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Sports

Mineola soccer players inspire younger students to “Think Pink”

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East Williston classes collaborate for Hispanic Heritage Month

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6th graders explore LEGO robotics at Floral Park-Bellerose’s John Lewis Childs School

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Floral Park-Bellerose recognizes board members and principals during October meeting

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Sewanhaka ‘rocks the nest’ at 2025 homecoming

Nassau county residents approved BOCES' plan to purchase Seamon Neck Middle School, sell a vacant property and conduct multiple capital improvement projects.

Business

Nassau residents approve BOCES referendum to buy school, sell vacant property

By Casey Fahrer

Locust Valley Board of Education Trustee Lauren Themis (L.) and President George Vasiliou (R.)

Locust Valley school board adopts more restrictive, federal Title IX policy

By Autumn Coleman and Hannah Devlin

Syosset Board of Education Trustee Brian Grieco said he supports the New York School Board Association's lobbying efforts for nutritious food and academic programming.

Syosset school board weighs in state education association objectives, resolutions

By Hannah Devlin

The Levittown School District was called "financially healthy" by an external auditor at its latest board of education meeting.

Levittown School District

By Casey Fahrer

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Locust Valley middle schoolers celebrate acts of kindness

Glen Cove Board of Education Vice President Anne Markoulis, President Angela Riamo and Superintendent Alexa Doescher (C.) cut the ribbon on the new extension at Landing School.

Landing School in Glen Cove celebrates renovation completion with ribbon-cutting

By Hannah Devlin

Oyster Bay high schoolers advance in national science competition

The Rohr Jewish Learning Institute (JLI) will present How Happiness Thinks: Unlocking Jewish Wisdom for a Joyful Life, the institute’s six-session fall 2025 course, beginning Nov. 2.

Community Events

Jewish learning center presents class in ‘positive psychology’

By Long Island Press

Locust Valley Superintendent Kristen Turnow says the district continues to strive to enhance its performance.

Locust Valley High School ranks No. 232 in state, resident says IB program is at fault

By Hannah Devlin

Resident and former Oyster Bay-East Norwich Board of Education President Ann Marie Longo says the board should changes to the district more openly.

Oyster Bay ex school board prez calls trustees to discuss policy changes openly

By Hannah Devlin

Group of Floral Park Memorial High students still without buses despite legal appeals

By Isabella Gallo

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CM Christine Liu launches antibullying program in North Hempstead

By Isabella Gallo

Superintendent Bradley Porche, principal Michelle O’Brien, Trustee Catherine Yeadon, Trustee William Charon, board chair Joyce Bisso, COO Tim Charon (L. to R.) cut the ribbon on the newly renovated Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf.

Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf cuts ribbon on new gymnasium

By Hannah Devlin

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Mineola’s Love to Dance Performing Arts Center twirls into 10th season

By Isabella Gallo

SUNY Old Westbury kicked off its Advancing Completion through Engagement program with 150 students.

SUNY Old Westbury kicks off its Advancing Completion through Engagement program

By Casey Fahrer

Glen Head students pass 100 books from Gold Coast Library to new building

By Hannah Devlin

Hundreds of people celebrated the Cow Neck Peninsula's history at the historical society's annual fall festival.

Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society hosts annual Fall Colonial Fair

By Casey Fahrer

Resident Janet Blatt said community members should be able to name individuals during public comment at the Glen Cove Board of Education meetings.

Glen Cove resident urges school board to open up comment period

By Hannah Devlin

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Mineola’s controversial video-based learning program terminated after parents express outrage, file FTC, AG complaints

By Isabella Gallo

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