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Lynbrook Summer Reading Club finale
Children who participated in Lynbrook Public Library’s summer reading program and have turned in at least one book review can participate in the Reading Club’s Minute-to-Win-It on Aug. 11 at 2:30 p.m. more
Kevin Gerbauer, 6, James Silva, 6, and Aristotle Eliopoulos played during snack time.
Barrett Park recreationists make the most of the summer
Between 250 and 300 Valley Stream children take part in the Barrett Summer Recreation Program each year, and some even return as counselors when they are older. more
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The Freeport Public Schools became one of the first districts on Long Island to host LitCamp, a new four-week summer literacy program created by renowned author and literacy expert Pam Allyn, center.
For the love of reading
The New Visions Elementary School parking lot in Freeport was full on July 25, and even though school wasn’t in session, students carrying bulky instrument cases were seen walking to and from the … more
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Lee Road Elementary students got super soapy at an end-of-the-year car wash — a fundraiser for the North Wantagh school’s character education program — on June 19.
Summer off to a sudsy start at Lee Road
Lee Road Elementary School students’ summer vacation got off to a soapy start.  Students at the school, which serves parts of Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown, participated in an … more
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Roberta Ryan, the school’s director of technology, greeted cheerleaders at the finish line of the jog-a-thon.
Transforming technology
Although the academic year is winding down, Roberta Ryan, St. William the Abbot School’s director of technology, said that she is already looking forward to 2017-18. She explained that she is … more
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In the laboratory at Stony Brook University’s Garcia Summer Scholars Program, Allen Green worked on his award-winning project.
Lawrence senior wins science contest grand prize
Earlier this year, Allen Green was named Lawrence High School’s valedictorian, and last month he was notified that he was this year’s Grand Award winner in the International Sustainable World Energy, Engineering and Environment Project Olympiad — known as ISWEEEP — in Houston. more
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Putting the LIRR back on the right track
Long Islanders have long had a love-hate relationship with the Long Island Rail Road. On one hand, they love the service, which, on good days, speeds them into New York City . . . more
Wheelchair basketball Paralympic gold medalist Steve Serio, center, joined both teams at the first annual Basketball For All fundraiser at Oceanside High School on April 21.
Fundraiser celebrates ‘Basketball For All’
Oceanside’s Challenger Basketball team took on Lynbrook as part of Oceanside High School’s first annual Basketball For All fundraiser on April 21. more
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The John Theissen Children’s Foundation Family Fun Center, at 1881 Wantagh Ave., may close. Theissen needs to raise $50,000 by June 30.
Theissen Center may close
Kaitlyn Rochel, a 14-year-old Wantagh Middle School student, is a three-time cancer survivor. In 2006 she was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia and was treated with chemotherapy. When she … more
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Kathleen Crowley, who works as a job coach for the skills and achievement program, said that the initiative helps students learn what jobs they are good at and allows them to follow their interests.
Skills and Achievement Program helps East Rockaway students with disabilities gain job experience
Students in the East Rockaway School District are gaining work experience through a skills and achievement program in which the district teams with local businesses to provide on-site job training for disabled students. more
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