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Hewlett High School seniors Justin Ng and Winnie Wu were recognized as Regeneron Science Talent Search scholars.
Hewlett High School seniors are Regeneron scholars
Hewlett High School seniors Justin Ng and Winnie Xu are two of the 46 Long Island students who were named scholars in the prestigious Regeneron Science Talent Search on Jan. 9. more
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HAFTR seniors Gila Schein, left, and Rachel Sacks, both from Woodmere, took first place in the biomedical engineering category at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair on March 23.
‘It was actually kind of crazy’
The wait seemed endless with prize recipients named in reverse alphabetical order. Then third place in the biomedical engineering category of the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair was announced, then second place and, finally, they heard their names. more
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Lawrence High School students Emma Balsam, second from left, Bhawan Sandhu and Alicia Etwaru can’t hide their research success. They will present at the APS convention in May. At the far left is Principal Dr. Jennifer Lagnado. At the far right is Dr. Stephen Sullivan.
Passion powers academic dynasty
For the ninth consecutive year and the 10th time since 2004, Lawrence High School students — who conducted social science research under the guidance of teacher Dr. Stephen Sullivan — were selected to present at a prestigious professional conference. more
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Q: A Hewlett High teen on ‘Jeopardy’
This Hewlett High School senior from North Woodmere competed in the “Jeopardy!” teen tournament, served as a student host at Camp Snowball, plays the alto saxophone and flute and has a strong interest in political science — Who is Alec Fischthal? more
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Hewlett Happenings student columnist Alison Hagen.
School year draws to a close
After a long few weeks of preparing for and taking Advanced Placement (AP) exams, students at Hewlett High School are finally releasing a well-deserved sigh of relief. more
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Lawrence High School chemistry teacher Rebecca Isseroff examined graphene solution samples with Intel semifinalists Arthur Chen, center, and Lee Blackburn.
‘Continuing the quest for knowledge and science’
Most people may imagine research scientists hunkered down in a laboratory, working endless hours. At Stony Brook University’s Garcia Summer Scholars Program, however, where Lawrence High School students Lee Blackburn and Arthur Chen spent two months before beginning their senior year, nonstop study is not part of the itinerary. more
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Alicia Etrawu, a Lawrence High School 10th-grader, Charles Smith IV, a University of North Carolina sophomore, and social studies teacher Stephen Sullivan scanned “the wall” in Room 329.
Getting on ‘the wall’ in Room 329
Informational fliers about academic and science competitions once adorned the back bulletin board of Room 329 in Lawrence High School. Then, in 1996, an article about senior Juliette Lee Taska being named a finalist in the Westinghouse (now Intel) Science Talent Search was tacked up on what has become known simply as “the wall” in social studies teacher Stephen Sullivan’s classroom. more
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Among the 1,700 students in Pittsburgh for the the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair last weekend, Hewlett High students Levy Sominisky, left, Meghan Bialt-DeCelie and Benjamin Golbin finished second in the plant science category.
Hewlett High students place second at science
Senior Meghan Bialt-DeCelie and juniors Benjamin Golbin and Levy Sominsky took second place in the plant science category at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) in Pittsburgh last weekend. more
The New York Hall of Science in Queens hosted the New York State Science and Engineering Fair, where Hewlett High junior Ariel Slepyan earned finalist status for the Intel fair in May.
Hewlett High School junior takes first place
Ariel Slepyan, a junior at Hewlett High School, finished first in the Engineering Material Science category of the New York State Science and Engineering Fair at the New York Hall of Science in Queens on March 23. more
Lawrence School District has begun renovations at the high school and middle school in preparation for the implementation of the Princeton Plan. Above, chemistry teacher Rebecca Isseroff and equipment jammed together on one lab table.
Transforming the school district
Big changes are in store for the Lawrence School District’s high school and middle school to accommodate the implementation of the Princeton Plan next September. The plan organizes school districts based on grade levels rather than where people live in the community. more
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