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Get involved in the school budget process
Now that we’ve flipped the calendar, our local school officials will soon start getting into the nitty-gritty of budget planning for the 2012-13 school year. more
The Lawrence Board of Education is holding nearly twice as many meeting this school year compared to last year. Board President Dr. Asher Mansdorf has also offered to meet in residents’ homes to facilitate better relations with the community.
Returning to the business of education
Beginning with the organizational meeting on July 5, the Lawrence Board of Education has meetings scheduled for every month through the 2011-`12 school year except for May. This is a huge change from last school year when only six meetings were scheduled. more
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The Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education has added more information to its home page on the district’s website in an effort to improve communications.
Updating their Internet profile
In order to improve communication with residents and to let them know what they missed at meetings, the Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education has added an array of information to its home page on the district’s website. more
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Lawrence School District adopts budget
Five weeks after unveiling its draft budget the Lawrence School District adopted its proposed budget at Tuesday’s Board of Education meeting. more
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Residents: Get your calculators out
While the state mandated that all school district budget votes be on the same day in May, it never required school district to change the date of their public budget hearings. more
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Lawrence School District Deputy Superintendent Gary Schall addressed residents about the draft budget and related issues at the Feb. 15 Board of Education meeting.
Lawrence retools administrative responsibilities
Familiar faces will not only be in their regular positions, but will be up to their elbows in new responsibilities as the Lawrence School District has several administrators doing more than one job as a cost-saving measure. more
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Another round of layoffs in District 15
For the third time in seven months, the Lawrence School District plans to lay off staff. Twenty-seven hall monitors, clerical and grounds crew employees were notified on Dec. 6 that their positions could be eliminated as early as Dec. 31 as a cost-saving measure, pending Board of Education and Nassau County Civil Service Commission approval. more
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The Five Towns Community Center on Lawrence Avenue in Lawrence has lost $98,000 in funding from the Lawrence School District, and three employees will lose their jobs.
Community center loses district funding
Though the Lawrence School District has cut $98,000 from its budget that was allocated to the Lawrence-based Five Towns Community Center, Deputy Superintendent Gary Schall said that the district is “very, very committed” to the center. more
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Geoffrey Touretz was suspended from his job as Lawrence High School principal last month.
Recommendation expected on Touretz
Though Lawrence Superintendent Dr. John Fitzsimons has said he would soon have a recommendation for the Board of Education regarding suspended high school Principal Geoffrey Touretz, Fitzsimons does not expect to share it with the public at next Tuesday’s board meeting. more
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Lawrence Superintendent Dr. John Fitzsimons says there is a plan to improve the high school’s academic standing.
LHS cited for lack of progress
Lawrence High School has been placed on the New York State Education Department’s “needs improvement” list, as 35 special-education students did not meet the state’s mandated standard in math. more
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