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Former Number Four School student Morgan Roslyn painted a mural at the Inwood building as part of the community service program at Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls. From left were Lawrence art teacher David Lichtenstein, Deputy Superintendent Ann Pedersen, SKA art director Suzy Libin, Roslyn and Superintendent Gary Schall.
Leaving her mark in Lawrence
Lawrence resident Morgan Roslyn returned to her elementary school on May 28 to unveil a mural she painted of three children reading books together, with a slogan, “Today a reader; tomorrow a leader,” which is meant to inspire kids to read and learn. more
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Technology takes hold at Hebrew Academy of Long Beach
The Hebrew Academy of Long Beach (HALB) has taken a giant leap into the 21st century as it has updated its technology infrastructure, hardware and added new staff to support new initiatives. more
A public forum regarding the proposed sale of the Number Six School will be held on March 25 at 8 p.m. at SKA High School in Hewlett Bay Park.
Discussing Number Six School sale
The Hebrew Academy of Long Beach (HALB) will host a public forum on Tuesday, March 25 at 8 p.m. at Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls at 291 Meadowview Ave, in Hewlett Bay Park regarding the proposed sale to HALB of the Lawrence School District’s Number Six School. more
Chabad of Hewlett’s Purim party also included a place for children to expand their imaginations and create their own masks.
Commemorating Purim with an African twist [Photo gallery]
Chabad of Hewlett combined Jewish traditions with a modern twist as they held a “Purim in the Jungle” party that included kosher African cuisine and traditional holiday costumes at Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls on March 16. more
The Bright ’Brella would have LED light strips and pressure sensors inside the umbrella. When rain strikes the umbrella the light strips turn on for better vision in stormy weather. From left were HAFTR students Alyssa Fuchs, Mikayla Fuchs and Elizabeth Wallach.
Spurring future scientific pursuits
Challenging students to focus on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) and having them use that knowledge to produce a project which could spur them to a career applying those principles is the mission of the Manhattan-based Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education. more
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Five students from the Five Towns were named Intel semifinalists. From left Alexandra Tse, Andrew Chen and Arielle Chapin from Lawrence High School, Avigael Sosnowik from Stella K. Abraham and Jason Kay from Hewlett High School.
Showing their ‘grit’
The unflappability of youth was on display in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, as all five 2013 Intel Science Talent Search semifinalists from Five Towns schools prevailed over storm-related obstacles to complete their projects. more
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Three Lawrence High School students, and one from Hewlett High and one from Stella K. Abraham were named Intel semifinalists.
Quintet of Five Towns students named Intel semifinalists
Lawrence High School students Arielle Bryn Chapin, Andrew Chen and Alexandra Leigh Tse, Jason Michael Kay from Hewlett High School and Avigael Sosnowik, from Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls in Hewlett Harbor were named Intel Science Talent Search 2013 semifinalists. more
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The Lawrence-based Jewish Education Program of Long Island will honor 11 of the program’s pioneers and 20 volunteers at its annual dinner on Jan. 7 at the Lawrence Yacht and Country Club.
Instilling Judaic education and pride
To pay tribute to the 25th anniversary of the Jewish Individualized Learning program, the Jewish Education Program in Lawrence will honor 11 of the program’s pioneers and 20 volunteers at their dinner on Saturday. more
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Michal Shulman, known as “Spaghetti the Clown” is one of the four volunteers to be honored at the Lev Leytzan Volunteer Appreciation night.
Lawrence residents to receive credit for clowning
clowning to make people of all ages feel better will receive the “Red Nose Award for Outstanding Community Service” at the annual Volunteer Appreciation Night on June 18 held by Lev Leytzan, the Compassionate Clown Alley, Inc. more
Six Long Island high school seniors, including five from the Five Towns, will present their research at this year’s American Psychological Association convention. Lawrence High School senior Alex Gold, left, and Jacklyn Sullivan display their project “The Impact of Parent-Child Resemblance on Kin Investment.”
Five Towns students to present at APA conclave
Only a handful of high school students have ever been selected as lead authors on presentations in the 127 years of the American Psychological Association convention. more
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