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District 30 names new Shaw Avenue principal
An elementary school principal from the Uniondale School District will take the helm at Shaw Avenue Elementary School, District 30 announced on Wednesday. more
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School districts advance in 2016-17 budget process
This week the high school district adopted a $111 million budget proposal, District 30 revised its proposed tax levy, and District 24 hosted a community forum to discuss the possibility of piercing the tax cap. more
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Students danced to “Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)” with American, Haitian and Jamaican flags.
District 30 hosts International Night, a culture buffet
A lively crowd packed the gymnasium at the Forest Road School on Feb. 26 for the school’s biennial International Night, a showcase of the more than 40 countries represented in its student body. more
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Roxanne Garcia France, assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction, discussed the district’s plans for the 2016-17 school year on Jan. 25.
V.S. District 30 proposes budget with no cuts
District 30 administrators presented the proposed 2016-17 school budget on Monday night, and it does not include any cuts to programs or staff. “If you ever want to know what a district values, … more
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The Long Island Power Authority will be the subject of a lawsuit that District 30 is filing to recover lost tax revenue.
District 30 files lawsuit against LIPA
District 30 is joining a growing number of Long Island school districts filing suit against Nassau County and LIPA for reductions to the districts’ tax levies. The board authorized the law firm … more
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Sixth-graders in Joe Schumpf’s class at the William L. Buck School are tightly configured in a small classroom.
All eyes on enrollment
Monitoring changes in school enrollment is an unceasing process for school administrations, and each of Valley Stream’s four districts is in a different stage of assessment unique to its needs. … more
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District 13 voters approved the $32 million bond on Dec. 8.
With bond passed, District 13 takes next steps
The District 13 Board of Education is scheduled to meet with an architect Dec. 17 to begin outlining the scope of work that needs to be done as per the approved bond vote on Dec. 8. The $32 million bond will fund extensive repairs and upgrades to the district’s four schools, including security and fire alarm systems, renovations to existing facilities and new construction. more
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A classroom of students used iPad-based learning software at the Shaw Avenue School on Dec. 10.
District 30 eyes even more iPads
District 30 has enough Apple iPads for every fourth-grade student, and with more on the way, it’s clear that new technology has become irrevocably bound to the learning process. The district hosted a forum at the Shaw Avenue School on Dec. 10 to detail the status of their iPad initiative, which aims to put a device in every student’s hands in the next two to three years. more
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Residents invited to tour District 30 projects
District 30 will host a tour of the district’s buildings on Saturday, Dec. 12 to showcase recently completed and upcoming capital projects. more
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At the ribbon cutting were, clockwise from left, Erica Petrone, Bella Alvarez, Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages, Principal John Singleton, Arlene Moy, Kaylee Moy, Kai Moy, Melanie Mallon, Tabitha Moore and Lily Petrone.
District 30 installs electronic signs
District 30 celebrated new electronic signs installed at each of its three schools with ribbon cutting ceremonies on Nov. 18. Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages secured a $100,000 state grant for the equipment. more
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