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Students from Brownie Girl Scout Troop No. 863 held the “Color Our World With Kindness” banner.

Brownie Girl Scouts color with kindness at Watson Elementary School

Floyd B. Watson Elementary School’s Brownie Girl Scout troops came together on May 30 to complete a “Color Our World With Kindness” project. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 6/13/19

Lynbrook school officials are studying ways to combat overcrowding at Marion Street Elementary School. There are now 448 students enrolled at the school, and it is expected to receive 24 new students next year.

Lynbrook Board of Education studies Marion Street overcrowding

Lynbrook School District officials are looking into ways to alleviate increasing overcrowding at Marion Street Elementary School, which, they said, is only expected to get worse as more people move into the neighborhood. more

By Melissa Koenig | 5/30/19

The legacy of Columbine: too many people caught up in school shootings

School shootings have become so ordinary that the press is always looking for a fresh hook. Last week, the media found a new lead for an old story . . . more

5/17/19

Dylan T. Stolz, a Hewlett-Woodmere teacher, pleaded guilty to two felonies after being accused of sexually abusing several boys at an upstate summer camp.

Hewlett-Woodmere teacher Dylan T. Stolz pleads guilty to sexual abuse

Dylan T. Stolz, who was a fourth-grade teacher at Ogden Elementary School in the Hewlett-Woodmere School District, pleaded guilty to two felonies on May 6, according to the upstate Post-Star newspaper. more

By Jeff Bessen | 5/8/19

Angela Maimone, as Lucille Ball, talked to Andrew and Jolene Daniello during Oceanside School No. 4’s “Living Wax Museum” project.

Oceanside fourth graders present a 'Living Wax Museum'

To culminate their most recent English project, fourth-graders at Oceanside School No. 4 became famous figures for a morning in a performative presentation for parents and the community. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 4/18/19

Lincoln Orens Middle School will undergo several construction projects this summer.

Island Park Board of Education gives updates on summer projects

This summer, Island Park’s Francis X. Hegarty Elementary School and Lincoln Orens Middle School will receive major upgrades through several bond, capital and FEMA-funded projects. As a result of the months-long construction, the schools will not host their usual summer programs. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 4/11/19

Lynbrook's Waverly Park School to host blood drive on April 15

Waverly Park Elementary School is hosting a blood drive on April 15 from 3 to 7:30 p.m. more

4/3/19

Sebastian Olivares, far left, Katherine Graci and Kiernan Souto, all South Side Middle School students, took part in debate night at Reconnect RVC.

Rockville Centre business offers phone-free programs for kids

Four Rockville Centre educators have moved beyond the classroom to help socialize children in the community, providing a space outside school for students to unplug from technology and connect with friends. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 3/28/19

Ed Smith has had a profound effect on 10-year-old Landing Elementary School fifth-grader David Maldonado, who has visited his favorite teacher a number of times since Smith’s stroke.

Landing Elementary teacher still recovering from stroke

When Ed Smith woke up last June 27, it felt like the beginning of a normal day. It was 70 and sunny, and Smith, 54, the band teacher at Landing Elementary School, was just starting summer break. He … more

By Mike Conn | 3/21/19

Jim Duffy will remain in his role, Schools Superintendent Dr. William Johnson recently announced, serving as principal for what Duffy hopes is "many, many years."

Wilson Elementary School’s interim principal to remain in role permanently

Jim Duffy, who was named interim principal of Francis F. Wilson Elementary School in last August a week after Thomas Ricupero announced he would retire, will remain in that role, Superintendent William Johnson announced last week. more

By Ben Strack | 3/13/19

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