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Sandie Schoell, a strong advocate for women, children and seniors who is active in nearly a dozen local groups in Oceanside, is the Herald's Person of the Year.

Whether it’s a Parent Teacher Association meeting, an Oceanside SAFE Coalition meeting, a school board meeting or one of myriad other engagements, Sandie Schoell always shows up ready to help … more

By Karina Kovac | 12/29/22

School administrators, elected officials and parents have raised concerns about dangerous intersections near Oceanside High School, and have requested a crossing guard, but the Nassau County Police Department does not station them at high schools.

Officials push for crossing guard near Oceanside High School

After a car struck a girl at the intersection of Skillman and Brower avenues near Oceanside High School last month, parents, school administrators and elected officials are continuing to push for a crossing guard for the area. more

By Mike Smollins | 12/6/19

Oceanside residents voted to approve the school district and library's budgets on Tuesday.

Oceanside school, library budgets pass

The Oceanside School District’s $150 million 2017-18 budget easily passed on Tuesday by a vote of 1,202 to 369. Next year’s spending plan — about $2.9 million, or 1.97 percent, larger than the current one — took advantage of its allowable tax levy increase of 2.15 percent. more

By Ben Strack | 5/17/17

From left; Assemblyman Brian Curran, Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray, Proclamation recipients Sandie Schoell and Maria Heller, Hempstead Councilman Anthony Santino, Anthony D’Esposito.

Women of Distinction honored

Assemblyman Brian Curran hosted his annual Women of Distinction event to recognize women from the community who have gone above and beyond the call of civic engagement and outreach to make Nassau … more

By Barbra Rubin-Perry | 9/30/15

At the anniversary celebration were, from left, School Board Trustee Kim Garrity, honoree Sandie Schoell, Kiwanettes President Gerri Craven, Founder Edyth DeBaun and Michael D’Ambrosio of County Executive Ed Mangano’s office.

O’side Kiwanettes celebrate 60 years

Celebrating their 60th anniversary at a dinner on April 23, the Oceanside Kiwanettes honored Board of Education Trustee Sandie Schoell with the Women of Distinction award. A longtime Oceanside resident, Schoell is a former president of the school board and a former president of the Kiwanettes. more

By Barbra Rubin-Perry | 4/29/15

O’side Kiwanettes celebrate 60 years

For their 60th anniversary the Oceanside Kiwanettes will be honoring “Women of Distinction”, including past presidents of the club and Oceanside Board of Education Trustee Sandie Schoell. more

By Barbra Rubin-Perry | 4/1/15

The formula used to determine tax levy increase limits. Oceanside’s is 1.56 percent, or $1.8 million.

Budget uncertainty could reduce sports funding

The Oceanside School District’s second budget workshop ran into uncertainty as the state’s silence on school aid forced district officials to tentatively cut four assistant coaches from its sports program. The March 3 meeting focused on special education, technology and athletics. more

By Rebecca Melnitsky | 3/11/15

Parents question draft of allergy policy

The Oceanside school district presented the first draft of its allergy policy — mainly those to food — at the Jan. 20 Board of Education meeting. Parents had many questions about the policy and suggestions to improve it. more

By Rebecca Melnitsky | 1/28/15

Sandie Schoell, Oceanside school board trustee

Mixed results in Common Core scores

The Department of Education released test scores for Year 2 of Common Core testing last week, and local students’ scores reflect those of the rest of the state: gains in some areas and fractional downturns in others. more

By Tom Jordan | 8/20/14

Oceanside: Budget and trustees

On Tuesday, Oceanside residents will go to the polls to decide on the school budget for the upcoming year. We believe that the $142.24 million spending plan is well allocated, and the tax levy increase of 1.86 percent is needed. more

5/15/14

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