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The Franklin Square Union Free School District is launching intra-district field trips this school year to its Daily Living Skills Center at John Street School, expanding access to the state-of-the-art space for all third-grade students. more
Sixth graders Rayhan Poyyathuruthy, Justin Sabesan and Andrew Spinelli at John Street School recently unveiled a large-scale Zentangle artwork now displayed in the school’s first-level hallway. more
Howie’s Heart — a Franklin Square-based nonprofit that inspires children, teens and families to find joy in helping others and spreading kindness — marked its second anniversary with a night of giving back, celebration and reflection on two years of service to the community. more
Franklin Square has long been home to accomplished educators, and Polk Street School Assistant Principal John Trotta is among them, after being named the 2026 New York State Elementary School Assistant Principal of the Year. more
The Elmont Cultural Center marked Transit Equity Day on Feb. 4, Rosa Parks’ birthday, with the release of a photo series highlighting the daily struggles of Long Island residents who rely on public transportation. The images aim to highlight the need for increased funding and improved services across the region. more
Marc Isseks, assistant principal of the Sewanhaka Central High School District, will be recognized as a 2026 BOCES Education Partners honoree on April 22 at the organization’s annual awards gala at Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury. more
Nassau County Legislator Carrié Solages (D–Valley Stream) attended the 17th annual National Haitian American Elected Officials Network leadership summit, held Jan. 30 through Feb. 1 in Washington, D.C. more
After nearly five years, the person who allegedly assaulted Nafiah Ikram in Elmont was arrested and arraigned on Feb. 10, Nassau County officials said. more
During the board of education meeting on Jan. 27, Sewanhaka Central High School District proudly recognized five middle school students for demonstrating exceptional skill, composure and enthusiasm throughout this year’s Scripps Spelling Bee competitions. more
Alexia Moreau is a young woman who can do it all. Recognized as Elmont Memorial High School’s 2026-2026 valedictorian, her merited spirit and her rooted passion in everything that she does will have a lasting effect on Elmont. Her rigor in STEM is evident through her participation in the Science and Technology Entry Program and as a mathlete. Additionally, she remains a prominent STEM leader, serving as the Math Honor Society secretary and Science Bowl team captain. more
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