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Children learned some basic karate movements as part of the Community Health Fair.

Learning about staying fit at community health fair

In partnership with Nassau County, the Lawrence School District community held a health fair at the Number Four School in Inwood on Sept. 9. more

9/13/12

Lawrence school officials, community leaders and residents and Nassau County are collaborating on holding a health fair at Number Four School on Sept. 9.

Health fair at Number Four School on Sept. 9

To address some of the problems that are created by having a high poverty rate in its school district, Lawrence officials, along with community groups and residents and Nassau County are partnering to hold a health fair on Sept. 9 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Number Four School. more

By Jeff Bessen | 8/9/12

Members of the Inwood Futbol Club pose with Lawrence School District officials and Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray, Town Clerk Mark Bonilla and Councilman James Darcy at the opening of their inaugural season.

Giving soccer and academics a kick start

While seeking a competitive option for children who want to play soccer in the community, the Inwood Futbol Club began in March with just five kids and has since grown to include more than 45 children. more

By Ann Friedman | 5/3/12

At the Inwood Senior Center’s birthday celebration, lifelong Lawrence resident and birthday boy Nunzio Olivieri with his wife Theresa.

Creating good memories at the Inwood Senior Center

As guests strolled into the Inwood Senior Center for the member birthday celebrations on April 12, many warmly greeted the birthday boy who was sitting by the entrance with a ‘happy birthday’ crown on top of his blue baseball cap. more

By ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 4/19/12

Lawrence High School graduate Daniel Cornejo, right, and his former kindergarten teacher and now principal of the Number Four School, Ann Pedersen, left, visit the classroom where she used to teach Daniel before he was homechooled due to a disability.

Giving a lift to those who need more access

When Daniel Cornejo, 21, was in kindergarten at the Number Four School in Lawrence 16 years ago, he fractured his legs and remembered how his kindergarten teacher and now principal, Ann Pedersen, came to his house to home school him because at the time, the school wasn’t handicapped accessible. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 2/23/11

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

JEFF BESSEN | 2/23/11

#4 School to celebrate centennial

A Five Towns school that has served as a pioneer for early childhood education is getting set to celebrate its centennial anniversary. The Number Four School in Inwood will be holding its 100th … more

Andrew Coen | 4/23/10

Pre-k Teacher Aliesia Forte with students Alana Wangerman, Wilfredo Gonzalez, Nikolas Alvarez, Melanie Khodorkovskiy and Xian Scott.

Big gains in universal pre-k

As the fourth school year of universal pre-kindergarten at District 15’s Number Four School gets underway, its principal says that students’ reading skills have greatly improved and that nearly all of them can recognize lowercase letters, a skill essential to reading, by the time they enter kindergarten. more

Stephen J. Bronner | 10/1/09

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