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The Franklin Early Childhood Center in Hewlett will host the Hewlett-Woodmere district's free Covid PCR testing on March 2 and 3.
Hewlett-Woodmere School District offers free Covid testing
The Hewlett-Woodmere School District will offer free, voluntary Covid-19 PCR testing to all district students in grades pre-K to 12th on Tuesday, March 2 and Wednesday, March 3 at the Franklin Early Childhood Center Gym 2 from 6 to 8 p.m. The childhood center is at 1180 Henrietta Place in Hewlett. more
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HAFTR High School’s Chesed Committee helped to pack Purim food packages that were distributed to hospital and nursing homes.
HAFTR practices kindness for Purim
HAFTR High School students on the Chesed Committee led by Rabbi Gary Slochowsky with committee heads Zachary Gellman and Sofia Goldschlag, organized a Chesed project to give back to the community on Purim. more
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The Community Gallery at the Long Island Children’s Museum is exhibiting the artwork of students from the Lawrence Primary School.
Lawrence students exhibit artwork in Garden City
Roughly 50 first, second and third grade students from the Lawrence Primary School at the Number 2 School have their work on display in the Community Gallery at the Long Island Children’s Museum in Garden City through Feb. 27. more
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Student mental health has been a focus for school counselors during the pandemic.
Focusing on student mental health during Covid
The second of two stories examining student mental health. When the 2019-20 school year ended last June amid a still-spreading coronavirus pandemic, school counselors were well aware that the previous four months had been unlike any that schoolchildren — or their parents — had ever experienced. more
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HAFTR second-graders Lexi Sobel, Meir Rubashkin,  Adam Simkhayev and Celine Vinkorov learned that fruit is healthier than candy.  
HAFTR marks health week
The Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway celebrated health week Feb. 8 to 12, with many activities, learning opportunities, projects and more. more
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The Hebrew Academy of Long Beach held its fourth annual History Day Fair as part of the larger National History Day Competition on Feb. 9. Documentary winners for ‘Television: The Key to Understanding the American Family,’ were Goldie Kuflik, left, Yaira Herskowitz, Leah Ganchrow and Elana Silvera
HALB students advance to Long Island History Day
Three teams of Hebrew Academy of Long Beach students captured three different categories during the Woodmere school’s fourth annual History Day Fair on Feb. 9, as part of the larger National History Day competition. A competition that more than a half a million students take part in each year. more
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HAFTR Highlights student columnist Jordana Mastour.
After winter break HAFTR activities keeps students busy
Welcome back, HAFTR High School! Hoping everyone had a relaxing and safe winter vacation. With snow days and quarantines behind us, we are already back in the swing of things. more
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Lawrence School District implemented the Fast ForWord program last year and have seen progress from the first through eighth grade students applying the learning.
‘Fast ForWording’ student reading fluency in Lawrence
A reading program that the Lawrence School District implemented last May has propelled 207 students in grades first through eighth to impressive progress focusing on comprehension and fluency. more
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The current Hewlett-Woodmere School District budget proposal for the 2021-22 school year is $129,358,256.
Proposed Hewlett-Woodmere budget includes 1.95 percent uptick
Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education members have concerns with the proposed 2021-22 budget that was presented as a nearly a 2 percent spending increase from the current fiscal plan.  more
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The weekly number of mental health-related nationwide emergency department visits by children under 18, by age group, January to October 2019 and 2020. The solid line is 2019.
Five Towns schools focus on students’ mental health during the pandemic
The first of two stories examining student mental health. The nearly year-long coronavirus pandemic has affected every facet of everyday life — especially education, and one of the country’s most vulnerable populations, students. more
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