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Seaford High School’s 9/11 memorial.
Wantagh and Seaford to remember 9/11
Patriot Day services will be held in Wantagh and Seaford to honor local residents killed in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. The Wantagh American Legion Post 1273 will hold its service and ceremony on Saturday, Sept. 6, at 10 a.m., at the Legion’s Post, at 3484 Park Avenue in Wantagh. In Seaford, a candle-lighting ceremony will take place next Thursday, Sept. 11, at 7 p.m., at Seaford High School. more
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Among the new teachers in Wantagh this year are, from left, Anna Domingo, Jenna Rinaldi, Angela Savella and David Burt.
New Wantagh teachers eager for new year
Kindergarten students won’t be the only newcomers to the Wantagh School District this year, as more than a dozen new teachers have joined the staff. more
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Superintendent Maureen Goldberg welcomes back the staff for 2014-15 school year.
Wantagh staff embraces a new beginning
Upwards of 600 Wantagh School District staff members gathered in the high school auditorium last week for the traditional “Welcome Back” meeting. They were joined by local legislators and community leaders for the unofficial start of the 2014-15 school year. more
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Marie Pisicchio, the new principal of Mandalay Elementary School, will give each teacher a copy of “The Golden Rule” in an effort to build the character education program.
She’ll be there for you
Marie Pisicchio is a numbers kind of a person. She spent 10 years in the classroom as a math teacher, and the past seven supervising the math department in the Wantagh School District. more
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Wantagh, Seaford, Levittown get test results
The second year of Common Core testing showed improved results, but passing rates still fell well below past levels. more
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Sophomore cornerback Rasul Douglas had three interceptions in his first season of college football and returns to lead the Lions secondary.
Expectations high for NCC Lions
As always, expectations are sky high on the football field at Nassau Community College. The Lions, who have been among the top junior college programs in the country for decades, are coming off back-to-back 9-2 seasons. more
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Levittown seeks transportation savings
Levittown School District officials are looking to save money on transportation costs by bringing six routes in-house, meaning those children would be taken to an from school on Levittown buses, instead of those of a private company. more
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Each day of vacation Bible school at St. Frances de Chantal Church in Wantagh started out with songs and prayers under the big tent. The program ran from Aug. 4-15 at the parish school.
Finding fun in faith
Fun could be found just about everywhere at St. Frances de Chantal school during the last two weeks, as the parish hosted its annual vacation Bible school. Appropriately, this year’s theme was “Everywhere Fun Fair.” more
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Dr. Tonie McDonald is the new superintendent of the Levittown School District. Her office is in the former Memorial High School, from which she graduated in 1977.
A homecoming for Levittown superintendent
In the 1970s, Tonie McDonald walked the halls of Levittown Memorial High School as a student. In 2014, she is Dr. Tonie McDonald, and is walking the halls of what is now the district’s central office and career and technical education center as the superintendent of schools. more
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The Wantagh School District received a $150,000 grant through County Legislator David Denenberg for various improvements.
Wantagh schools to receive $150K grant
Upgrades are on tap for Wantagh schools in the near future, as the district is slated to receive a special legislative grant from Nassau County. more
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