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Transporting children safely to and from school is the primary focus of The New York Association for Pupil Transportation’s Nassau Chapter.

Aimed at keeping transportation officials up to date on the latest legislation about school bus safety, the New York Association for Pupil Transportation (NYAPT) is comprised of members who pride themselves in putting safety first and educating motorists in the process. more

By Ann E. Friedman | 4/3/13

Franklin Early Childhood Center Principal Bonnie Epstein handed out food at the community dinner.

Hewlett-Woodmere school community bonds over ad hoc event [Photo gallery]

Marjorie Tannenbaum, the nurse at the Franklin Early Childhood Center in the Hewlett-Woodmere School District had an idea to lift the spirits of the community after Hurricane Sandy. more

11/21/12

Dina M. Anzalone, the Hewlett-Woodmere School District's director of curriculum and assessment, is the new principal of Ogden Elementary School.

New principal for Ogden Elementary School

Dina M. Anzalone has been appointed the new principal of Ogden Elementary School. Anzalone was officially approved by the Board of Education at its monthly meeting on March 28. She will succeed Joan Biringer-Haig, who is retiring. more

3/29/12

Special education students from Ogden Elementary School will be transferred to Hewlett Elementary School, left, next school year.

Consolidating classes and upgrading student services

Several changes are in store for special education students, teachers and support staff in the Hewlett-Woodmere School District for the 2012-13 school year as Ogden Elementary School students will be moved to Hewlett Elementary and a life skills class is being added to the high school. more

JEFFREY BESSEN | 3/29/12

At Hewlett-Woodmere’s March 22 budget forum, Hewlett resident Howard Goldstein asked how the state’s mandated 2 percent tax cap would affect the school district.

Hewlett-Woodmere unveils tentative 2012-13 budget

Although Hewlett resident Howard Goldstein’s two sons have graduated from high school and no longer attend the Hewlett-Woodmere School District, he decided to come to the budget forum on March 22. Goldstein was curious about how the state’s new 2 percent tax-levy cap would affect the district’s spending plan for 2012-13. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 3/29/12

Hewlett students spring into busy mod

Midterms have passed, winter break ended and March is here, and Hewlett High School has never been busier. Though students were upset that the recent vacation ended so suddenly, everyone swung back into full action last week. more

EMILY HAGEN | 3/8/12

Thomas Naglieri was selected to be a new assistant principal at Hewlett High School. From left, Naglieri, Hewlett High School Assistant Principal Al Bauer and Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education Vice President Stephen Witt.

A familiar face in a new place

Though Thomas Naglieri will replace Hewlett High School Assistant Principal Eileen Mahoney on July 1, he’s no stranger to the Hewlett-Woodmere School District. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 3/1/12

To pare its salary and benefit costs, the Hewlett-Woodmere School District offered its top administrators — with at least 10 years in the district — an incentive to retire.

Hewlett-Woodmere offers retirement incentive to cut costs

Directors, principals, assistant principals, chairpersons, guidance counselors, psychologists and social workers with at least 10 years in the Hewlett-Woodmere School District were offered 40 percent of their final year’s salary if they retire at the end of the 2011-’12 or 2012-’13 school years. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 2/2/12

The Hewlett-Woodmere School District headed by Superintendent Dr. Joyce Bisso is seeking to save money by offering a retirement incentive to its more veteran administrators.

Hewlett-Woodmere offers retirement incentive

Due to the financial constraints of the current economic climate and the state’s 2 percent tax levy cap, the Hewlett-Woodmere School District is seeking to lessen its fiscal burden by offering its veteran administrators and principals an incentive to retire. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 1/26/12

Lawrence Schools Superintendent Gary Schall considers No Child Left Behind a flawed unfunded mandate that states couldn't afford to implement properly.

No Child Left Behind waivers sought

As New York State considers adopting waivers for requirements to the federal government’s No Child Left Behind law, which funds programs to improve performance in American schools, school districts in the Five Towns said the law hurt them more than it helped. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 10/13/11

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