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Great Neck

Great Neck South High senior scores 1,000th career point

Assemblymember Lavine with Hicksville Schools Superintendent Dr. Theodore Fulton and Sunita Manjrekar, Board of Education Vice President at the Board of Education meeting, December 18, 2024

Hicksville

School board officially awarded $500K in funding

By Casey Fahrer

Vocal Points members Matthew Fanelli, left, and Charlie Celona helped spread holiday cheer.

Massapequa

Unqua, Berner students share holiday music together

The Farmingdale School District's winter concerts have concluded in spectacular fashion, leaving us with cherished memories of music, joy, and community spirit. From Main Street parades to the magical Tuba Christmas at Rockefeller Center, over 20 performances lit up the season. Here's to the dedication of our students and educators who delivered surprising delight with each note, as we eagerly anticipate more musical wonder in the coming year!

Farmingdale School District Concludes Vibrant Winter Concert Season

Seaford High School sophomores, from left, Calleigh Harten, Sydney McEntee, Michael Gagliano, Jamie Klein and Hannah Gerace were selected to attend the 2025 HOBY leadership conference.

Seaford

Seaford’s future leaders tapped for regional conference

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Seaford

STEM skills make for holiday fun at Lee Road School

Seaford Middle School Service Club members from left, Jovie Hartmann, Mila Rogdakis, Ryan Kind and Angela O’Brien helped organize a winter clothing drive for the St. Vincent de Paul Society, which runs through Jan. 10.

Seaford

Service Club spreads warmth in Seaford

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Sewanhaka’s Floral Park Memorial High School hosts food drive and fundraiser for Island Harvest

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Nassau

Julius Pearse, leader in Nassau African American community, dies at 91

By Casey Fahrer

Syosset

Preschool talent show at Variety learning center

Senior Dylan Martini is the first Wantagh High School athlete to get his name on the Tom Thorpe Memorial Award Plaque in its 83-year history as the most outstanding football player in Nassau County.

Wantagh

Wantagh football player earns Tom Thorpe Memorial Award while delivering LI championship

By Casey Fahrer

Local officials and school administrators spoke out against the Regionalization Initiative at the Our Schools, Our Rules Act press conference on Oct. 31

Nassau

2024 Education: Regionalization causes upset on Long Island

By Hannah Devlin

The Jericho Board of Education votes to opt out of regionalization. From let to right, Christopher Foresto, Divya Balachandar, Jill Citron, Jennifer Vartanov, Samuel Perlman

Jericho

Jericho schools opt out of state regionalization

By Hannah Devlin

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Great Neck

E.M. Baker students play games with their ‘grandfriends’

The Locust Valley Chamber Choir was led by district music teacher, Brianna Brickman, at their Radio City Music Hall performance

Oyster Bay

Locust Valley Chamber Choir performs at Radio City

By Hannah Devlin

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Carle Place students perform in exciting and festive winter concerts

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Roslyn

Willets Road School students unite through Constitutional Convention

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Mineola

Mineola Middle School Band performs song composed by alumnus

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Manhasset

Manhasset students share sweet treats with families at Ronald McDonald House

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Mineola

SPARKCast students dive into dynamic news production at The Wheatley School’s WSTV studio

Forest Lake Elementary School fifth graders, from left, Hugh McQuillan, Toni Pagano and Vincent Kennedy have found many benefits to using AI as a learning tool.

Wantagh

AI pushing learners to new heights at Forest Lake

East Lake Elementary School fourth graders created digital writing projects telling what they would do if trapped inside of a snow globe.

Massapequa

Winter writing has character at East Lake

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Mineola

Mineola Middle School Band performs song composed by alumnus

By Blaine Malefatto

The Treble Choir opened the show, which was a preview of the annual winter concert, “An Evening of Holiday Music.”

Massapequa

Massapequa musicians delight seniors with afternoon tunes

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