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Jada Parisi, a Deasy School second grader, was named a finalist in the Institute for Advanced Computational Science Challenge at Stony Brook University

Glen Cove

Jada Parisi named finalist in science competition at 7 years old

By Hannah Devlin

Garden City Park elementary schoolers working on projects.

New Hyde Park-Garden City Park elementary school projects 2.35% tax levy increase

By Isabella Gallo

Students on Long Island faced multiple days of disruptions while taking New York State tests. Photo of students at St. Rose of Lima School in Massapequa.

Massapequa

Statewide computer-based testing meltdown disrupts exams for Long Island students

By Larissa Fuentes

James H. Vernon School and Oyster Bay Middle/High School students were recognized for their participation in the American Mathematics Competition at the Tuesday, April 8 board of education meeting

Oyster Bay

Oyster Bay schools celebrate achievers in national math competition

By Hannah Devlin

The Great Neck South High ensemble Michael Sun (L.), Olivia Gu (Center) and Kyle Lam (R.) were selected to perform in the Young Musicians Concert at the Lincoln Center.

Great Neck

Three Great Neck School District ensembles invited to perform at Lincoln Center

By Long Island Press

Floral Park school district superintendents stand.

Floral Park school district appoints new superintendent, closes budget gap

By Isabella Gallo

Students had to enact a case from the New York State Bar Assocation that is typically led by high school mock trial students.

Port Washington

Sixth-graders at Weber Middle School become lawyers during mock trial

By Connor Patton

Two student teams from Manhasset earned top honors at the KidOYO Code Conquest “Battle of Bunker Hill” Hackathon.

Manhasset

Manhasset students excel at KidOYO ‘Battle of Bunker Hill’ Hackathon

The Manhasset Secondary School invited two speakers to inspire and inform students.

Manhasset

Speakers inspire Manhasset students

Roslyn Board of Education President Meryl, Ben-Levy said the budget's adoption is an "optimistic leap forward" for the district.

Roslyn

Roslyn School District adopts over $136M budget for 2025-26

By Connor Patton

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Carle Place Middle School hosts international food fair

2- Mineola 4th and 8th grade orchestra members rehearsing together (1)

Mineola

Mineola brings strings together for high school-elementary musical collaboration

Wheatley School students

Wheatley School students to display work at teachers association student art exhibit

Theresa Kahan, assistant superintendent of business in the Glen Cove City School District, who led the budget presentation at the board meeting

Glen Cove

Glen Cove schools close $1.5M gap in 2025-2026 budget

By Hannah Devlin

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Hempstead

Hofstra University’s Zucker School of Medicine named one of the top schools by U.S. News and World Report

By Denivia Rivera

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People

Long Island teens become ‘witnesses’ to Holocaust survivors in powerful UJA project

By Christy Hinko

Farmingdale School District approves 2025-26 budget, trustee Gavin Rogers opposes

Farmingdale board approves school budget amid late debate

By Casey Fahrer

Division Avenue High School senior Matthew Hartmann was named a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program.

Levittown

Division Avenue High School senior named National Merit Finalist

Elementary students from across Long Island came together in Bethpage on Friday, April 4 for the kidOYO Upper Elementary Division Code Conquest Hackathon.

Bethpage

Bethpage hosts kidOYO Code Conquest Hackathon

Alexa Tizzano (L), Francesca Lapidus and Ava McLaughlin (R) got to see a saxophone up close.

Massapequa

Lockhart’s future music makers awed by possibilities

Bethpage High School hosted its annual college fair as more than 50 colleges and universities were represented.

Bethpage

Bethpage High School hosts annual college fair

SUNY Old Westbury delivers education that leans into workforce development and stays responsive to the emergent needs of society.

SUNY Old Westbury: 60 years of prepping students for the ever-changing world

By Long Island Press

Port Washington Board of Education President Adam Smith said the district is looking to lower elementary class sizes by one student through the hiring of up to three new teachers.

Port Washington

Parents raise concerns about class sizes at Port Washington school board meeting

By Connor Patton

Westbury students pose in a formation on stage in front of purple lighting

Westbury

Westbury school district honors top spellers, artists, before adopting budget

By Isabella Gallo

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