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Mepham senior Wendy White, left, with her mother Kelsey, her father Michael and her siblings Kaylee, 9, Kevin, 10, and Sean, 14.
Mepham Class of 2017 leaves behind a legacy
Madison Uzwy had community on her mind when she spoke at the 79th commencement of Mepham High School on June 25. more
Rachel Jozwik, 2017 valedictorian at Mepham High School.
Mepham valedictorian makes the most of her time
Juggling equal passions for science and the arts, Mepham High School’s 2017 valedictorian, Rachel Jozwik, said she made careful use of her years in school, but was still surprised by the honor. more
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Max Perry, Emily Fontanetta, Emily Garone, Jake Dougherty, all seniors at Mepham High School, will be presenting their final show on May 19 at 7 p.m. in the school’s auditorium.
A smile and a song at Mepham’s Disney Senior Revue
Coming fresh off their run of “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” the seniors of Mepham High School’s Skull and Bones drama club are ready to put a little “faith, trust, and pixie dust” into their very last show. In honor of their final performance together, the seniors have opted to showcase an array of classic and modern Disney songs. more
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The machine pictured allowed Sydnee Donnelly, a sophomore at Mepham High School, right, to experience what it is like to be in a car crash.
Mepham students experience impaired driving simulator
Mepham High School students participated in an array of immersive activities that dealt with impaired driving during the school’s Arrive Alive Tour event. more
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Mepham seniors Owen Haeseker, left, Mark Novak, Michael Valentino, Jeremy Lissade and Davin Jones, not pictured, will be playing football next year at the schools of their choice. They are here with Anthony Cracco, the school’s head varsity football coach, dean and athletic coordinator.
Mepham sees highest number of alumni football players
As of next year, Mepham High School will have 13 alumni from its football team who have continued to play in college— the school’s highest number in over 10 years, according to Anthony Cracco, the school’s head varsity football coach, dean and athletic coordinator. more
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David Seinfeld, a longtime educator, and current assistant superintendent for instruction in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District, will step down at the end of the school year.
A changing of the guard at Bellmore-Merrick schools
David Seinfeld, assistant superintendent for instruction in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District, paused and let slip a tear when asked what he would miss the most after he retires at the end of the school year. more
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Joe Lavruyere was one of many who had their “locks chopped” as part of the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District’s fundraiser for the St. Baldrick’s foundation on March 22.
Central students shave it all for a cause
Two schools in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School district hosted fundraisers for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation this March, raising a total of $74,000. The children’s cancer research foundation is known worldwide for its events in which participants raise money and have their heads shaved. more
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Edward Grosskreuz, Director. Alaina Ciorra, Robbie Commisso, Sam Pepe, Mike Pioli and Melissa Ponton, 12, spoke with the Herald about their upcoming spring musical.
Singing, dancing seniors take a final bow
Wellington C. Mepham High School’s Skull and Bones Club is set to perform their spring musical, “Thoroughly Modern Millie” for the 2016-2017 school year, directed by Edward Grosskreuz. This highly anticipated event is just one of the many shows that the club puts on every year, and their last of this school year. more
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Sanford H. Calhoun High School
Three Central District schools make NY's top public schools list
John F. Kennedy, Sanford H. Calhoun and Wellington C. Mepham High Schools have all been named to Niche.com’s list of the 100 best public schools in New York. more
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Calhoun completes sweep of Mepham
Much like it did six nights earlier, Calhoun busted out to a big lead against rival Mepham on Feb. 1 and rode a balanced effort to maintain the top spot in Nassau Conference AA/A-III boys’ basketball with a 54-47 victory. more
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