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Five Towns Community Center board president, Gwynn Campbell, addressed neighbors with questions and concerns on the two proposals submitted to Nassau County.
Neighbors question center board on bids for Five Towns Community Center
The Five Towns Community Center held a town hall meeting on March 13 to address neighbors the latest on the ongoing concerns of its future. more
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Parents got back to taking notes in a classroom as Casey Schmalacker delves into his presentation on relieving stress and anxiety.
Adults attend 'school' at Hewlett Woodmere's Parent University
Hewlett-Woodmere school district parents returned to the classroom, not for an algebra lesson, but to enhance their skills as parents at the district’s l Parent University, the first since the Covid pandemic began. more
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The Hewlett High School gymnasium was the scene for freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors to compete in the Battle of Classes on March 3.
Hewlett seniors win Battle of the Classes
The gymnasium bleachers were packed, the gym floor was the place for fun and an array of events, including dance, European handball, hockey, relay races, volleyball and as few more as the annual Battle of the Classes took place at Hewlett High School on March 3. 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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The Lawrence High School class of 2022 celebrating last June. The school recorded a graduation rate of 90 percent — three percentage points above the state average — for the first time since 2008.
Lawrence High School achieves 90 percent graduation rating
For the first time since 2008, Lawrence High School attained a 90 percent graduation rate in 2021-22, three points higher than the state average, according to a state education department report. more
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The shell game we like to call graduation rates
State taxpayers remain mostly blinded by educational obfuscations like the high school graduation rate. more
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Hewlett High School junior Alexandre Tourneux won in the regional finals and advanced to the National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium in Virginia Beach in April.
Hewlett High School student advances to science symposium
Hewlett High School junior Alexandre Tourneux won first place at regional finals and advances to the National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium in Virginia Beach in April. more
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Hewlett-Woodmere School District similar to other districts and schools in the Five Towns is eschewing having armed guards for now. Above, the Woodmere Education Center.
Armed guards: not yet in Five Towns' schools
Across Long Island, strengthening school security has become more common. In response to nationwide gun violence at schools, schools have taken the measure of adding armed security. The use of armed guards in schools has long been a controversial topic and schools in the Five Towns aren’t thrilled about the idea of any armed security on school grounds. more
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Lawrence school district voters approved the sale of the Number Five School in a referendum last week. The Shulamith School will buy the building. Above, a Shulamith high school class in 2017 in Rabbi Ya’akov Trump’s classroom.
Neighbors support sale of Number Five School in Cedarhurst
After a robust campaign by the Community Coalition of the Five Towns, voters in the Lawrence school district overwhelmingly approved the sale of the former Number Five School building, in Cedarhurst, to the Shulamith School for Girls in a referendum on Feb. 16. more
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Residents voted in favor of Shulamith School of Girls purchasing the Number FIve School 1605-142.
Residents voted in favor of Lawrence School District to sell Number Five School to Shulamith
The polls closed at 10 p.m. sharp at Lawrence High School as the district held their referendum vote Thursday night to determine new ownership of their once Number Five School. more
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