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Business students from H. Frank Carey High School visited the New York Jets for a comprehensive learning experience.
Spartan spirit was high as the Elmont Memorial High School community came out to support its annual Homecoming parade, game and festivities on Saturday, Oct. 12.
In an effort to encourage and motivate students to learn important math concepts through fun activities New Hyde Park Memorial High School students assisted their elementary counterparts at Manor Oaks Elementary School in an exciting Family Math Night.
Sewanhaka High School students and staff, along with Board of Education members, district administrators and visiting community members, came together for the annual homecoming celebration on Oct. 5.
After seeing the media attention surrounding a WWII vet who had a wish to get 100 birthday cards for his 100th birthday, students in Mrs. Doyle’s seventh grade social studies classes at New Hyde Park Memorial High School rose to the challenge.
Floral Park senior Roopanshi Rampal began a new program at Anna’s House in Belmont last summer.
Sewanhaka Central High School District’s Board of Education appointed Dr. Taryn Johnson assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction at its meeting on Sept. 24. She replaces Dr. Kathleen Sottile.
This year, the Sewanhaka High School art department is finding new and creative ways to bring students together while showcasing the importance of art education.
Floral Park Memorial students Anna Craig, Maya Goss, Hammad Izhar and Gwynne Smith were named commended students in the 2020 National Merit Scholarship Program.
H. Frank Carey High School was honored as a New York State School of Excellence at the New York State Eligibility workshop for Nassau County Athletic Administrators at Nassau BOCES on Sept. 20.
Elmont Memorial senior soccer player Nyla Allen was recognized as one of Newsday’s Top 100 female soccer players on Long Island. Congratulations, Nyla!
It was a beautiful day as New Hyde Park Memorial High School students, staff and members of the community celebrated homecoming on Sept. 21.
On Friday, Sept. 13, seventh grade students at New Hyde Park Memorial High School enjoyed Blue and White Night. The event, specifically designed for incoming seventh graders, provides an opportunity for them to meet and celebrate as a class. The theme this year was “Gladiators Go Global.”
H. Frank Carey student Jessica Ringston received an Award of Merit in the Long Island Arts Alliance’s Scholar-Artists Awards program.
New Hyde Park senior Ann Maria John won the Long Island Arts Alliance Scholar-Artist Awards program’s Award of Merit in the visual arts. The program is produced in cooperation with Newsday.
