Tuckahoe Elementary School

😎 School’s out for summer! Enjoy it, and we’ll see most of back you in August! To our 5th graders and their families, best wishes on your next chapter!

‘Twas the night before summer break, with a feeling of pride they could not shake. The Year of Tuck came during their Blue Ribbon season; the teachers, students, and families were the reason. From spirit days to smiling faces, this little turtle left his mark in all the best places. One unforgettable chapter, countless memories made, and 5 strong houses that will never fade. 🐢💙💛❤️🧡💜

☀️ Field Day 2026 is officially in the books! 🏃‍♂️ From tug-of-war to the water relay, these kids gave it 110% today. A massive shoutout to our incredible PE teacher, Mr. Seward, for organizing absolute chaos into the best day of the year. You are a rockstar! 🏆

🔎 Yesterday, our 5th graders participated in a scavenger hunt hosted by Ravenchase Adventures! Congratulations to our top 3 teams!

❤️ Tomorrow is Corazon Unity Day! 🐻 Help your child pick out their favorite RED shirt to wear tomorrow as we celebrate compassion!

What an incredible Career Day! 🎤💼 It was so special seeing our students explore the endless possibilities for their futures. We are so grateful to the community members who visited us today, and to our wonderful school counselors for making this event happen seamlessly. Our students are feeling so inspired! 🌟

Hooray! We are so proud to announce that Tuckahoe is officially a Common Sense School for the 2025–26 school year! 🥳🎉 This recognition reflects our deep commitment to our students’ online safety and well-being. A huge thank you to our entire community—families, teachers, and staff—for working together to model healthy digital habits and ensure our students are kind and courageous both online and in real life. 💻✨

🐢 Last night kindergarten students from Mrs. Calhoun’s class represented Tuckahoe at the 14th annual LifeReady exhibition! Kindergarten students learned about our new mascot, Tuck, and decided he needed a home! Students put their research into action, using creative thinking to design and construct the perfect habitats for Tuck, tailored to his every need. They also worked on their communication skills by presenting their learning to others. Way to go!