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The Summer Food Service Program will be feeding students Breakfast and Lunch “Grab & Go” meals for free on Mondays through Thursdays, beginning Tuesday, July 6, 2021, and ending August 26, 2021.
Congratulations to Floral Park Memorial High School junior Seema Sawh who was awarded ninth place in Future Business Leader of America’s National Leadership Conference.
Here are some highlights from the graduation ceremony.
All inquiries for working papers during the summer should be directed to the nurse on staff at New Hyde Park Memorial High School 488-9554. Students may also obtain these documents at each school building Monday to Thursday, from 8:30 am to 11:30 am, from July 6, 2021 – July 29, 2021. After July 29,2021, these documents will only be available at New Hyde Park Memorial High School from 9:00 am to 2:00 p.m. other than Tuesdays.
After our Advanced Placement 2-Dimensional Art and Design students submitted their portfolios to the College Board, they selected a piece of their work for display in our growing AP Studio Art Gallery.
Trumpet members, as well as students from various grades and classes submitted their pieces to help make this year's art and literary magazine an incredible piece!
The music department honored its graduating seniors on June 8. The ceremony included awards from the department itself and the Music Parent Association.
Floral Park Memorial High School valedictorian Jacob Sinanan has been awarded the National Merit Scholarship through SUNY Stony Brook University.
On June 1, Floral Park Memorial High School hosted a College Signing Day for seniors who will be playing sports in college next school year.
The 17th annual Gallery@77 Student Artist Exhibit at the Central Administration Building is honoring 23 talented artists from the district.
On June 3, the Floral Park community came together to celebrate Mrs. Morra, physical education and health teacher here at FPM. One year ago, Mrs. Morra was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. After surgery and 12 rounds of chemotherapy, she was in remission. This past April, the cancer returned and, currently, Mrs. Morra is undergoing treatment at Memorial Sloan Kettering. Students and staff stood with her and walked beside her to demonstrate their support, wearing purple and making donations.
During the annual Week of Change, students at Floral Park Memorial High School were asked to pick a rock from their yard and decorate it with messages that reflect the theme of the week: friendship, unity, acceptance, positive vibes, hope, joy, harmony, balance, resilience and appreciation.
