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Don Haines, Wantagh father, asked the school superintendent to hold public safety forums.
Wantagh schools to hear parents on school safety
The Wantagh School Superintendent yesterday invited parents throughout the district to attend one of a series of community forums in April to review school safety information and listen to any concerns regarding security. more
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The gun ‘wake-up call’ hits Nassau
When 13 people were shot dead at Columbine High School in 1999, many of today’s youth, including the survivors of the Feb. 14 mass shooting in Parkland, Fla., had not yet been born. more
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State Sen. John Brooks, of Seaford, says that both mental illness and access to certain firearms played a role in the Feb. 14 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. He spoke at a March 3 news conference that focused on gun violence in schools.
Long Island officials, schools focus on mental illness
The Feb. 14 mass shooting at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., spurred a national dialogue about the connection between gun violence and mental illness. more
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Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas announced the establishment of the Nassau County School and Community Safety Task Force on March 27.
Nassau district attorney creates school safety task force
On March 27, Nassau County introduced a task force that plans to promote preparedness for potential threats to schools and other public buildings. more
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Seaford parents - Chris Carini and Audrey Saracco - stand in front of Seaford Manor Elementary School. They're urging the Seaford Board of Education to hold a public town hall meeting about school safety.
Seaford community, trustees at odds over school security
It’s members of the Seaford community versus the Seaford school board — and it appears to be a standoff. Two Seaford parents have been leading the charge to have the Board of Education host a school security town hall meeting with community input, as other Long Island districts have done. more
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The board's proposed 2018-19 budget includes a provision that would add two security guards to MacArthur High School.
Levittown schools propose $3M in security upgrades
After listening to parent concerns over school safety, the Levittown Board of Education voted to add a third proposition to their May 15 budget vote. more
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Mark Kerchman, of Levittown, spoke at length, demanding more security for students, at the Feb. 28 Levittown school board meeting.
Wantagh, Levittown mull school safety
The Wantagh School District is awaiting a $1.5 million grant from the State Education Department that would fund new safety measures. more
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Dr. Adele Pecora, Seaford School Superintendent
School districts, county respond to Parkland shooting
In the hours after 17 students and staff members were shot and killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., superintendents in the Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown school districts emailed letters to parents or posted notes to the community on their websites more
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Baby, it’s cold outside! Think winter safety
This past week, Long Island saw historically low temperatures that dipped below zero when the wind chill was factored in, icy, treacherous driving conditions and, to top it all off, a “bomb … more
Lee Road Elementary School fourth-graders in Jackie Katz-Rabinoff’s class practiced fire safety in a Smoke House on Sept. 28.
Things are heating up at Lee Road
In an effort to prepare students for a possible fire emergency, members of the Wantagh Fire Department visited Lee Road Elementary School in North Wantagh on Sept. 28 to review the importance of fire … more
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