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Levittown PTA group presents recommendations
Parents weighed on the developing Levittown budget last week, as Laura Brown spoke on behalf of the PTA Advisory Council at the March 11 Board of Education. more
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Levittown rethinks administrative roles
As the budget development process continues in Levittown, one change expected for next year is the restructuring of administrative positions in the 7,200-student district. more
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The cast of “Thoroughly Modern Millie” rehearses a musical number for the upcoming production at St. William the Abbot School.
The ’20s comes to St. William
“Thoroughly Modern Millie” returns to Seaford this week, but this time the play takes place at a different venue and with a younger cast. more
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Upgrading the standard IQ test
In 1983, famed Harvard psychologist Howard Gardner published his seminal book, “Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences,” which laid out seven primary intelligences . . . more
Forty-two students comprise the cast of “Bye Bye Birdie,” which will be performed by the Wantagh Middle School Drama Club this weekend in the high school auditorium.
Say hello to ‘Bye Bye Birdie’
A cast of 42 Wantagh Middle School students will bring the late 1950s to the high school auditorium stage this weekend with three performances of the popular Broadway musical “Bye Bye Birdie.” more
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Salk Students Evan Peters, left, and Declan Gillespie launched a glider.
Great minds come together in Levittown
Nassau County’s brightest young scientists gathered in Levittown last Saturday for the middle school Science Olympiad regional competition. Teams from Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown took part in a wide variety of events, which tested students’ abilities in science, math, technology and engineering. more
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Public invited to education forum on March 16
An education forum, “Reclaiming Public Education in New York State,” will be held on Monday, March 16 at 7 p.m. at Levittown Hall, 200 Levittown Parkway in Hicksville. more
High marks for local educators
Teachers in Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown are making the grade, according to the latest evaluation data released by the New York State Education Department. more
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Levittown teacher Cody Lapp, right, saved colleague Gerri Butler from choking last month. They were joined by Principal Frank Mortillaro.
Teacher saves choking colleague
Cody Lapp works as both a teacher and a Jones Beach lifeguard, and as of last month, he can say he’s saved a life at each job. more
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Finn Duffy. 10, of Wantagh, gets in some work in the hitting cage.
A winter tune up for the boys of summer
Looking outside, it’s hard to believe that baseball season is near, especially with a fresh layer of snow. Spring training has begun for Major League teams, and it is also under way for local youth sports leagues, including the Levittown Seaford Wantagh Athletic Association. more
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