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William Floyd Learning Center

Launched in 2017, the William Floyd Learning Center is an alternative elementary school program that serves approximately 80 elementary-aged students (kindergarten through fifth grade) in need of a more intensive building-wide management system and a smaller student-to-teacher ratio. The William Floyd Learning Center is committed to developing young scholars with active and creative minds to become compassionate and caring life-long learners. Through positive behavioral supports and rigorous classroom instruction we will stress the total development of each scholar: socially, emotionally and academically.

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Right to left: William Floyd Learning Center Principal Gary Bretton and Assistant Principal Lisa Tanturri.

William Floyd Learning Center
111 Lexington Road, Suite 2
Shirley NY, 11967
Grades K-5 (9:15am - 3:33pm)

WF Learning Center Principal 
Gary Bretton (631) 874-1607

Assistant Principal
Lisa Tanturri (631)-874-1391

WF Learning Center Numbers
Main Office – (631) 874-1718
Fax – (631) 874-1835
Nurse – (631) 874-1914

Psychologist
Skandal Delince  (631) 874-1807
Dr. Richard Kimmerling (631) 874-1982

DASA Coordinators
Gary Bretton (631) 874-1607
Lisa Tanturri (631)-874-1391
Skandal Delince  (631) 874-1807

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Elementary School Virtual Backpack

William Floyd’s Virtual Backpack is a one-stop resource for events and offerings from school/community organizations. This backpack is focused on elementary schools only.

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Music Department 42nd Annual Faculty Scholarship Concert Raises $4,500 for Student Scholarships

The William Floyd School District Music Department recently hosted its 42nd annual faculty scholarship concert! The concert featured music educators from across the district volunteering their time to team up and perform hit songs from yesterday and today in front of a high school auditorium filled with cheering spectators! This longstanding tradition helps raise money for William Floyd seniors who are seeking to continue their music education at the collegiate level. Through ticket sales and the many gift card raffles that took place at the concert, the music department raised approximately $4,500 for student scholarships!

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