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Meryl Goodman danced with her second-grade students at William S. Covert Elementary School on June 6. The lesson was part of Sanford Harmony, a social and emotional learning program inspired by billionaire philanthropist Thomas Denny Sanford, who watched.
Covert Elementary School showcases social and emotional learning
Meryl Goodman asked a room of second-graders at William S. Covert Elementary School on June 6 to share ways that classmates can work together. “Include everyone,” said Mara Davidson. “Fabulous,” Goodman answered, prompting another student with her eyes. more
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completed a virtual marathon on May 31 through national non-profit organization Achilles Kids’ Run to Learn program.
Rockville Centre students complete yearlong marathon
South Side High School students took to the track on May 31 to complete their yearlong goal of running a marathon — 26.2 miles — and later celebrated during an awards ceremony, where they earned new sneakers. more
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Jen Woods, left, at work in the kitchen of St. Luke’s with co-chefs Joyce Kaufman and Sally Davies.
The passing of the tongs in Sea Cliff
After 35 years of serving Sea Cliff’s seniors, the head chefs of the Mutual Concerns Committee’s senior lunch program are handing in their aprons. Longtime residents Maryann Tuminello, 73, and … more
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Wantagh Horizons student Samantha Magri steered her remotely operated vehicle around the Nassau County Aquatic Center in Eisenhower Park. Horizons teacher Renee MacDermott, left, fellow student Isabella Cicero and marine scientist Brett Curlew helped her navigate the still waters.
Horizons students dive deep into robotics
Wantagh Horizons Program students from Mandalay Elementary School made a splash at the Nassau County Aquatic Center in Eisenhower Park. more
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South Side High School student Ally Rosenbaum, a dance captain for Centre Stage’s 10th production on May 17 and 18, danced alongside Ryan O’Donnell.
Centre Stage production pays tribute to decade of shows
Hundreds of audience members watched as students of all abilities, dressed in sparkling white and pink garb, danced to the Jackson 5’s “I Want You Back” during the opening number of the South Side High School’s 10th Centre Stage performance. more
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Long Island Broncos players and their parents watched as two Seaford High School varsity football players demonstrated proper tackling.
Seaford-based Long Island Broncos introduce non-contact football
Citing a nationwide decline in youth football participation, the Long Island Broncos has announced that it will phase out full-contact football for children ages 5 to 7 by 2020. more
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Smiles and laughter have become customary during the 10-year history of South Side High School’s Centre Stage. Students of all abilities performed a dance number during last year’s production of “Greetings from South Side.”
South Side High School to celebrate 10 years of Centre Stage
“I’ve been calling Centre Stage the heartbeat of South Side High School and the heartbeat of the Rockville Centre School District for 10 years,” said Dr. Noreen Leahy, the district’s assistant superintendent for pupil personnel services and special education. more
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Celebrating Molloy College’s new Manhattan Center were Ann Branchini, vice president for Academic Affairs and dean of the faculty; Molloy College President Drew Bogner; Monsignor Francis J. Caldwell, chairman of Molloy’s Board of Trustees; and Henry Fonte, director of the Molloy/CAP21 program and chair of the Department of Theatre Arts.
Molloy College opens new Manhattan theatre center
Molloy College recently opened its new Manhattan Center, home for the Molloy/CAP21 theatre arts program. The center features new state-of-the-art studios occupying the entire fourth floor of the historic building at 50 Broadway, in the heart of the vibrant and revitalized downtown Manhattan. more
Some of the volunteer moms on the Seaford Young Life Committee pose in front of the Seaford Methodist Church where they hold some of their activity nights. Pictured here, from L to R, front row: JoJo Bello, 11; Ryan Jebaily, 11; Shayne Dougherty, 10; Taylor Jebaily, 11; Madeline Kollar, 15; Patrick Kiernan, 11. R to L back row: Trisha Kiernan, Christi Kollar, Rita Matalone, Donna Jebaily, James Jebaily (15), Joni Dougherty, Jennifer Bello.
Fun and activities for Seaford ‘tweens’
Over the past three years, the Seaford Young Life committee has held 2-hour activities such as make-your-own ice cream socials. more
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Town Councilman Anthony D’Esposito, center, introduced a program intended to help prevent prescription drug poisoning among children. Town Medical Director Dr. David Neubert, left, and Island Park school officials joined him.
D’Esposito introduces child drug safety program
Spurred in part by a study that linked the increased use and abuse of prescription opioids to a rise in pain-pill related poisonings among young children, Town Councilman Anthony D’Esposito … more
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