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Molloy University has been named No. 85 on TIME magazine’s inaugural 2026-27 list of America’s Best Colleges, making it the only Long Island institution among the top 100 and one of 14 New York schools recognized. more
Freeport Public Schools' Board of Education announced several changes in district policy and hiring decisions during a recent meeting, including cutting the widely debated and costly contract with the Perkins Consulting Group. more
South Side High School has been ranked the No. 1 high school on Long Island by U.S. News & World Report, earning a 97.25 overall score and ranking No. 494 nationally. more
Freeport High School celebrated its Class of 2026 during its commencement ceremony on June 25 at Hofstra University. more
South Side High School’s science research program showcased student biology, chemistry and independent projects at its annual science fair following participation in regional competitions, highlighting months of hands-on research and student achievement. more
In another contentious board of education meeting, the Freeport school board announced its decision to hire three new district administrators, while ending the assignment of Marie Gaboton-Swift, interim executive director for personnel. more
Residents approved the Rockville Centre School District’s $141.3 million 2026-27 budget Tuesday by a 1,915-1,195 vote, while electing challengers Mary Beth Joyce and Christa Dorrego to the Board of Education and also passing the Rockville Centre Public Library budget. more
The trio of Michael Pomerico, Gabriela Castillo and Eddie Gordon have been elected by Freeport voters to fill three board seats on the Freeport Public Schools Board of Education. Voters also voted to accept the current school board's adopted budget. more
Confusion and anger has swept through Freeport and its school district after metal detectors purchased by the district were assembled in the school's main lobby that the school board says it never approved. more
Three candidates—incumbent Janet Gruner and challengers Mary Beth Joyce and Christa Dorrego—are vying for two seats on the Rockville Centre Board of Education amid budget concerns and calls for stronger financial planning, transparency and community communication. more
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