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Town Supervisor Anthony Santino, center, swore in Carol Burak as the new Chamber of Commerce president. At left was Councilman Anthony D’Esposito.
Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce installs new officers, directors
Several elected leaders, local residents and business owners turned out for the Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce’s installation dinner for new officers and directors at the Knights of Columbus on Jan. 26. Business owners’ achievements were recognized at the celebration as well. more
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Lynbrook School District ranked No. 60 out of 100 schools in New York State in a recent list.
Lynbrook named one of the best school districts in New York
The Lynbrook Union Free School District was recently named one of the top 100 districts in New York State, placing 60th overall on a list that was compiled by Niche.com. more
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Carol Burak was installed as the new Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce president on Jan. 10.
A Q&A with new Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce President Carol Burak
Carol Burak was sworn in as the new Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce president on Jan. 10. Burak has been a member of the chamber for 24 years and previously served in the role of secretary. The Herald recently spoke with Burak and conducted a question and answer session with the new chamber president. more
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Superintendent of Lynbrook Schools Melissa Burak revealed plans for a new bond proposal that would cost just under $29 million at the Jan. 11 Board of Education meeting.
Lynbrook Board of Education proposes $28.9M bond
The Lynbrook Board of Education issued a proposal for a bond of nearly $29 million at its Jan. 11 meeting. Residents voted down last March’s $46 million bond, which led to the board issuing a survey to determine why it failed. more
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Brandon Crofts, a student at the high school, shared information with Board of Education trustees he’d learned in his government class about polling as it pertained to voter turnout for the recent bond referendum.
After failed bond, students, residents discuss plans for outdated Lynbrook High School
The Lynbrook High School cafeteria was packed to near capacity on April 19 for a Board of Education meeting, with residents and students having come to discuss last month’s defeated $45 million bond referendum, and what the rejection means for the effort to improve the high school’s outdated facilities. more
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Both Lynbrook’s and East Rockaway’s seventh-grade classes had the highest number of opt-outs.
Lynbrook, East Rockaway students opt-out of tests
Hundreds of eligible students in Lynbrook and East Rockaway did not take the state English Language Arts assessments last week, as parents continued to make clear their opposition to the Common Core curriculum. There were increases in both school districts’ numbers of “opt-outs” over last year. more
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Paul Lynch, right, Lynbrook’s school district assistant superintendent for finance, operations and information systems, waited for the results on Tuesday night. With him was Joseph Pallotta, director of fine and performing arts for the district.
Voters say no to $45 million bond
Voters in the Lynbrook did not show their support for a proposed $45 million bond that would have enabled the Lynbrook School district to make major upgrades to its high school — the oldest … more
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There is currently one band room at Lynbrook High School, and the orchestra and chorus programs share the auditorium space.
Schools seek funding for renovations
A reimagined Lynbrook High School could be coming in the next few years, pending a $45 million bond referendum next spring that the Board of Education … more
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Mixed results on East Rockaway, Lynbrook school district scores
In the second year of the Common Core curriculum, Lynbrook and East Rockaway both saw mixed results on state standardized tests, with scores rising in all but one grade level on the math exam but … more
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Melissa Burak is the new Lynbrook school district superintendent.
Burak is named Lynbrook superintendent
After a nearly eight-month-long search, the Lynbrook Board of Education announced the appointment of Dr. Melissa Burak to district superintendent last week. The board was scheduled to formally adopt … more
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