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Two separate incidents of smoke in a classroom at Hewlett High School forced the evacuation of the building on Feb. 28.
Two calls regarding smoke at Hewlett High School
Two separate fire alarms sounded at Hewlett High School on Feb. 28, according to Hewlett-Woodmere district officials in a pair of posts. more
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The Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education meeting on Feb. 7 addressed general questions from the public, but parents were stopped from commenting about a college-level Spanish class that was the subject of an anonymous letter posted to Facebook by ‘a concerned District 14 parent.’
Hewlett High School Spanish course causing controversy
A late-January letter posted to social media has sparked a heated conversation about diversity, equity and inclusion in Hewlett-Woodmere classrooms. more
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The Zaurovs, from left Oriane, 7, father Arthur and fifth-grader Elinor at the Ogden Elementary School Father/Daughter and Special Person Dance on Feb. 15.
Daughters, dads, special people dance at Ogden Elementary School
Postponed for two days after the first snowstorm in two years, the annual Ogden Elementary School Father/Daughter and Special Person Dance on Feb. 15 was two hours of western-themed fun. more
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Sign up the kids in grades fourth through eighth for basketball and play bingo to support he Lawrence PTO on Feb. 29.
Get kids involved in basketball, parents join the Lawrence PTO
Inwood resident Ilyassha Shivers is once again organizing a basketball program for children in grades fourth through eighth with registration to get under way on Thursday, Feb. 29 at Lawrence Middle School, 195 Broadway, Lawrence. more
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Members of the Cedarhurst village board expressed their concerns about the proposed Lawrence school district seawall project and its environmental assessment at their Feb. 5 meeting.
Lawrence schools seawall idea raises ire of Cedarhurst residents
Homeowners in Cedarhurst village, including members of the board of trustees, are seeking details about the measures implemented by the Federal Emergency Management Agency to facilitate the construction of a seawall at Lawrence High School. more
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Kayla Palumbo, a Sacred Heart Academy senior, with her presentation on the effects of blue light on flies in the school’s research lab. She presented it at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair last month, and has advanced to the second round in March.
See what Atlantic Beach resident Kayla Palumbo did at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair
Atlantic Beach resident Kayla Palumbo has given new meaning to the term Blue Light Special, with an attention-getting science project focusing on the effects of that light on the mobility of flies and their lifespan. more
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Students in the Hewlett High School science research program presented their research at York College on Feb. 11. David Abelev, left, Ariel Vilensky, Dylan Butler, Sidrah Ashrafi, Stella Fratti, Emily Smukler, Ariella Golbin, Naomi Golbin.
Learn more about the 11 Hewlett High students who took part in the Junior Science and Humanities Symposium at York College
Hewlett High School students continue to be well represented at competitions as 11 students have been selected as Regional Semifinalists in the Junior Science and Humanities Symposium. more
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Lawrence Elementary School students had a balloon of a time at the Friendship Dance held at the school on Feb. 2.
Fun, friendship and dancing at Lawrence Elementary School
There was music by DJ Cutsupreme, a word search contest, Polaroids for purchase, pizza, snacks and drinks to buy and other small items on sale at the annual Feb. 2 Lawrence Elementary School Friendship Dance sponsored by the school’s PTA. more
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Hewlett Elementary School Principal Heather Sosnovsky and students welcome everyone to their Jan. 30 ‘state fair’ using New York City landmarks.
PHOTOS: New York City comes to Hewlett Elementary School
New York City came to Hewlett Elementary School as the school on Broadway and its PTA transformed the building into a State Fair atmosphere and “recreated” such city landmarks Central Park, Broadway, Madison Square Garden, the New York Public Library and the Museum of Natural History on Jan. 30. more
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We must prioritize school foundation aid
The proposed reduction in foundation aid to numerous school districts across the state in Gov. Kathy Hochul’s Executive Budget is profoundly disappointing, and should concern every parent, teacher and child who values the future of our state. more
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