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Five W.T. Clarke High School students, above, in black, from left, Ryan Giannitelli, Brayden Chan, Hailey He, Bernard Kim and Samantha Berrios, played in ‘Meeting Mozart’ alongside Emily Taylor, far left, and Conor Neylon.
W.T. Clarke High School musicians play on Tilles stage
Five W.T. Clarke High School students from the orchestra program got the experience of a lifetime after being chosen to play with a professional theater troupe at the Tilles Center for Performing … more
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Commack High School juniors Amanda Taveras, left, and Allie Schuval signed the song ‘Satisfied,’ from the musical ‘Hamilton,’ at East Meadow High School’s ‘American Sign Language Idol’ on March 23. They were runners-up in the contest.
ASL Idol: A night to remember for all
East Meadow High School hosted its first American Sign Language Idol on March 23, and it was big success. Not only did it bridge the gap between the deaf and hearing community, but it also was a … more
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East Meadow High School’s Spanish Honor Society students recently sold bracelets for the Pulsera Project, an organization that employs artists in Nicaragua and Guatemala and pays them fair wages.
East Meadow High School students sell bracelets for the Pulsera Project
When East Meadow High School Spanish teacher Rebecca Saltzman took over as adviser of the Spanish Honor Society this school year, she had a fundraising idea in mind to show her students the … more
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East Meadow High preparing to host sign language ‘Idol’
Most school districts provide students with an option to take language courses like Spanish, French, or Italian. For East Meadow and Clarke high school students, American Sign Language is an option. … more
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The East Meadow High School Red Cross Club collected supplies for earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria. On Feb. 16, they loaded the supplies into a 15-foot U-Haul to be sent to the Turkish General Consulate in New York City.
EMHS Red Cross Club collects supplies for quake victims
In the wake of the devastating earthquake that ravaged Turkey and Syria, claiming over 40,000 lives, there is a shining light of hope that comes from East Meadow High School, in the form of the Red … more
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East Meadow High School junior Jakub Brachowski checks out Naviance, software for college and career readiness.
Applying to college: students discuss what’s new and what’s not
The college application process can be one of the most stressful tasks for high school seniors. Whether it’s deciding on a college, a major, or navigating the financial aid process, it can seem … more
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Sophomores Alissa Mili, left, and Annabella Lanzer were chosen by school officials to represent East Meadow High School at the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership seminar.
Two East Meadow High School sophomores named leadership ambassadors
Two East Meadow High School sophomores were recently selected to represent their school in an elite national leadership conference. Alissa Mili was chosen as a Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership … more
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Elizabeth Serra, 13, just finished her first season as a kicker and wide receiver for the Woodland Jets football team. She scored 16 points this season for the team.
Football can be anyone’s game
For a long time, football has been a male-dominated sport, but that didn’t deter 13-year-old Elizabeth Serra from following her dream of being a kicker. Now, the Woodland Middle School … more
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East Meadow High School’s varsity and junior varsity volleyball teams played their annual Dig Pink game to raise funds for breast cancer awareness on Oct. 14. This year, the game was dedicated to the memory of EMHS alumna and volleyball player Kerri Hubbard Naples, who died last November of metastatic breast cancer that had spread to her liver.
East Meadow High School plays big for a cure
East Meadow High School’s annual Dig Pink event to raise money breast cancer research was dedicated in the memory of EMHS Class of ’02 alum and volleyball player Kerri Hubbard Naples. Naples … more
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Scientists grapple with the meaning of life. Why should judges?
When faced with controversial topics or questions, our first instinct is almost always to go in search of others’ opinions. more
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