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Senior Mitch Kozak made Floral Park Memorial history during a varsity boys lacrosse game against Seaford High School on April 16.
On April 12, the seventh graders at Sewanhaka High School traveled to the One World Trade Center Observatory.
H. Frank Carey seventh grade class anthologies, “The World Ahead of Us” and “The Rise of a New Generation” have been selected as winners in the Walt Whitman Birthplace Association annual Poetry Contest.
The artwork of New Hyde Park Memorial senior Carol Sung was selected to be in this year’s “Long Island’s Best Young Artists 2019” exhibit at the Heckscher Museum of Art in Huntington.
Floral Park Memorial sophomore Jake Goldberg and senior Natalia Asitimbay were named winners in the Students Building Bridges Award sponsored by the Nassau County Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) program.
H. Frank Carey High School held its annual Science Fair on March 28.
On April 4, Sewanhaka High School invited select seventh and eighth graders to the Character Counts Awards Ceremony.
Approximately 100 students from grades 9 through 12 volunteered to participate in the American Mathematics Competition administered at New Hyde Park Memorial.
Several students from the district received a special surprise from the New York Islanders on April 8. Among those surprised were Elmont Memorial’s Odgen Toussant and Sewanhaka High School students and brothers Christopher Ferrara and Daniel Ferrara.
On April 5, 37 Floral Park Memorial students were inducted into the Business Honor Society.
On Saturday, March 30, students from Elmont Memorial’s, Floral Park Memorial’s, H. Frank Carey’s, New Hyde Park Memorial’s and Sewanhaka High School’s Model United Nations teams came together for the 26th annual Sewanhaka Intra-District Model United Nations Conference.
H. Frank Carey students Nicholas Giacalone and Clare Schwarzenberg were named Seniors of the Month for March.
After reading “Warriors Don’t Cry,” a memoir written from the point of view of one of the Little Rock Nine (pioneers in the integration of public high schools throughout the nation), seventh grade New Hyde Park Memorial students reenacted a Board of Education meeting that would have taken place during the civil rights era.
H. Frank Carey senior Paul Murdoch and eighth grade volunteer Daniel Jeremias gave a tour and demonstration of the school library’s makerspace to local sixth graders, so they can develop STEM skills when they start at Carey next year.
Brian Messinger, coordinator of classroom instructional technology and student achievement, was recognized by Apple for the Apple Distinguished Educators Class of 2019.
