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Lawrence School District is seeking a grant to offer Advanced Placement chemistry for the 2021-2022 school year.
Lawrence formulates a way to offer AP chemistry
With only three students recommended to take Advanced Placement chemistry, considered the most difficult course it offers, the Lawrence School District was considering not offering the class for the 2021-2022 school year. more
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The New York State Eeducation Department suspended shipments of the ELA exams as schools are closed because of the coronavirus outbreak.
State suspends testing for grades three to eight amid coronavirus outbreak
The New York State Education Department suspended shipping the grades three through eight English Language Arts tests that were scheduled to arrive in schools March 16 to 18. SED officials said this was done because schools ae closed amid the coronavirus outbreak. more
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HAFTR High School began a new literacy initiative to raise the critical-thinking skills of its students. From left were Dr. Hindi Krinsky, literacy coordinator; Jason Gelman, social studies chairman; and Naomi Lippman, general studies principal.
Establishing a schoolwide culture
The halls of the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway High School are metaphorically lined with books. Outside their classrooms and offices, teachers and administrators alike display the titles and names of authors they are reading. more
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Arielle Rothman, left, and Shani Kahan, both juniors at North Shore Hebrew Academy High School in Great Neck, founded the school’s Girls Who Code Club.
Girls work to eliminate the technology gap
Woodmere resident Arielle Rothman and Shani Kahan of Great Neck, juniors at North Shore Hebrew Academy High School, helped to establish the Girls Who Code Club at the Great Neck school this year, and 17 students were the first to complete the club’s curriculum at North Shore on June 9. more
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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LWA Antics student columnist Alixandria Wright.
Meeting an academic challenge
Last school year, at the end of 10th grade, the time came to register for the courses I would be taking the next year, my junior year at Lawrence Woodmere Academy, when those grades are critical for college admission. more
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Hewlett Happenings student columnist Alison Hagen.
Taking part in volunteer activities
The weather may be inconsistent, but spring has definitely arrived at Hewlett High School. Last week, students enjoyed having a small break from school where they could stop and smell the start of a new season. The smells of college visits, Advanced Placement (AP) review sessions, outdoor sports, and community service permeate through the high school halls. more
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LWA Antics student columnist Kimberly Rose.
Making it through AP exams
As I sat in my room going on my third hour of studying for the day, I wondered to myself, “Is this really worth it?” more
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Hewlett Happenings student columnist Alison Hagen.
Exploring a variety of course selections
As teenagers of the 21st century, we are constantly changing our habits as technology evolves around us. We are always looking for the fastest, smartest and coolest way to do things, whether it is finding a place to eat or studying for a science test. more
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LWA Antics student columnist David Katzman.
Understanding the need for ‘buckling down’
Whenever I return home from Lawrence Woodmere Academy there is always this persistent urge to turn on the television, computer, or just go on my cell phone instead of doing my schoolwork. more
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