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Brian Croce/Herald Dr. Melissa Burak was introduced as Lynbrook School District’s interim superintendent at a special meeting on Sept. 5. The Board of Education is currently seeking a new superintendent following the death of Dr. Santo Barbarino in late August.

Lynbrook appoints interim superintendent

The Lynbrook Board of Education named Dr. Melissa Burak, assistant superintendent for business, as the district’s interim superintendent at a special meeting held at Lynbrook High School on Sept. … more

By Brian Croce | 9/13/12

Lynbrook Superintendent Santo Barbarino dies suddenly

A community is in mourning since it was comfirmed today by Lynbrook police that Lynbrook School Superintendent Dr. Santo Barbarino died unexpectedly on Monday. He was 67. Barbarino, who was the assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction, replaced Dr. Philip Cicero as superintendent for the district in 2008. more

By Mary Malloy | 8/27/12

Approve East Rockaway school budget

With a small school district such as East Rockaway, cuts in services and programs can be detrimental to a good education. Having seen how difficult it is to reinstate programs after they have been … more

5/10/12

Superintendent James Hunderfund, left, three high school administrators and the Malverne school district are being sued for alleged racial discrimination. Teacher Sherwyn Besson, right, says even his children became targets.

Malverne school district sued for racial discrimination

“It is not hard to figure out that you are being discriminated against when your supervisor calls you a nigger and routinely reminds you that you are a black woman.” So opens the … more

By Lee Landor | 12/12/11

The East Rockaway school district has elementary schools north and south of Main Street.

East Rockaway schools consider Princeton Plan

By Mary Malloy and Clarissa Hamlin Mmalloy@liherald.com or chamlin@liherald.com The East Rockaway School District is studying a redistricting plan that would group its elementary students by … more

By Mary Malloy and Clarissa Hamlin | 10/26/11

An industry magazine profiled Malverne Department of Public Works Superintendent Paul Jessup, detailing his accomplishments in the village and his relationship with the community.

Trade publication honors Malverne DPW head Paul Jessup

If you live in Malverne, you know Paul Jessup. He has lived in the village since 1957, spending some 30 years as a member of the volunteer Fire Department and the last 14 as the superintendent of the … more

Lee Landor | 10/12/11

Clarissa Hamlin/Herald Marcy Tannenbaum, director of Finance and Operations, left, and School Superintendent Dr. Roseanne Melucci at the April 4 Budget Advisory Committee meeting.

East Rockaway Schools decide on new budget

The East Rockaway Board of Education unanimously approved a $34.3 million proposed budget at their April 12 meeting. The plan, which calls for a 2.94 percent increase and 3.77 percent tax levy, which must still be approved by voters on May 17, includes keeping all current clubs, sports teams, the district’s enterprise program, and new programs for students with autism and disabilities, among other items. “At a certain point, it’s really up to the community what they want for their schools,” said Schools Superintendent Dr. Roseanne Melucci. more

By Clarissa Hamlin | 4/21/11

OFficials cited a lower enrollment at Waverly Park as one reason for their decision to examine the issue of redistricting.

Set to study school zones in Lynbrook

In what they described as a lack of transparency and knowledge about the district’s decision to dissolve the Marion Street and Waverly Park School optional zone, several community me more

By Clarissa Hamlin | 4/6/11

Members of the executive board of the Malverne Association of Classroom Aides and Monitors — from right, President Bianca Donnelly, Yvette Holler, Lisa Combs, Nancy Witowski and Dorothy Rotondi — claim the school board’s failure to settle their contract is a result of discrimination.

Aides allege BOE discrimination

Classroom aides and lunchroom monitors in the Malverne school district are sick of working without sick days, vacation time and, most important, respect. “We feel like we’re treated … more

By Lee Landor | 3/16/11

Salary cap: a symbolic finger in the dike

Depending on your point of view, Governor Cuomo’s proposed superintendent salary cap is either a good start on the road to reining in exorbitant taxes across New York state or, at best, a symbolic gesture. more

3/10/11

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