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Brooklyn resident Dacson Sears is alleged to have been the leader behind a scheme that sought to steal more than $1 million through bogus loans.
Five charged in alleged loan fraud, Lawrence School District impacted
After a six-months long investigation, five people were arrested on Feb. 26 and then charged for their alleged roles in what the Nassau County District Attorney’s Office called alleged credit union loan fraud ring, whose members attempted to steal more than $1 million from five major credit unions, including Nassau Educators Federal Credit Union, and hundreds of individuals were allegedly targeted. Allegedly, they stole more than $250,000. more
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With more than $14 million from FEMA and New York state, Lawrence School District officials look to renovate the high school, which was severely damaged in Hurricane Sandy. Above, the LHS crawl space after clean up.
Lawrence School District receives nearly $13 million from FEMA
Barely three months after Hurricane Sandy, Dr. Ann Pedersen, then the Lawrence School District’s assistant superintendent for Academic Affairs received a phone call on Jan. 16, 2013 that nearly made her forget that horrendous storm and the damage it inflicted on the Five Towns. more
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Lawrence High School freshman Brandon Rebel received a sweatshirt with the Golden Tornado mascot inscribed on the front from Superintendent Dr. Ann Pedersen for his work on the updated district website.
Hewlett-Woodmere, Lawrence school districts are mobile
Brandon Rebel is a typical high school freshman, very young looking, smallish and surrounded by friends. But over the course of two days Rebel created four GIFs for the overhauled Lawrence School District website. more
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Some New Year’s wishes for our leaders
As we begin a new year, I’d like to share some of my wishes for the next 12 months for our leaders at all levels of government. Let’s start on Long Island. more
The Broadway Campus that houses Lawrence Elementary School and the middle school underwent mold remediation and air quality testing is ongoing.
Lawrence School District spends nearly $200,000 to battle mold
The heat and humidity that many people endured during the summer also caused a problem in the basement of the Broadway Campus building that houses both the middle school and Lawrence Elementary … more
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Aubrey Scott and her son Xavier, a seventh-grader, reviewed the informational materials they received from Lawrence administrators.
Preparing for school year success
Lemonade and popcorn were served in the cafeteria of Lawrence High School, as parents and students moved from station to station and received information geared to help them prepare for a successful … more
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Lawrence School District’s Director of Academic Affairs, William Moss, oversees the My Brother’s Keeper Family and Community Engagement Program.
Lawrence aims to substantially reduce suspensions
In the second year of a four-year $600,000 State Education Department grant, the Lawrence School District is looking to improve the My Brother’s Keeper Family and Community Engagement Program and raise the rate of student attendance, especially for boys of color at the high school. more
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A militarized school is not a safe school
The New York Times reported last week that U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos was weighing the use of federal grant money to arm teachers across the country. more
The New York State Education Department awarded a $250,000 Exemplary School Models and Practices grant to the Lawrence School District for several programs, including seminars in lieu of suspensions at the high school.
Lawrence schools receives $250,000 state grant
The Lawrence School District is one of five district that were awarded the Exemplary School Models and Practices grant from the New York State Education Department, and the only district to receive the grant’s maximum amount of $250,000 and be a non-city recipient. more
The Lawrence Primary School at the Number Two School is having a new playground installed as part of having the kindergarten classes move into the Inwood building.
Circling around the district’s issues
The need for increased communication, the shift of kindergarteners to the Lawrence Primary School at the Number Two School from the Early Childhood Center at the Number Four School and school bus safety were the primary topics of the second of two Community Circle meetings hosted by District Superintendent Dr. Ann Pedersen on July 25. more
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