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Hewlett High School sophomores Benjamin Zelikoff, left, Deniz Artan and Darsh Chavre advanced to the New York State Science Congress Competition with their research project on the properties of silver, which they presented at the 2024 Long Island Science Congress Competition.
Hewlett High School sophomores reach state science congress finals with silver research
Three Hewlett High School sophomores, Deniz Artan, Darsh Chavre, and Benjamin Zelikoff, make waves at the State Science Congress Competition with their groundbreaking research on silver's impact on plant cells, aiming for another win as they head to Syracuse for the finals. more
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Incumbent Lawrence Board of Education Trustee Heshy Blachorsky, left, won re-election after defeating challenger Ilyassha Shivers. Sitting Trustee Abel Feldhamer, right, was unopposed.
Lawrence school district budget passes, Trustee Heshy Blachorsky re-elected
The Lawrence school district budget of $101.99 million was passed and two incumbent trustees were re-elected on May 21. more
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First-time Board of Education candidate Meredith King gained a Hewlett-Woodmere board seat and incumbent Trustees Francois Tenenbaum and Judy Menashe were re-elected as all three ran unopposed.
Hewlett-Woodmere school district budget passes
The Hewlett-Woodmere school district budget of $138 million was approved on May 21. more
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As part of P.A.L. Day Nassau/Suffolk Police Activity League Hewlett Lacrosse athletes attended Hewlett High School’s varsity lacrosse game against Floral Park Memorial High School. Second-grader Jake Baumel who plays goalie with Hewlett High junior goalie Daniel Lankri.
Five Towns lacrosse collaboration builds community bonds and mentorship at P.A.L. day
A lacrosse collaboration in the Five Towns fosters mentorship and community bonds between Nassau/Suffolk Police Activity League (P.A.L.) players and Hewlett High School varsity athletes, promoting skill development and lasting relationships. more
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Yeshiva Darchei Torah’s new mesivta beis medrash will feature 15 new classrooms. Above, a rendering of the classroom design.
Expansion underway for Yeshiva Darchei Torah in Far Rockaway
Yeshiva Darchei Torah in Far Rockaway is expanding with two new buildings, a study hall and a dormitory, to accommodate its growing enrollment and enhance educational facilities. more
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Chris Collier, a Lawrence High School alumnus, signed an undrafted-free-agent contract with the Baltimore Ravens after impressing scouts at an NFL Pro Day at Temple University on March 25.
From Lawrence High to the NFL
Lawrence High School graduate Chris Collier signs with Baltimore Ravens as an undrafted free agent, overcoming setbacks to pursue his NFL dream, showcasing talent recognized since high school, with preparations for NFL training camps underway. more
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Judy Menashe
Voting for trustees, school and library budgets, May 21
Get insights into the upcoming elections for the Hewlett-Woodmere school district and public library, featuring incumbent trustees and new candidates, alongside budget proposals and community engagement initiatives. more
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Ariana Watson believes her involvement in STEM academic and extracurricular activities earned her a nomination for the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program. In 2023, Ariana, left, and her friend Doaa Adam participated in the Summer Academy for Math and Science.
Lawrence High School senior vies for national honor
Follow Lawrence High School senior Ariana Watson's journey as a semifinalist in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program, highlighting her exceptional academic achievements, STEM involvement, and community contributions, paving the way for her promising future in mechanical engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. more
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Herald file photo The Lawrence school district is one of 16 districts of the 50 across Nassau County that do not offer late buses for its students. Above, Independent Coach is one of the bus companies Lawrence uses to transport students.
Want a late bus? Not in Lawrence school district
Some Nassau County school districts lack late buses, sparking debate over budget allocation and student accessibility. more
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Nathaniel Blumenthal Lazan, left, David Lazan, Marion Blumenthal Lazan, Michele Hochhauser, Debbie Habshoosh were a part of the pebble garden dedication ceremony, honoring Marion’s legacy as a Holocaust survivor and speaker.
Pebbles, once again, symbolize a Holocaust survivor’s tale
Woodmere Middle School students honor Holocaust survivor with pebble garden dedication ceremony, inspired by her book "Four Perfect Pebbles," emphasizing the importance of remembrance and education. more
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