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Jaiya Chetram and Madeline Mathews in Oyster Bay High School’s Room 103, a makeshift studio where they create BayNews Now. A new broadcasting studio will be completed by September.
Anchoring BayNews Now at Oyster Bay High School
Students at Oyster Bay High School are learning about broadcasting, taking classes in field reporting, operating television cameras, filming events, editing and anchoring newscasts. And this is all … more
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From April 6 to 28, student art, like these pieces in the window of Moonshot Emporium in Sea Cliff, will hang in stores around the hamlet and in Glen Head.
Student art on display in the North Shore School District
Thanks to the efforts of the local nonprofit North Shore Arts Angels, developing artists in the North Shore School District have a chance to show off their creations during the third annual Art Walk … more
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The swastika, considered a symbol of hate, was found in two separate incidents in a boys' bathroom of Woodmere Middle School on March 14 and 16, school district officials said.
Swastikas in Woodmere Middle School boys’ bathroom
Students at Woodmere Middle School alerted school officials to a pair of swastikas that were found in a boys’ bathroom on March 14 and 16, Hewlett-Woodmeredistrict officials said. more
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Long Beach schools, and specifically the high school, have a chronic absenteeism rate of nearly 30 percent.
City schools report chronic absenteeism
Chronic absenteeism in the Long Beach school district has reached a rate of nearly 30 percent this year, an eye-popping number that is among the highest in New York state. The sobering statistic … more
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The winners of Raynham Hall’s Valentine’s Day Poetry Contest gathered outside the museum with educators and administrators from the Oyster Bay-East Norwich School District.
Youthful poets craft special valentines at Raynham Hall
Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District teachers, a principal and the superintendent came to Raynham Hall Museum’s Education Center on Feb. 13 to celebrate 10 young poets. The fourth-, … more
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Junk Koture, a global fashion competition, brought many creative students together. Although they were competitors, these creative students admired one another’s designs.
Natalia Monsale’s stylish journey to Dubai
When we think of high-end fashion, we don’t typically think of recycled household items like plastic bottles and paperclips, but that’s just what Glen Cove High School junior Natalia Monsale brought to the world’s stage. After months of designing and reimagining recycled materials, Monsale presented an outfit for the Junk Koture finals in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, on Jan. 27. more
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Brian Nolan resigns from Locust Valley Board of Education
Brian Nolan resigned from the role of president of the Locust Valley Board of Education on Monday, having served on the board as both a trustee and president for the last eight years. Nolan was also … more
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North Shore schools Superintendent Chris Zublionis commends the district’s director of food service, Alan Levin, and his staff for their work in providing students with sustainable — and tasty — locally sourced meals.
North Shore schools serve up locally sourced fish tacos
There’s something fishy going on at North Shore High School, and the state’s commissioner of agriculture and markets, Richard Ball, likes it. Students, staff, Board of Education members and … more
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Senior Clare Simon showed interested students a wood carving project she had made for the IB Art program.
IB Art students help inspire future artists
Locust Valley High School students in the IB Art program have been spending the new year hosting art talks for fellow students, discussing the creative process and inspirations which informed the … more
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Geraldine Hart, who leads public safety efforts at Hofstra University, shared with a community forum over the weekend what she says are risks communities face when casinos — like the one planned for the Nassau Hub — are built. Hart gave an overview of many instances of human trafficking and auto accidents — including some she personally witnessed — she says have direct ties with casinos.
Nassau rolls dice on Coliseum casino plans
It could be one of the largest private endeavors in Nassau County’s history — and already one of its most controversial. more
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