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The district held its annual reorganization meeting on July 9 at Sewanhaka High School, where one new member was welcomed aboard.
With regrets, at its July 9 Reorganization Meeting the Board of Education unanimously voted to approve the retirement of Superintendent of Schools Dr. Ralph Ferrie.
Members of H. Frank Carey’s senior class along with their family members and friends celebrated their commencement at the David S. Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex at Hofstra University on June 24.
New Hyde Park Memorial’s Class of 2018 completed their high school experience when they took hold of their diplomas at their commencement ceremony on June 25.
Members of Elmont Memorial High School’s Class of 2018 entered the school’s 61st annual commencement on June 24 filled with emotion as they readied to embark on a new chapter.
Members of Sewanhaka High School’s Class of 2018 joined for one last time as they bid a heartfelt farewell to their alma mater and looked forward to new beginnings at the school’s annual commencement ceremony on June 23.
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.
The district’s Career Technical Education Department held its National Technical Honor Society Induction on June 6.
Sewanhaka High School’s Joel Bossous Jr. competed in the Theodore Roosevelt Oratorical competition and placed first.
Sewanhaka High School junior Justin Saccone spent the year raising money for new benches at the high school as part of his Eagle Scout project. Justin is a member of Elmont Boy Scouts Troop 294.
Student-artists at H. Frank Carey made artwork for The Memory Project. The nonprofit organization donates portraits created by art students to youth around the world who have faced substantial challenges.
The Academy of Finance celebrated its 28th annual Graduation Dinner held on June 13 at The Inn at New Hyde Park. The evening began with Christine Teetz, Academy of Finance program manager of New Hyde Park Memorial High School, introducing the guest speakers, advisory board members, administrators and faculty.
H. Frank Carey’s Go-Green Club collected bottle caps – many of which do not get recycled and end up in a landfill – and made a Carey Seahawk mural.
