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Locust Valley elementary students showcase abilities at annual circus

Bayville Intermediate School fifth graders clowned around at the Circus Night.
Bayville Intermediate School fifth graders clowned around at the Circus Night.
Photo provided by the Locust Valley Central School District

Bayville Intermediate School fifth graders demonstrated their athleticism, attentiveness and teamwork at the annual Circus Night performance on Jan. 30.

With one fewer day to practice their routines due to the Monday snow day, this year’s fifth graders showed an amazing ability to pick up the exciting acts, which ranged from balancing, clowning, hula hooping, diablo stick throwing, juggling and stilting. Throughout the week, students worked with professionals from the
National Circus Project during their P.E. periods.

Organized by the Bayville Elementary Parents Council, this annual tradition helps students discover their ability to achieve incredible feats and coordinate intricate routines with their classmates in a short period of time.

Bayville Intermediate students Masin Stanton, Michael Berglund and Amelia Blough (L. to R.) showed off their balancing skills.
Bayville Intermediate students Masin Stanton, Michael Berglund and Amelia Blough (L. to R.) showed off their balancing skills. Photo provided by the Locust Valley Central School District
Fifth grader Vienna Pellegrini exhibited her hula hooping tricks and skills.
Fifth grader Vienna Pellegrini exhibited her hula hooping tricks and skills. Photo provided by the Locust Valley Central School District
Bayville students Daniel Infante, Art Wouansi, Everett Carfora and Parker Merten (L. to R.) celebrated after a successful show.
Bayville students Daniel Infante, Art Wouansi, Everett Carfora and Parker Merten (L. to R.) celebrated after a successful show. Photo provided by the Locust Valley Central School District