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The Floral Park Memorial Florettes collected teddy bears to donate to Fairfield University’s Teddy Bears with Love Drive.
Floral Park Memorial High School is proud to announce that senior Shane Palma has been named a semifinalist in the Coca-Cola Scholars Program.
Congratulations to H. Frank Carey seniors Erin Mehr and Mark Spano for being recognized by the New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance as Nassau Zone award recipients.
Floral Park Memorial boys varsity soccer team players were recognized by Nassau County for their outstanding achievements this season.
New Hyde Park Memorial is proud to recognize Aisha Abdelhamid and Nicole Joseph as the Class of 2019’s valedictorian and salutatorian.
District cosmetology students were given the opportunity to participate in a job shadow and mentoring program on Nov. 15.
The New Hyde Park Memorial Model United Nations team competed at the Rutgers University Model UN conference held in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Thirty-six Floral Park Memorial students from grades 9-12 attended the Veterans Stand Down in Freeport, NY on Nov. 20.
On Nov. 16, more than 400 students, faculty members, families and community members celebrated the annual International Night at Sewanhaka High School.
The Academy of Finance program is hosting an informational session for district eighth-grade students and their families on Dec. 5, at 7 p.m., at New Hyde Park Memorial.
New Hyde Park Memorial donated to the Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Support Program. The $3,200 donation was raised through the numerous fundraising activities that were part of New Hyde Park’s 2018 Pink October Program.
Congratulations to the Sewanhaka Model UN team on an amazing weekend in New York City at the New York University Model United Nations Conference.
Sewanhaka High School senior Joel Bossous and Class of 2019 valedictorian Amrita Shah have been named semifinalists in the Coca-Cola Scholars program, which recognizes high school seniors for academic excellence, community leadership and their desire to make the world a better place.
Elmont Memorial High School counselors Doris Jean, Coleen Lucey and Nina Lyon trained 23 students to become Elmont peer educators on Nov. 17.
