued to put forth fiscally responsible budgets as evidenced by staying at or below the tax cap limit for the 10th consecutive year (every year during the tax cap era).
