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Number Five School teachers and staff brought to life the Debra Fraiser book “Miss Alaineous: A Vocabulary Disaster” during a literacy assembly.

As students at the Number Five School entered the building on Dec. 4, teachers and staff were dressed up as various vocabulary words such as electricity, veterinarian and subtraction to kick off Literacy Night, which was held the following evening. more

By Ann Friedman | 12/18/13

Number Five School students took part in an assembly that included performances, videos and photos to emphasize the core values they are learning.

Reaching for the S.T.A.R.S.

About an hour before the school day ended on the day before Thanksgiving, students at the Number Five School in Cedarhurst, some wearing turkey hats, paraded into the auditorium to learn about S.T.A.R.S. more

By Ann Friedman | 12/4/13

Rina Beach, an assistant principal at Lawrence Middle School, was promoted to principal of the district's the Number Five School.

Rina Beach named Number Five School principal

Rina Beach, who has worked in the Lawrence School District for the past dozen years and served as an assistant principal at the middle school for the last four, was officially announced as the new principal of the Number Five School in Cedarhurst at the Board of Education meeting on Monday. more

7/3/13

Rina Beach will take over as the ELA chairwoman at Lawrence Middle School. A district wide emphasis on literacy is intended to raise student test scores.

Lawrence school district attacks its literacy problem

Lawrence School District officials are hoping that a restructuring of positions at the middle school and an increased emphasis on literacy throughout the district will boost scores on the state’s English Language Arts exam, especially among special-needs students. more

By Jeff Bessen | 8/30/12

At the Lawrence Middle School seventh- and eighth-grade town hall meeting, girls’ tennis team members received their All-Division certificates. From left, Danielle Grushkovskiy, Daniella Bordanaro, Ari Baum and Gabby Jan, and coach Rhonda Barsel.

Learning to put yourself out there

Though teachers held “Quiet Please” signs up throughout the Lawrence Middle School auditorium, it was difficult for the seventh- and eighth-grade students, excited by the first town hall meeting of this school year, to keep the noise down last Friday. more

JEFF BESSEN | 11/10/11

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