- Hewlett-Woodmere Public Schools
- Dignity for all Students
Teaching, Learning, and Technology
- Introduction
- Academic Intervention Services
- Curriculum and Instruction Employee Information
- Data Privacy and Security
- Dignity for all Students
- District Professional Development Team
- Environmental Education Field Trip Procedures
- HWPS Parent's Bill of Rights
- Information & Schedules for NYS Tests
- Links to APPR and RtI Plans
- Our Pillars and Policy 0001
- PTA Curriculum Committee
- Reports to the Board of Education
- Shared Decision Making Plan
- Engage NY
- Next Generation Learning Standards Parent Resource
- IT Services for Staff
- Student and Parent Technology Resources and Information
- District Instructional Technology Plan
- Smart Schools Investment Plan
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Dignity for All Students ActThe Dignity for All Student Act (DASA) became effective in New York State on July 1, 2012. DASA provides instruction in civility, citizenship, character education, tolerance, respect for others, and dignity. It combats bullying, harassment and discrimination in public schools and includes awareness and sensitivity in relationships, including individuals of different races, weights, nationalities, ethnicity, religion, mental or physical abilities, sex, sexual orientation, gender identities or expressions.Hewlett-Woodmere Public Schools is in compliance with DASA and has updated all Codes of Conduct and policies in accordance with regulations. As part of DASA, school districts are required to appoint a staff member at each school building to handle all bullying incidents on school property.2022-23 Dignity Act CoordinatorsFranklin Early Childhood Center: Ms. Amy PernickHewlett Elementary School: Mr. Ross CohenOgden Elementary School: Mrs. Elizabeth MurrayWoodmere Middle School: Mr. Colin ThompsonHewlett High School: Mr. Tom Naglieri, Dr. Richard MangeriDistrict: Ms. Amanda Kavanagh