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The Lawrence School District is considering selling the Number Five School, in Cedarhurst, which has housed the Shulamith School since 2014.

Lawrence to sell the Number Five School in Cedarhurst

For the second time in two years, the Lawrence School District is looking to sell the Number Five School, at 305 Cedarhurst Ave. in Cedarhurst, which has been leased for the past seven years by the Shulamith School for Girls. more

By Jeff Bessen | 11/4/21

After the Lawrence School District allowed Seth Transportation to park its school buses on the Harris Avenue field, this was how it looked on Nov. 9.

Lawrence school bus issue drives resident anger

A problem that arose in late summer has continued to vex a number of Lawrence School District residents as winter nears. Inwood community members who live near the Harris Avenue field, by the Number Four School, remain angry that the recreational area was torn up by roughly 60 Seth Transportation school buses that were parked on the field for more than two months beginning in late August. more

By Jeff Bessen | 12/9/20

The Number Five School in Cedarhurst will be leased by the Lawrence district to the Shulamith School for Girls.

Shulamith School to lease the Number Five School

Last night at the Lawrence School District budget hearing, the Board of Education voted to approve a one-year agreement for $500,000 with a year option to lease the Number Five School in Cedarhurst to the Shulamith School for Girls. more

By Jeff Bessen | 5/6/15

The Lawrence School District held a public meeting on Oct. 29 to hear residents’ comments about the restructuring plan. From left were Deputy Superintendent Dr. Ann Pedersen, Superintendent Gary Schall and Board of Education Trustee Michael Hatten.

Pushback on Lawrence restructuring

After publicly unveiling a restructuring plan that will be implemented next September, Lawrence School District officials found themselves responding to parents’ questions and trying to find an entity to lease the Number Five School. more

By Jeff Bessen | 11/5/14

The Lawrence Board of Education voted to sell the Number Six School for $12.5 million. Trustee Uri Kaufman, center, opposed the agreement. Trustee Abel Feldhamer, left, agreed with Kaufman, while Trustee Dr. David Sussman approved of the sale.

Number Six School sale vote set for March 20

The Lawrence School District moved one step closer to selling the Number Six School on Monday, when Board of Education trustees voted 4-2 to approve the sale to Bronx-based Simone Development Companies, which plans to lease the building to Mt. Sinai Hospital, to be used as a multi-specialty medical practice. more

By Jeff Bessen | 1/16/13

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