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The East Rockaway Education Foundation postponed its 5K from March 28 to May 30 in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, but a virtual option will still be available later this month.
East Rockaway Education Foundation postpones annual 5K to May amid coronavirus
For the fifth year in a row, the East Rockaway Education Foundation will host its 5K run or walk, but for the first time, it will not be in March. more
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The New York State School Boards association has recommended that Board of Education candidates should not go door-to-door to collect petition signatures amid the coronavirus outbreak.
New York state association urges candidates not to go door to door
Board of Education candidates collecting petition signatures for what is currently the April 20 deadline to submit petitions are being urged by the New York State School Boards Association not to go door to door because of the coronavirus outbreak. more
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An illustration of the novel coronavirus, dubbed COVID-19, was created by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Oceanside, Island Park communities take measures against COVID-19 spread
Though there were no reported coronavirus cases in Oceanside or Island Park as the Herald went to press, the communities are on high alert to help prevent its spread. more
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All Nassau County schools are closed from March 16 through March 27 and will reopen March 30. County Executive Laura Curran announced the closure Sunday morning as a precaution to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
Oceanside, Island Park schools closed for two weeks under county-wide order amid coronvirus
All Nassau County schools will be closed for two weeks as of Monday, by order of Nassau County Executive Laura Curran. more
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NYSED: Two North Bellmore schools need improvement
The New York State Education Department says two schools in the North Bellmore District need to improve academically, according to new federal guidelines, but school officials say the … more
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Ronald Reznik, a sophomore at Wellington C. Mepham High School, is heading to Washington, D.C., to advocate for gifted education in front of members of Congress.
Mepham student to speak for the 'gifted' on Capitol Hill
What if Christopher Columbus, before setting sail, decided not to take an uncharted route, and instead followed a known path to India, and never landed in America? Questions like this one, which warp … more
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The next budget presentation for the Oceanside School District is on March 18 at 7 p.m. in the School No. 6 auditourium. School officials will discuss revenue, the tax levy limit and state aid.
No program cuts slated for Oceanside’s school budget
Oceanside School District officials predict the 2020-21 budget will increase about 2.51 percent from the 2019-20 budget and maintain all current programs, they said at the Board of Education meeting on March 4. more
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Merrick resident Donna Rosenblum, the executive director of Reason2Smile, sat among materials from her education trunk, which she brings to local schools to educate students about Kenyan life.
Merokean gives students at home and abroad a 'Reason2Smile'
In a recent conversation with the Herald Life, Donna Rosenblum beamed about her affinity for actress Gal Gadot and the “Wonder Woman” franchise — her obsession was evident from the … more
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East Rockaway Board of Education President Keith Gamache said it was bittersweet to not seek re-election, but noted he was happy for everything he and his fellow trustees accomplished.
Outgoing East Rockaway Board of Education president proud of accomplishments
Outgoing East Rockaway Board of Education President Keith Gamache said that deciding not to run again for the board in May was a difficult decision, but it was the right one. more
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Board of Education President Keith Gamache announced that he would not seek another term in the May 19 election. The five-member board has welcomed three new trustees in the past two elections.
East Rockaway Board of Education facing shakeup as president won't seek re-election
The East Rockaway Board of Education is in for a major shakeup after President Keith Gamache announced that he would not seek another term, while longtime Trustee Neil Schloth said he had not yet decided if he will run again on May 19. more
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