First graders and their fifth grade buddies shared a common purpose during their recent get-together at East Lake Elementary School. They wanted to thank the men and women who sac...
There were great stories to read tasty drinks to sip as students in Nicole Romeo’s first grade class at McKenna Elementary School recently enjoyed Starbooks Day. A play on the we...
Student leaders from Berner Middle School in the Massapequa School District were soaring to new heights as they visited The Adventure Park at Long Island on Oct. 28. The experienc...
Students at Park Avenue Memorial Elementary School put their creativity to work while learning about the importance of healthy choices during this year's Red Ribbon Week celebration. Throughout the
Students at Edmund W. Miles Middle School in the Amityville Union Free School District had an opportunity to hear firsthand accounts of military service, sacrifice and leadership during the school's
First graders in Mrs. James’ class at Northwest Elementary School put their math and science skills to the test during a hands-on pumpkin investigation that turned a familiar fall favorite into an
Farmingdale High School senior Madeline Ortiz was recently named the youngest-ever honoree for the New York State Assembly's Women of Distinction. This historic recognition ties directly to her
Farmingdale High School Theatre 2 students attended Hofstra University's Shakespeare Festival on October 27. Students participated in workshops, toured the playhouse, and performed a scene from
Driven by a cause that hits close to home for so many in our community, Howitt Middle School’s Spirit Club hosted its most impactful Pink Out game yet on Thursday, October 29. Between crowd-pleasing
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