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Fifth-grader Lyla Gaffoor made masks and ear savers to provide to front-line workers.

Lynbrook fifth-grader makes masks, ear savers for front-line workers

Marion Street Elementary School fifth-grader Lyla Gaffoor is making a difference in the lives of front-line workers during the coronavirus. more

5/5/20

Island Park Public School officials named the Students of the Month virtually on April 21.

Island Park Board of Education honors Students of the Month — virtually

With the spring Board of Education meetings taking place digitally amid the Covid-19 pandemic, officials in Island Park Public Schools have maintained their tradition of honoring exemplary students. more

4/30/20

Fifth-grader Maya Roditi greeted her teacher Amy Garfinkel from a safe distance as Garfinkel picked up cards.

Students pen letters of positivity to Lynbrook senior citizens

Waverly Park fifth-graders in Amy Garfinkel’s class found a way to brighten the day of seniors living at the Atria Tanglewood, an assisted living facility in Lynbrook. more

4/27/20

Brookside Elementary School students and families held up signs to greet their teachers on April 6.

Brookside teachers greet families in Baldwin car parade

Car parades have become a popular way for students and teachers to connect during the age of social distancing and isolation. On April 6, teachers from Brookside Elementary School drove through … more

4/15/20

The Karolak family — from left, Chris, Konrad, Viktor and Basha — have spent quarantine sewing masks for essential workers.

North Bellmore family sews 500 masks for essential employees

To keep busy during quarantine, the Karolak family, of North Bellmore, has been making masks to gift to essential workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. more

By Alyssa Seidman | 4/13/20

Wes, left, and Ava Petersen used their father’s pickup truck for an impromptu performance outside the home of Jodie Larson, a Sea Cliff Elementary School music teacher.

School’s closed, but concerts carry on for Sea Cliff teacher

Shortly after school closed because of the coronavirus in mid-March, the Sea Cliff Elementary School band director, Jodie Larson, heard a trumpet outside her Sea Cliff home. The song was one she … more

By Mike Conn | 4/9/20

Students in Shari Bowes's fifth-grade class at Waverly Park Elementary School created a video to thank frontline workers and first responders for their hard work during the coronavirus pandemic.

Lynbrook students thank frontline workers with touching tribute video

Though they are remote learning, the students in Shari Bowes's fifth grade class at Waverly Park Elementary School came together digitally to thank frontline workers who are treating those suffering from the coronavirus. more

By Mike Smollins | 4/3/20

To access a variety of applications and programs for remote learning, students launch Clever from the district’s website.

Baldwin makes the switch to e-learning

Baldwin students, teachers and parents are adjusting to a new normal: e-learning. All New York schools are to remain closed until April 15, as recently ordered by Gov. Andrew Cuomo. And since … more

By Bridget Downes | 4/2/20

Top row from left, Adrian Gadea Shapovalov, Jefferson Mojica Rivas, Athena Thomaidis, Liz Ruano, and bottom row from left, Daniel Boatman, and David Youssef in Alyson Dellavecchia’s kindergarten and first grade class at Deasy Elementary School created rainbow artwork to spread hope as they learn from home due to school closures from the coronavirus.

Deasy Elementary students create rainbows of hope

The kindergarten and first graders in Alyson Dellavecchia’s class from Deasy Elementary School recently took a break from distance learning to create rainbow artwork to display in their windows at home. more

3/31/20

The Plaza caravan was led by Principal Mark Gray.

Plaza teachers and staff wave to students in car parade

This morning, a caravan of Baldwin teachers and administrators could be seen waving to students and their families from their cars as they made their way through the neighborhood surrounding Plaza … more

3/26/20

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