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Rufus and Willie Mae Parker and their grandson Sean Parker, who was one the many students recognized.
NAACP holds education rally
More than 200 students, parents and friends turned out for the NAACP education rally held at Long Beach City Hall on Oct. 2 to honor academic achievers of African American decent. more
Long Beach school calendar
Board meeting at the middle school at 8 p.m. on Oct. 27. Lido habitat cleanup Lido Elementary School will hold a cleanup of the school’s habitat gardens on Oct. 17 at 10 a.m. All are welcome to … more
Long Beach High School social studies teacher Dr. Andrew Smith favors the I.B. program.
LBHS unveils new program
There’s a buzz in the Long Beach School District. Administrators hope to implement the International Baccalaureate program next school year, and in a step toward that goal, Long Beach High social studies teacher Dr. Andrew Smith and Principal Nick Restivo gave an informational presentation on the program at the Board of Education work session Sept. 29. more
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Alan Colmes
A half-century of Hofstra radio
From breaking news updates on 1010 WINS, to traffic reports on Z100, to sports recaps on WCBS 880, to political debates on national television, the alumni of Hofstra University’s radio station can be heard across the metropolitan area and around the country. more
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Marvin McMoore, left, and mascots Andrew Franco and Jesse Schaefer.
Friday night lights
Long Beach High School’s 2009 homecoming festivities culiminated under the Friday-night lights of Veterans’ Memorial Field at the middle school when the Marines lined up against Great Neck South on Sept. 25. The Marines put up a good fight but came up shy of a victory, with the Rebels pulling off a 15-13 win. more
West Hempstead resident Kevin McDermott starred on the track team at Duke University after he was an All-American at Chaminade High School.
Star runner struggles to walk after accident
Kevin McDermott gives the word "determination" a new definition. The Chaminade and Duke alumnus, just 22, suffered a life-changing accident in July, and has shown a tremendous strength of will in his efforts to prevail over his severe injury. Many of his friends are taking action to help. more
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Construction crews at work at the Lindell School.
Bond work is under way
In July, two months after residents voted to approve a $98.9 million bond to fund the first phase of the Long Beach School District’s three-phase master plan to upgrade its aging facilities and programs, construction crews got to work on the four-part project. more
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Artificial-turf fields are coming to Long Beach
The Long Beach Board of Education unanimously approved a proposal to install artificial-turf fields at the high school and middle school at the Sept. 18 board of ed. meeting. more
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Editor in Chief Jessica Amen, left, Kim Harris, Geoff Noss and Laura Durandis are just some of the reporters, columnists and editors of the Long Beach High School student newspaper, The Tide.
On the school beat
The next Pulitzer Prize-winning writer for The New York Times may be roaming the halls of Long Beach High School. He or she may just be sitting in room 214, attending Joe Jeremias's fourth-period journalism class. more
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TONY BELLISSIMO
Not Always About Saturday
Thursday marks the official start of the Nassau County high school season, and it’s only the beginning of weekday action. more
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