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On April 5, 37 Floral Park Memorial students were inducted into the Business Honor Society.
Floral Park Memorial highlights students and staff members who are unique gems each month.
Congratulations to Floral Park Memorial’s Mock Trial team for their recent win against Hewlett-Woodmere High School at the Nassau County Mock Trial Competition.
Congratulations to Floral Park Memorial senior Meghan McCarthy, who was awarded a scholarship by the Art Supervisors Association.
Sixty-five pairs of gently used eyeglasses were collected by Floral Park Memorial’s Leo Club during the month of February.
Floral Park's Virtual Enterprise team, FACE IT!, conducted its first in-school trade show on March 12, and it was a resounding success.
Come out and support Floral Park Memorial students as they present “Shrek The Musical” on March 28-30 in the school’s auditorium.
Congratulations to Floral Park Memorial’s students who entered the Junior Women’s Club of Bellerose annual poetry and short story contest.
The Floral Park Memorial Art Department and National Art Honor Society adviser Mrs. Susan Lucey hosted the National Art Honor Society induction on Feb. 13. Professional photographer Ms. Gina Minielli served as guest speaker at the event.
The New York State ELA Assessments for grades 7 and 8 will take place on April 2-3, and there will be a two-hour delayed opening for grades 9-12. April 4 is a regular day of school for all students.
The Sewanhaka District Robotics Club received the first-place Rockwell Collins Innovate Award, second-place Motivate Award and third-place Inspire Award at the Long Island regional championships on March 9.
Congratulations to our very talented artist!
Floral Park Memorial students Remsha Arif, Camilla Chronister, Sarah Sepulveda and Rida Shah from Mrs. Lucey’s AP Drawing proudly displayed artwork at the Art League of Long Island’s annual Go APE artist reception, which celebrates exceptional artwork of Advanced Placement art students from Nassau and Suffolk counties.
The Floral Park Memorial Mardi Gras festival is a cultural carnival full of student showcases, fun games and authentic food. Everyone joins together to eat cuisine from around the world and watch performances by fellow classmates.
On Feb. 27, Floral Park’s PEARLS leaders participated in their 4th annual symposium, led by adviser Dr. Cheryl St. John at the Elmont Public Library.
Floral Park Memorial Student Council and Ecology Club members visited seventh- and eighth- grade social studies classes on March 1, with the mission of creating awareness regarding climate change.
Floral Park Memorial Student Council and Ecology Club members visited seventh- and eighth- grade social studies classes on March 1, with the mission of creating awareness regarding climate change.
On Feb. 8, Floral Park Memorial High School was a proud participant in P.S. I Love You Day. P.S. I Love You Day was created by West Islip teenager Brooke DiPalma (who also replied to our Twitter feed!) to combat suicide and depression.
Floral Park Memorial High School students celebrated Black History Month in social studies classes by submitting essays, poems, posters, flyers and short videos.
Congratulations to the Florettes and their seniors for the outstanding year they had at Floral Park Memorial.
The Floral Park Memorial Model UN team and its adviser, Ms. Deborah Francis, attended the Boston Invitational Model United Nation Conference, hosted by Boston University from Feb. 7-10.
Floral Park Memorial highlights students and staff members who are unique gems each month.
Members of the district varsity gymnastics team competed in the Todd Heimer Gymnastics Coaches Invitational Meet on Feb. 9 at North Shore High School.
Congratulations to the Floral Park Memorial’s girls varsity basketball team for defeating Lawrence 58-27.
Floral Park Memorial High School participated in Week of Change in collaboration with Ronald McDonald House of Long Island in December.
Floral Park Memorial hosted its annual Sixth-Grade Activities Fair on Tuesday, Jan. 29 for current sixth-graders and their families.
Sydell Glasser, an art teacher at Floral Park Memorial High School, was one of 14 artists selected to participate in the Heckscher Museum of Art’s Emerging Artist Series.
The Floral Park Memorial High School library received a donation for new lounge furniture.
Floral Park Memorial Business Law students and Future Business Leaders of America members recently traveled to Stamford, Connecticut, to attend a taping of “The People’s Court.”
Floral Park Memorial Future Business Leaders of America members took part in the annual Spring District Meeting at Hofstra University on Jan. 18.
The creative works of district students was proudly displayed at the 15th annual Advanced Visions: High School Artists of Excellence exhibit at the B. Davis Schwartz Memorial Library/S.A.L Gallery at LIU Post from Dec. 11-Jan. 9.
The district Robotics Club competed at the School-Business Partnership of Long Island/Long Island First Tech Challenge Robotics Qualifier at Nassau Community College on Jan. 12.
The District’s Robotics Club competed at the School-Business Partnerships of LI Inc.’s FIRST Lego League robotics qualifier at Lutheran High School on Jan. 6.
Every month, Floral Park Memorial highlights students and staff members who are unique gems.
Floral Park Memorial High School's Student Council in conjunction with the social studies department concluded the annual Island Harvest Holiday Food Drive on Dec. 14.
Congratulations to Floral Park Memorial’s soccer players!
Every month, Floral Park Memorial highlights students and staff members who are unique gems.
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.
Floral Park Memorial boys varsity soccer team players were recognized by Nassau County for their outstanding achievements this season.
With the holiday season upon us, Floral Park Memorial felt there was no better way to show their enjoyment for the spirit of the season than by creating fun door décor for a school competition.
Thirty-six Floral Park Memorial students from grades 9-12 attended the Veterans Stand Down in Freeport, NY on Nov. 20.
The Floral Park Memorial Model United Nations team participated in the William and Mary High School Model UN conference, in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Floral Park Memorial’s Class of 2020 hosted the school’s annual talent show on Nov. 20.
Floral Park Memorial High School’s Leo Club held a coat drive throughout the month of November in conjunction with the Floral Park Lions Club.
The Floral Park Memorial Photography Club, advised by Ms. Cassandra Papajohn-Shaw, visited Centennial Gardens to photograph the 12-acre site, which provided students with many opportunities to create wonderful photographic images.
Floral Park Memorial is pleased to announce Kyle Sahadeo as the Class of 2019 valedictorian and Tara Tam as salutatorian.
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.
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. This year’s theme, Kindness Matters, was exemplified in Danielle’s piece of art.
It was a night chockful of recognition when the Board of Education met for its Oct. 30 meeting.
The Floral Park Marching Knights returned home from another successful competition in Syracuse.
Floral Park Memorial boys varsity volleyball team defeated Calhoun High School on their senior day, 3-1.
Floral Park Memorial female athletes were celebrated during recent athletic events.
Floral Park Memorial is very proud to announce that senior Kenny Espinel is a finalist for the 2018 USA Football Heart of a Giant Award presented by the Hospital for Special Surgery and the New York Giants. Kenny is the week four winner with more than 1,000 votes over other candidates.
The Floral Park Memorial varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders walked with their families and coaches at the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk on Sunday, Oct. 21 at Jones Beach.
The Floral Park Memorial Student Council, advised by Ms. Carolyn Faggioni, held a seventh-grade dance to welcome the school’s new Knights on Oct. 19.
Floral Park Memorial teachers and staff showed their support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month by wearing pink.
On Oct. 13, Floral Park Memorial’s varsity football team played Lynbrook in its senior game at Floral Park Memorial.
Hilarious hijinks and hoops were happening at the Floral Park Memorial gym on Oct. 12 as the world-famous Harlem Wizards took on the fast and furious Floral Park Memorial teachers.
Floral Park Memorial senior Weiting Zhang has been selected as a semifinalist in the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Program.
The Floral Park Memorial High School community enjoyed an amazing homecoming celebration on Sept. 22.
Floral Park Memorial students Arin Budhram, Nasiba Khandaker and Tara Tam have been named Commended Students in the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Program.
The Board of Education appointed Maria Hecht as the new principal of Floral Park Memorial High School. Ms. Hecht most recently served as an assistant principal of New Hyde Park Memorial High School. She replaces Jason Martin, who resigned on Aug. 2.
Floral Park Memorial High School’s Class of 2018 entered the David S. Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex at Hofstra University on June 23 with pride, as the students eagerly anticipated receiving their high school diplomas during the school’s 61st annual commencement exercises.
Congratulations to Floral Park Memorial’s Kelly Marmorowski for being recognized by the Nassau County Softball Coaches Association on June 11.
Congratulations to Floral Park Memorial’s Olivia Vesecky for her first-place finish at the state level of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs for her short story, “Samaritan.”
Congratulations to the Floral Park girls 4x800-meter team for posting a school record of 10:00:90 in the Nassau County meet and earning them first place in the county.
On May 16, Floral Park Memorial R.O.O.T.S. Christian Club, in conjunction with Student Council, held a moving ceremony to commemorate Memorial Day and honor the nation’s fallen heroes.
Congratulations to the Floral Park boys lacrosse team, which defeated Mineola, 7-2, in their senior game.
On May 10, Floral Park Memorial celebrated some of its student-athletes as they signed to play sports in college.
Congratulations to the Floral Park girls lacrosse team as they defeated Bethpage in overtime, 10-9, on Senior Day.
Congratulations to the Floral Park Memorial softball team!
Floral Park Memorial High School hosted the 25th annual Sewanhaka Intra-District Model United Nations Conference on April 14.
Floral Park Memorial students Matthew Kenna, Tyler Palma and Bridget Russell have been nominated by the Broadway Education Alliance to compete for the title of best actor and best actress at The Roger Rees Awards for Excellence in Student Performance on Saturday, May 19 at Pearl Studios in Manhattan.
The Floral Park Memorial PTSA held its annual Reflections Coffeehouse on May 2. This year, the newly formed Creative Writing Club, under the direction of Mr. Dustin Demmers, created an inviting opportunity for students to share their original poetry, short stories and music.
Floral Park Memorial High School students delivered a stellar performance of the school version of “Grease” on April 26-28 in the school’s brand-new auditorium.
Floral Park Memorial High School’s Student Council hosted its annual “3 on 3” Basketball Tournament to benefit our nation’s wounded warriors on April 26.
The Future Business Leaders of America chapter of Floral Park Memorial High School participated in a three-day conference in Binghamton, New York, during the month of April.
Twenty-five students were inducted into the Business Honor Society at Floral Park Memorial High School on April 20.
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.
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.
Congratulations to the following Floral Park Memorial students on their awards from the Junior Women’s Club of Bellerose Writing Contest.
Members of Floral Park Memorial’s Leo Club held a book drive throughout the month of March.
Congratulations to Floral Park Memorial gymnastic coach Katie Mosie, who won the Nassau County Girls Gymnastics Coordinators Award.
Floral Park Memorial’s Mock Trial Team defeated Freeport High School during a competition on Feb. 14.
Floral Park Memorial’s Leo Club sponsored a used eyeglass drive during the month of February.
Floral Park Memorials’ Model UN team of 24 delegates attended the Delaware University Model UN Conference from March 1-4.
Congratulations to Floral Park Memorial’s Alyssa DiLorenzo and Marykate Guerriero for signing to play college athletics this fall.
Floral Park Memorial student-leaders participated and facilitated breakout sessions at the leadership university Your Future-Your Success-Your Social Media, hosted by Incorporated Village of Floral Park trustee Dr. Lynn Pombonyo on Feb. 10.
Floral Park Memorial High School’s Leo Club held its third annual installation ceremony at the school on Feb. 13.
Floral Park celebrated the seniors on the girls varsity basketball team on Feb. 9.
Floral Park Memorial students hosted an Activities Day on Feb. 9 for John Lewis Childs and Floral Park-Bellerose schools’ sixth-graders and their families.
The Floral Park Memorial varsity boys basketball team honored the team’s seniors prior to a game against the Wantagh Warriors on Feb. 7.
Floral Park Memorial FBLA chapter members met with Eastern Region Phi Beta Lambda Vice President Dana Borowski on Jan. 31.
The artwork of 10 district students was featured at the 14th annual Advanced Visions: High School Artists of Excellence exhibit from Dec. 12- Jan. 24 in the B. Davis Schwartz Memorial Library at LIU Post in Brookville.
Several Floral Park Memorial students participated in the Nassau Music Educators Association All-County Festival on Jan. 13-14.
The Floral Park Florettes kickline team performed at a Long Island kickline competition at North Valley Stream High School on Jan. 20.
Floral Park Memorial students participated in 2017-18 PTA Reflections contest.
Student-athletes and coaches from Floral Park Memorial presented the American Cancer Society with $5,217 on Jan. 17.
Floral Park Memorial senior Brian Fox scored his 1,000th point on Jan. 6 against Lawrence High School.
The Virtual Enterprise students from Floral Park Memorial took part in their first-ever Long Island Regional Conference and Exhibition at SUNY Farmingdale on Jan. 9.
Floral Park Memorial recently held its annual Holiday Food Drive for Island Harvest.
Floral Park Memorial’s seventh-grade class saw the movie Wonder on Dec. 13 at Franklin Square Theater.
Floral Park Memorial students offered their holiday wishes and inspirational messages on candy cane cards that will be given to children receiving toys from the Hance Family Foundation this holiday season.
On Dec. 9, the Floral Park Memorial basketball program hosted a Coaches vs. Cancer day against North Shore High School.
Congratulations to Floral Park Memorial students Kiera Boettcher and Christopher McKie for being honored with the New York State Outstanding Physical Education Student Award.
Floral Park Memorial juniors in Gina D’Ammassa’s Spanish IV class constructed replicas of Spanish cities as part of their unit “En La Ciudad.”
Floral Park Memorial World Language teacher and Student Activities Director Gina D’Ammassa received the Teacher Fellowship for Graduate Study award at the Nassau Region PTA’s annual Principal’s and President’s Dinner on Dec. 5.
Members of Floral Park Memorial’s boys soccer team were recognized for their outstanding achievements at the Nassau County Boys High School Soccer Awards Dinner.
Floral Park Memorial’s Leos Club hosted a blood drive at the school on Nov. 14.
In October, H. Frank Carey’s varsity football program teamed up with the Think Pink Club to “Pink Out” for breast cancer awareness.
Floral Park Memorial’s PEARLS leaders attended the Long Island’s Leaders of Tomorrow conference sponsored by Erase Racism on Nov. 10.
The Floral Park Memorial community was invited to witness band director John Smykowski getting his head shaved by Principal Jason Martin on Nov. 21.
Congratulations to Floral Park Memorial senior Kiera Boettcher on signing to attend and play lacrosse at Mercyhurst University in Erie, Pennsylvania, next year.
Floral Park Police Officer John Groshans discussed several Supreme Court cases with the students in Mr. Joseph Funk’s Criminal Justice classes on Nov. 16.
On Thursday, Nov. 16, Floral Park Memorial High School’s art department hosted the Sewanhaka District Art College and Portfolio Night.
Floral Park Memorial’s Future Business Leaders of America members attended this year’s Fall District Meeting at Hofstra University on Oct. 27.
Members of Floral Park Memorial’s Leos Club, under the direction of adviser Kurt Brechtlein, recently participated in the fundraiser Deaf for a Period.
Congratulations to the seniors of the varsity girls volleyball team on their season.
Floral Park Memorial students in grades 7-9 are learning to design and build, thanks to the school’s new FUSE lab.
On Nov. 2, Floral Park Memorial hosted a schoolwide Red-Out Day for the victims of the recent hurricanes. Faculty, staff and students dressed in red from head to toe.
Floral Park Memorial students in Christina Dierlam’s AP World History class participated in a “summit” of world leaders from 1450-1750.
Floral Park Memorial’s varsity football team, cheerleaders and Florettes held Senior Day on Oct. 21.
Floral Park Memorial held its annual Career and Technical Education Expo on Oct. 18.
Congratulations to the seniors of the varsity girls soccer team of Floral Park Memorial High School on their great season.
Floral Park Memorial is proud to announce Sammy Huang and Italia Gorksi as the Class of 2018’s valedictorian and salutatorian.
Floral Park Memorial’s boys varsity soccer team recently enjoyed senior day.
The Floral Park Memorial High School Marching Band competed at Huntington High School on Oct. 1.
Floral Park Memorial students participated in and lent assistance at Liz’s Day on Sept. 30.
Floral Park Memorial hosted a “Red Out Day” on Sept. 29 for the victims of hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria.
Eight graduating seniors from Floral Park Memorial were highlighted in the U.S. News and World Report article “How 8 High School Seniors Got Accepted to College.”
Floral Park Memorial students Jaysen Chery and Grace Nariani were recognized as Noble Knights for demonstrating notable behavior.
Floral Park Memorial students, families, administrators and neighbors gathered for the school’s annual homecoming on Sept. 16.
The Board of Education of the Sewanhaka Central High School District is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Jason Martin as Principal of Floral Park Memorial High School.
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Floral Park Memorial’s R.O.O.T.S. Christian Club members held a brief ceremony in remembrance of the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001.
Floral Park Memorial High School’s Class of 2017 entered the David S. Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex on June 24 with pride as they eagerly anticipated receiving their high school diplomas during the school’s 60th annual commencement exercises.
Members of Floral Park’s National Junior Honor Society, led by adviser Ms. Margaret McBride, recently visited Anna’s House, a childcare center on the grounds of Belmont Racetrack for the children of the backstretch families.
The Leo Club at Floral Park Memorial High School recently ran a successful food/personal-care item drive for Long Island Cares.
Students from Floral Park Memorial's National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society took a trip to John Lewis Childs Elementary School thanks to the Junior Achievement program.
Floral Park Memorial is proud to announce seniors Aideen Gill and Cole Horan as the 2017 Athletes of the Year.
Although it was the hottest day of the year, the SADD students had a great time cleaning up the gardens on May 18 in preparation for the Hance Family Foundation’s Fun Day.
Congratulations to seventh-grader Sabrina Nagle for an amazing accomplishment.
Henley Noel, a respectful, dedicated, focused and diligent senior at Floral Park Memorial was recognized as Most Improved Student.
Floral Park Memorial’s new librarian/media specialist Larissa Simonovski organized a trip to the Apple Store in Manhasset for Mr. Kevin Sullivan’s and Ms. Marisa Metzger’s eighth-grade Integrated Advanced co-teach class.
More than 100 students from Floral Park Memorial got together after school on May 18 to help prepare for the Hance Family Foundation’s Fun Day, which was held on May 20.
Floral Park Memorial junior Lizade Rodriguez represented the school during the Town of Hempstead’s Students in Government Day.
The Floral Park Memorial girls varsity volleyball team was recognized by Senator Elaine Phillips for winning the Nassau County Volleyball Championship on May 19.
Floral Park Memorial, in conjunction with The Vietnam War Veterans Association of Nassau County, collected toiletry items for veterans who are homeless or have other needs.
The PTSA at Floral Park Memorial hosted an incredible breakfast for the faculty and staff on May 3 for Staff Appreciation Day. The breakfast was full of delicious homemade goodies, iced coffee and beautiful décor.
Floral Park Memorial’s lacrosse program is happy and proud to recognize student-athletes who have signed to play lacrosse in college
Floral Park Memorial’s PTSA and members of the English department held a poetry coffeehouse to honor the winners of the annual PTSA Reflections contest on April 25.
Floral Park Memorial eighth-grader Hammad Izhar has advanced to the New York State Science Congress competition. Hammad is one of only 13 students from Long Island who is proceeding to this level.
Floral Park Memorial’s National Junior Honor Society sponsored a clothing drive for Dress for Success in recognition of Women's History Month.
Floral Park Memorial students joined members of the Rotary Club of Floral Park-Bellerose to pack 10,224 meals for local people in need.
Congratulations to Adam Glatzer for being selected as Floral Park Memorial’s Educator of the Year.
Thirty-two students from Floral Park Memorial participated in the Junior Achievement High School Hero Program at Floral Park Bellerose Elementary School on April 20.
Floral Park Memorial Spanish teacher Gina D’Ammassa has been named Teacher of the Month and Athletic Department secretary Maryanne Iaquinta has been named Staff Member of the Month, both for April.
Floral Park Memorial inducted 26 students into the Business Honor Society on April 7 during a special breakfast, which was organized to celebrate their achievements.
Floral Park Memorial celebrated Culture Week and National World Language Week from March 13-17. Each day was dedicated to different activities that honored and embraced the school’s diversity.
Floral Park Memorial freshmen Anna Craig and Ashwin Ghera have received special recognition in The American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese Long Island Chapter’s Design-A-Card Contest.
The district’s art department hosted a reception to honor 23 talented student-artists from the district on March 23.
Floral Park Memorial students participated in Nassau Community College’s annual Honors Program Art Competition on March 18. This year’s theme was “Identity.”
The Floral Park boys varsity lacrosse team hosted Keio Academy in a non-league game on March 25.
Several Virtual Enterprise students from Floral Park Memorial attended a seminar at Sewanhaka High School hosted by Sen. Elaine Phillips on March 18.
Floral Park Memorial’s District Sports Night team was invited to attend a "Breakfast of Champions" hosted by the Booster Club on March 22.
The artwork of Floral Park Memorial senior Sarah Saji was exhibited at the Art Supervisors Association’s 2017 Nassau All-County Art Exhibition at Farmingdale State College on March 12.
Floral Park Memorial High School’s Leo Club held its second annual installation ceremony at the school on March 9. Under the advisory of teacher Mr. Kurt Brechtlein, the club is committed to volunteerism, fundraising and service to the community and school.
And the crowd goes wild! On March 1, Floral Park Memorial’s District Sports Night Team shocked the nation. Well maybe not the nation, but definitely the entire H. Frank Carey High School gymnasium. After nearly 30 years, the curse has been broken and Floral Park was crowned first place champions!
Floral Park Memorial’s Romance Language club presented their annual Mardi Gras event on Feb. 15.
Members of Floral Park Memorial’s boys soccer team were honored at the annual Nassau County awards dinner at the Marriott in Uniondale.
Floral Park Memorial senior Lorenzo Arrindell recently signed a Letter of Intent to play soccer at the University of St. Rose in the fall.
Research indicates that students who participate in extracurricular activities perform better academically. So what better way to get the class of 2023 heading in that direction than to expose the students to the abundance of clubs that Floral Park Memorial has to offer?
Floral Park’s Future Business Leaders of America participation in the Spring District Meeting at Hofstra University on Jan. 20, was an overall success.
Floral Park Memorial juniors Kiera Boettcher and Brian Hamerman participated in the Physical Education Challenge at Adelphi University on Jan. 18.
Floral Park Memorial PEARLS leaders participated in the third annual Leadership Symposium held at the Elmont Library on Jan. 10.
Floral Park Memorial seventh-graders Isabella Castillo, Sabrina Nagle and Andrew Pavlovic presented their iPad experiences to the Board of Education during the Board’s December meeting.
Floral Park Memorial eighth-grader Jacob Sinanan was named winner of the school’s annual junior high spelling bee on Jan. 12. Jacob defeated fellow eighth-grader Jacqueline Kelly with the word "unscrupulous" in the final round.
Floral Park Memorial’s boys lacrosse program is proud to announce that one of its graduating athletes will play at the collegiate level.
Floral Park Memorial seniors Aideen Gill and Daniel Schaeffer received the Nassau Zone Award from the New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance at the Crest Hollow Country Club on Dec. 12
Floral Park Memorial’s Florettes visited residents at The Arbors Assisted Living at Westbury facility on Dec. 13.
Floral Park Memorial concluded its holiday food drive for Island Harvest on Dec. 9.
Hempstead Town Councilman Edward Ambrosino paid a visit to Floral Park Memorial’s Virtual Enterprise and Entrepreneurship students on Dec. 6. The councilman shared his experiences in the business world and stressed the importance of a stellar work ethic.
Floral Park Memorial physical education teacher Steve Savino and school registrar Patricia McCallum have been named November’s Teacher of the Month and Staff Member of the Month.
Floral Park Memorial's athletic teams received the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Award of Excellence for their exemplary display of sportsmanship, ethics and integrity during competition. Congratulations to all players and coaches.
Students at Floral Park Memorial helped decorate the Recreation Center at Belmont Park on Nov. 26.
Students from Floral Park Memorial High School’s Virtual Enterprise program took part in their first Business and Entrepreneurship Leadership Conference at Long Island University on Nov. 9.
Floral Park Memorial English teacher Kaitlyn Mosie received the Gazzola Fellowship Award at the Nassau Region PTA Presidents-Principals Dinner on Nov. 21.
Floral Park Memorial’s Model United Nations team recently traveled to Williamsburg, Virginia to compete at the College of William and Mary’s Model UN Conference.
Members of Floral Park’s Future Business Leaders of America joined other districts students at Sewanhaka Central High School District’s FBLA Induction Dinner Dance on Nov. 2.
Floral Park Memorial’s Junior Lions club held its second annual blood drive in conjunction with Long Island Blood Services on Nov. 15.
Floral Park Memorial is pleased to announce Luke de Armas as valedictorian and Aideen Gill as salutatorian of the Class of 2017.
