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State Sen. Todd Kaminsky visited the home of Hewlett High School student Lawrence Froymovich to present him with the New York State Senate Student Stars Award.

Kaminsky honors Five Towns 'student stars'

Seven high school students attending Five Towns area schools were recognized by State Sen. Todd Kaminsky (D-Long Beach) as “student stars” for their academic achievements. The Five … more

By Matthew Ferremi | 6/18/20

Nine Hewlett High School sophomores sent a virtual thank you message to first responders as part of State Sen. Todd Kaminsky's ‘Project Gratitude’ initiative.

Hewlett High School students send virtual thank you message to first responders

Nine Hewlett High School students showed their appreciation for first responders with a virtual thank you message. The Sophomore students sent a video message to healthcare workers, first … more

By Matthew Ferremi | 5/19/20

Hewlett High School sophmores Kira Grossman, left, and Julia Klayman, right, research work on the the Women's Suffrage movement was acknowledged by the New York History Fair.

Hewlett-Woodmere students recognized for history research work

Hewlett High School and Woodmere Middle School students are being recognized for their work in historical research. Junior students Julia Klayman and Kira Grossman placed second in the New York … more

By Matthew Ferremi | 5/12/20

Hewlett resident and SUNY Binghamton senior Carly Fisher created Rad Grad Creations as a way to honor fellow graduates.

Hewlett resident Carly Fisher creates her own business

A college senior who is a Hewlett resident decided to make the best of her time during the coronavirus pandemic by creating a business that she hopes will help cheer up college graduates. Carly … more

By Matthew Ferremi | 5/7/20

Hewlett High School freshman Lily Cohen said she has made hundreds’ of ‘Get Well’ cards to Covid-19 patients.

Hewlett High School students write get well cards to Covid-19 patients

Despite school buildings in the Five Towns and across New York being closed through the end of the school year because of the coronavirus pandemic, a few Hewlett High School students have found a way … more

By Matthew Ferremi | 5/4/20

Taking stock of what matters amid coronavirus

On March 16, the life of every student at Hewlett High School was drastically changed. That Monday was the first day of distance learning for students through a mandatory two-week closure period in … more

By Rachel Miller | 3/26/20

Hewlett High School robotics team Roboboogie. From left were Nicholas Inglima, Peter Getsin, Russell Lipsky, Addison Star, Rachel Poutre, Vicky Evola, Alex Tang, Gina Carrillo, Alessondro Bordone, Avikar Khakh, Alice Fried, Daylin Layne and Yoni Sheerit.

Bonding and solving real-world problems with Hewlett High School robotics

The Hewlett High School robotics team Roboboogie meets every Friday for six hours to prepare and discuss its plans for the season. Divided into … more

By Aidan Warshavsky | 3/26/20

Hewlett High School seniors and juniors played a hotly contested game of European handball at the Battle of the Classes competition on Feb. 28.

Hewlett seniors win Battle of the Classes

Hewlett High School’s Battle of the Classes (formerly Sports Night) could have been called battle of the decades as the seniors who represented the 2000s won the Feb. 28 competition against the juniors — the 1990s, sophomores — the 1980s and freshmen — the 1970s. more

By Jeff Bessen | 3/12/20

Hewlett-Woodmere staff representing the district’s five schools who played in the second annual volleyball tournament.

Volleyball fun raises $1,900 for Hewlett High School senior class

The second annual Hewlett-Woodmere public schools staff volleyball championship at Hewlett High School on Feb. 27 included tough competition and fun, according to those who attended and the staff from the district’s five schools... more

By Jeff Bessen | 3/5/20

Spiriting toward an activity-packed Battle of the Classes

On the first Monday after February break, the mood among students is not commonly one of excitement. more

By Rachel Miller | 2/27/20

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