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Sewanhaka High School invited select seventh- and eighth-graders to the Character Counts Awards ceremony on April 12.
New Hyde Park Memorial seventh-grade classes conducted a mock Board of Education meeting that paralleled events that occurred in the book “Warriors Don’t Cry.”
H. Frank Carey hosted its Science Fair, which featured 34 projects from students in the school’s science research program on April 10.
Members of the Business Honor Society at New Hyde Park Memorial High School used their spring break vacation to help others.
Eleven seventh- and eighth-graders, including junior high research students, recently participated in the Sewanhaka Science Showcase. The competition included wonderful experiments, models, demonstrations and research on a variety of topics.
Sewanhaka High School’s Chieftain staff recently attended Adelphi University’s high school Press Day.
Two Sewanhaka students were recognized in Floral Park Women’s Association annual writing contest.
Congratulations to H. Frank Carey seniors Kerri Conti and Katie Going, who were selected for the February Carey Character Award.
District students in the cosmetology program recently held a fundraiser to benefit the Hearts for Russ Housman and Long Island Trio organizations. Both of these nonprofit organizations work together to improve the quality of lives touched by the miracle of transplantation through education, support, advocacy, organ donation and transplantation awareness. The students raised more than $1,100 by providing hair services and through the sale of T-shirts.
As a culminating activity to the Junior Achievement Finance Park curriculum, the Academy of Finance Class of 2019 visited the “mobile” finance park to participate in a virtual personal budget simulation on April 10.
Thirty-six students from Floral Park Memorial High School went to Floral Park-Bellerose Elementary School to participate in the Junior Achievement High School Hero program on April 10.
The artwork of students Andrew Guaman, Kasia Lewis and Melody Randolph was selected to represent Elmont Memorial High School in the 2018 All-County Exhibit sponsored by the Art Supervisors Association at Farmingdale State College.
Students at Floral Park Memorial High School joined building and district administrators, Board of Education members and local elected officials for a ribbon-cutting of the school’s new auditorium made possible by the passage of the district’s bond referendum.
Students at Floral Park Memorial High School will take the stage in the school version of “Grease” on April 26 at 4 p.m. and April 27-28 at 7 p.m. in the school’s brand-new auditorium.
Approximately 100 students in grades 9-12 volunteered to participate in the American Mathematics Competition administered at New Hyde Park Memorial.
