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State Sen. Todd Kaminsky, far left, said at the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Jan. 31 for the Northwell Health’s Behavioral Health Center that the opening of the facility is an important step forward in providing adequate resources for mental health treatment. From left, Michael Dowling, president and chief executive of Northwell Health, Dr. Vera Feuer, the center’s director, Rockville Centre School District Superintendent Dr. William Johnson and Southside High School junior Madison Gamberg.
Hewlett-Woodmere School District collaborates on mental health center for teens
After the death of Hewlett High School sophomore John Sabu in September, the Hewlett-Woodmere School District has attempted to put more of an emphasis on mental health, which now includes collaborating with two medical care facilities and four other school districts on behavioral health center for teenagers. more
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Lawrence Board of Education President Murray Forman, left, Superintendent Dr. Ann Pedersen and Trustee Heshy Blachorsky at last year’s board meeting, when the 2019-20 budget was unveiled.
It’s time to talk school budgets, again in Lawrence and Hewlett-Woodmere
Cold temperatures, ice, snow and Valentine’s Day are the most visible signs that it is February. more
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The Lawrence School District is seeking to acquire this property, at 287 Mott Ave. in Inwood, through eminent domain to build a new play area for the Lawrence Primary School on the Number Two School campus.
Lawrence School District seeks home to build play area
The Lawrence School District is moving ahead with plans to acquire an occupied home at 287 Mott Ave. in Inwood by right of eminent domain in order to build a new playground on the Number Two School campus for students at the Lawrence Primary School.     more
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Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education President Mitchell Greebel, center, said that despite opposition to the calendar, he believes the board developed a calendar that is in the best interest of the community.
Adopted 2020-21 Hewlett-Woodmere School District calendar not a community favorite
Beginning the 2021-2021 school year before Labor Day and having a two-week holiday break for Christmas and New Year’s garnered mixed reaction from a portion of the Hewlett-Woodmere School District community, when the proposed school calendar was unveiled earlier in January. more
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Hewlett-Woodmere School District officials and community members joined forces to create a long-term strategic plan. Above, Justin Shnayder, left, Bilaal Sadiq and Noah Tipipere discussed West Coast Connection, a student travel program, with Catherine Montera, a trip director at last year’s opportunity fair.
How the Hewlett-Woodmere School District will get where it is going
There are many moving parts to the Hewlett-Woodmere School District’s HW 2025 initiative, a seven-year plan that seeks to put the school district in the best possible position to improve the manner it educates its students. more
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Lawrence School District Superintendent Dr. Ann Pedersen said that STEM learning starts at a young age in the district. Above, Lawrence High School chemistry teacher Rebecca Isseroff, left, and award-winning students Bhawan Sandhu, of Lawrence High, and HAFTR’s Tzipora Schein, in Lawrence’s lab room last July.
Can STEM classes be fun?
While educators in public and private schools are emphasizing STEM education — science, technology, engineering and math — roughly 2.4 million jobs with that focus are unfilled across the country, according to a 2019 report from the National Association of Manufacturing. more
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Hewlett High School Guidance Department Chairwoman Mary Harrison said that Parent University serves as a great way for parents to receive guidance on raising their children.
Parent University hosted at Woodmere Middle School
Parents of elementary school students throughout the Hewlett-Woodmere School District were able to take a seat in the classroom and do some learning on setting a good example for their children. more
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Hate symbols such as the swastika and noose would be required learning for public-school students in grades six through 12 if the proposed Hate Education bill became law.
Attacking hatred through education
The late Thomas P. “Tip” O’Neill, a former Speaker of the House of Representatives, is most commonly associated with the phrase “All politics is local.” more
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Two Five Towns students were honored by Nassau BOCES, including Nicholas Sauer, center. On the left was Barry Tech In-District Assistant Principal Maddy Hackett and at right Barry Tech Principal Peter Dalton.
Five Towns students recognized by Nassau BOCES
Nicholas Sauer from the Hewlett-Woodmere School District and Glenda Beltran Hernandez from the Lawrence School District were named Students of the Quarter at Nassau BOCES Barry Tech career and technical education high school in Westbury. more
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The Inwood house at 287 Mott Ave. that the Lawrence School District seeks to acquire to create 14 parking spaces.
Lawrence School District eminent domain hearing moved to Feb. 3
The Lawrence School District Board of Education adjourned the Dec. 19 eminent domain hearing on 287 Mott Ave. in Inwood. more
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