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On Nov. 6, 11 members of Floral Park Memorial’s PEARLS joined with their Elmont counterparts and participated in Black Solidarity Day, hosted by Adelphi University.
Congratulations to senior Luis Mavarez for being honored with the October Carey Character Award.
Elmont Memorial High School was invited to participate in the Virtual Enterprise Business and Entrepreneurship Leadership Conference at Long Island University on Oct. 19.
Floral Park Memorial’s Leos Club recently hosted a blood drive at the school on Nov. 1.
PEARLS leaders would like to extend a very special thank-you to Dr. Christine Plackis for leading them in an hour of yoga.
Congratulations to Floral Park Memorial eighth-grader Danielle Krapf, who was selected as the school’s winner of the Lions International Peace Poster Contest, sponsored by the Floral Park Lions Club.
District students participated in the New York State School Boards Association’s 2018 Annual Convention and Education Expo in New York City on Oct. 26.
Seven members of the New Hyde Park chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America and the chapter co-adviser Dina Bostrom attended the 2018 District 1N/1S Fall District meeting on Oct. 26 at Hofstra University.
On Oct. 31, Promoting Academics Through Life Skills students participated in H. Frank Carey’s traditional joint project with Mr. Michael Cartolano’s Digital Design 2 classes, where the Digital Design students “digitally” dressed the PALS students in the costume of their choosing.
New Hyde Park Memorial Family, Career and Community Leaders of America’s gourmet officers taught their peers how to pipe and frost a cupcake.
It was a night chockful of recognition when the Board of Education met for its Oct. 30 meeting.
Sewanhaka’s Future Business Leaders of America attended the Fall District Meeting at Hofstra University on Oct. 26.
Sewanhaka High School students participated in Know Your Classmates Day on Oct. 26 as part of Beyond Differences’ national program designed to lift up all students, allow them to be seen for who they are and to feel a sense of belonging.
Sewanhaka High School junior Bryan Joseph worked on a courtyard beautification project in one of the inner Sewanhaka courtyards for his Eagle Scout project.
Congratulations to H. Frank Carey special education teacher Marissa Cusa for being accepted as a New York State Master Teacher. Ms. Cusa earned her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Science in adolescence mathematics education and special education from Molloy College.
