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Kealys Vargas and her personal shopper, June Cadel, looked at winter hat at the NCJW Back 2 School store.
NCJW store gets kids ready for school [Photo gallery]
The annual Back 2 School store, sponsored by the Peninsula and South Shore sections of the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW), took place at Temple Am Echad in Lynbrook last Sunday. more
“Contrasts in E Minor” composed by Francis Feese was performed by Ben Colbin, left, and Arik Slepyan at Open Mic night.
Opening the mic, turning on their talents [Photo gallery]
More than 40 performers recited poetry, played music or displayed their artwork at the annual Open Mic night on March 21 hosted by Vintage, a student literary arts club, at Hewlett High School. more
Before the First Tech Challenge qualifiers got underway, Roboboogie from Hewlett High School made some last minute adjustments.
Home cooking good for Hewlett High School [Photo gallery]
Hewlett High School hosted the NYC/Long Island First Tech Challenge Qualifier robotics tournament on Jan. 19. Home cooking was good for Hewlett as all three of its team, Bionica, Innovo and Roboboogie advanced to the regional championship at NYU/Poly on March 8. more
Schools are scheduled to open on Wednesday in the Hewlett-Woodmere School District, but remain closed in the Lawrence district.
Hewlett-Woodmere to reopen Wednesday, Lawrence says student safety is a top priority
Hewlett-Woodmere School District will reopen for classes on Wednesday, officials said. However, Lawrence Superintendent Gary Schall said the district remains closed. The Number Four School School and the high schools have power, he said. more
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In Shirley Warren’s second grade class students wrote paragraphs after reading about Rev. Martin Luther King. From left were Ryan Vairo, Makyla Samule, and Warren.
Number Five School remembers Rev. Martin Luther King [Photo gallery]
Every class at the Number Five School took the time last week remembering the life of slain civil rights leader Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. more
At the first ever Long Island Roborally, the Innovo team from Hewlett High School practiced with their 5477 creation. From left, Nick Belluccia, Drew Beller, Ben Epstein, and Tyler Bershad.
Robot teams scrimmage at Hewlett High School [Photo gallery]
The inaugural Long Island Roborally a First Tech Challenge scrimmage and workshop was held at Hewlett High School last Sunday. more
At the Inwood Buccaneer Athletic Club pep rally at the Number Two School on Sept. 7, two groups of cheerleaders displayed their pyramid-making talents.
Cheering on the Inwood Buccaneers [Photo gallery]
The Inwood Buccaneer Athletic Club held its annual pep rally at the Number Two School in Inwood on Sept. 7. more
Zach Gates and Sophie Maskin perform at the Friend-Raiser.
Making music, forming bonds [Photo gallery]
Over the past year-and-a-half, Hewlett High School junior Matthew Tinkleman has worked to organize the first-ever Friend-Raiser event, which took place last Sunday at Hewlett High School. more
Hewlett High school’s class of 2012 danced the night away at the prom at the Lawrence Yacht and Country Club.
Macy Estate hosts Hewlett’s pre-prom party [Photo gallery]
The Ellman’s, Dari and Allan, the parents of Trevor Ellman, hosted Hewlett High School’s class of 2012 pre-prom party at the family’s home on Veeder Drive in Hewlett Bay Park. more
HASC students got to lay down on an ambulance gurney.
Making friends with the firefighters [Photo gallery]
Firefighters from two Five Towns fire departments — Woodmere and Meadowmere Park — and approximately 150 pre-school to fourth grade Hebrew Academy for Special Children (HASC) became better acquainted at the Woodmere school’s annual Firemen are our Friends Day on May 29. more
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