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The West Hempstead School District’s director of technology, Vincent Fleck, examined equipment. Ensuring that the network is secure is a constant endeavor.

Local school officials are waging an unending battle to protect sensitive data stored on network computers, becoming overprotective — and in many cases downright secretive — in discussing their efforts to ward off cybercrime. more

By Mark Nolan | 11/23/22

Howard T. Herber Middle School Assistant Principal James Miller with Thirst Project student ambassadors Samore Seraphin, Kamren Milliner, Angie Perez Bojorge, Jessica Williams, Ava Schachtel, Markus Daly and English and News Literacy teacher Ms. Acierno.

Malverne students collect bottles to end water crisis

Students from Malverne’s Howard T. Herber Middle School are redeeming used water bottles to donate money that will bring fresh water to communities in need throughout the world. more

11/23/22

Thank a crossing guard near you

They work outside in rain, sleet and snow, keeping our most precious commodity — our children — safe. more

10/20/22

Students at Malverne High School with books that have historically or recently been challenged or banned. The display recognized the American Library Association’s Banned Books Week.

Malverne Senior High School spotlights book bans

As schools, libraries and other institutions across the country recognized Banned Books Week in the last full week of September, students, teachers and administrators at Malverne High School also … more

By Kyle Chin | 10/13/22

Teacher Jamie Carter, Kiwanis Club member Diana Castro, Principal Edward Tallon, and Malverne Kiwanis Club president Eliza Tom helped hand out backpacks and school supplies at Maurice W. Downing Elementary School on Sept. 7.

Malverne school supply drives are a surprising smash hit

Community organizations running school-supply collection drives last month expressed concerns that their collection boxes would be relatively empty compared with past years, but they have found some … more

By Kyle Chin | 9/22/22

Chestnut Street School welcomed the West Hempstead Class of 2035 to the start of the 2022-23 school year on Sept. 1.

West Hempstead and Malverne head back to school

Summer has come to a close for students in West Hempstead and Malverne as they returned to school on Sept. 1 and Sept. 6, respectively. Students in West Hempstead were greeted by sunshine of the … more

By Kyle Chin | 9/15/22

Overhauls to the Malverne Senior High School football field were carried out in May and early June in preparation of the school’s graduation ceremony. Renovations to the track did not begin until late May, and should be completed some time this month.

Malverne track renovations near completion

Final renovations to the Malverne Senior High School track carried out over the summer have been delayed, according to the Malverne Board of Education, with work expected to finish before … more

By Kyle Chin | 9/8/22

Students Gabrielle Joseph, Jade Crawford, Delyse Rios, and Aurelie Maurice represented Nassau County at the Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics held in Atlantic City, bringing home a gold and bronze medal.

NAACP academic contest wins Jade Crawford gold

A Malverne student earned gold at the National Association for the Advancement of People of Color’s annual Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics, or ACT-SO, earlier … more

Vivian Rose | 8/25/22

Bria Hydrick, Camille Cunningham and Tamika Oxford-Springer — all alums from Malverne Senior High School’s theatre program — danced across the stage alongside Amari Paul in the summer musical production of ‘Sister Act.’

Malverne theater embrace divine comedy

Sister Mary Clarence might not need a spotlight, and she might not need a crowd. She may not even need “the great wide world to shout my name out loud.” But that’s exactly what … more

By Kyle Chin | 8/25/22

Scientists grapple with the meaning of life. Why should judges?

When faced with controversial topics or questions, our first instinct is almost always to go in search of others’ opinions. more

By Ilana Greenberg | 8/18/22

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