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Lynbrook to implement new entrance policy
Visitors to any of the seven Lynbrook public schools will soon have to hand their drivers’ license or passport to the school’s security guard, who will keep it at the security desk while they are in the building, Director of Facilities James Saitta announced at the district’s Board of Education meeting on April 16. He said that the new policy would be implemented when security vestibules are installed at all of the schools, which should be completed by the time students return for the 2019-20 school year in September. more
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Dr. Melissa Burak, Lynbrook schools superintendent.
Lynbrook, East Rockaway school districts to provide budget materials, Board of Education ballots in English and Spanish
For the first time, the Lynbrook and East Rockaway school districts will provide ballots for May’s budget votes and Board of Education elections in both English and Spanish. more
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A breakdown of Lynbrook School District officials’ proposed $88 million 2019-20 school budget.
Lynbrook school officials present $88 million budget plan
Lynbrook School District administrators presented the Board of Education with their $88 million budget plan for the 2019-20 school year on Feb. 27. If approved, the budget would be 3.33 percent, or about $2.8 million, larger than the district’s 2018-19 spending plan. more
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Steve Freifeld said he was shocked when the Marion Street PTA presented him with the Distinguished Service Award on Feb. 7.
Lynbrook teacher earns service award from PTA
Steve Freifeld said he was in “total shock” when he walked into the Lynbrook High School auditorium for the Feb. 7 Founders Day celebration, hosted by the Lynbrook Council of PTAs, and saw his friends, family members and former students applauding him. The Marion Street PTA was giving Freifeld its highest honor — awarded only three other times by the PTA. more
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Emma Lenz, right, read her book, “Memories of Lynbrook,” to Sharon Dunn’s kindergarten class on Jan. 28.
Girl Scout shares memories of Lynbrook
Emma Lenz knew that she wanted to combine her love of art with her passion for history in her Girl Scout Gold Award project. The best way to do that, she decided, was to write a children's book. more
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Under Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s proposed budget, the Village of Lynbrook would lose roughly $230,000 in state aid.
Lynbrook, East Rockaway push for more state funding
Lynbrook and East Rockaway village officials are pushing back against Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s proposal to slash state aid to villages. The plan was included in Cuomo’s 2019-20 budget, proposed on … more
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At each Board of Education meeting, Trustee Alicemarie Bresnihan speaks about the events she has attended that month.
Lynbrook trustee enters 44th year on Board of Education
Whether it’s a play, a concert, a game or any other outing, it’s common to spot Lynbrook Board of Education Trustee Alicemarie Bresnihan at school district events. And she is not slowing down as she enters her 44th year as a board member, making her one of the longest-tenured trustees in the state. more
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Dr. Paul Lynch, Lynbrook schools’ assistant superintendent for finance, operations and information systems, center, announced that the Board of Education was awarding a bid for security vestibules to a Brooklyn company. Work is likely to begin in February.
Lynbrook security upgrades expected to begin in February
The Lynbrook School District is set to begin upgrading its security infrastructure. Funding for the project comes more than four years after New York voters approved a $2 billion Smart Schools Bond Act to improve educational technology and security in school districts across the state. more
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Parents said that Marion Street School is overcrowded at a Board of Education meeting on Oct. 10.
Parents: Marion Street School in Lynbrook is overcrowded
Amy Ezagui said she was shocked when she visited her son’s second-grade classroom on Sept. 17 for Marion Street School’s Meet Your Teacher Night, and saw how 24 students had to cram into a small classroom. more
Lynbrook High School guidance counselor Laurie Mitchell and Principal Joseph Rainis spoke about the district’s new policy, in which a Regents exam will count for 10 percent of a student’s final grade.
Lynbrook's Do No Harm Regents practice reversed
The Lynbrook School District’s Do No Harm rule has been overturned for the 2018–19 school year and replaced by a practice in which students’ Regents exam grades will count for 10 percent of their final grades, district officials said at a Sept. 12 Board of Education meeting. more
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