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Woodland Middle School seventh-graders participated in the Walk for Water on Nov. 2, collecting food and water for Island Harvest.
Woodland M.S. helps feed L.I.’s hungry with Island Harvest
The last time Randi Shubin Dresner, 55, stood on the stage at Woodland Middle School, she was a student, receiving an award from social studies teacher Gerald Schehr for her community service … more
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Woodland Middle School sixth and seventh grade students participated in the Social Emotional Learning Club’s “Mix It Up Day."
E. Meadow students get a social education
Students across the East Meadow School District recently received a social education through special character programs hosted by two schools. Parkway Elementary School students recently … more
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Bowling Green Elementary School fifth-graders created Valentine’s Day cards for veterans this month.
Bowling Green students send love to veterans
In honor of the season of love, Bowling Green Elementary School students created more than 700 Valentine’s Day cards for veterans. East Meadow School District officials said the children … more
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Children and faculty wore red or pink clothing on the “Spread Love for a Cure” -themed spirit day
Meadowbrook students collect pennies for patients
Meadowbrook Elementary School partnered with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Student Series to help patients and families fight these medical issues through their Pennies for Patients fundraiser. … more
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While Luke Pamdolfi and Daniel Caliguirre, far left, chose to dress like George Washington and Teddy Roosevelt in advance of Presidents Day, Barnum Woods Elementary students donned an assortment of costumes at the Famous Americans Parade on Feb. 10.
Famous Americans parade through Barnum Woods
A slew of the country’s most distinguished politicians, thinkers and inventors recently roamed the halls of Barnum Woods Elementary School — students dressed as these acclaimed … more
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Meadowbrook Elementary School students recently learned to become “world changers” through the music and stories of musician Jared Campbell.
Becoming ‘world-changing warriors’
In the East Meadow School District, students, parents and community members alike recently learned to become “world-changing warriors” through the music and stories of acclaimed musician … more
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W. T. Clarke Middle School English teachers and Principal Stacy Breslin congratulated second-place winner Nicholas Espinosa (left-center) and spelling bee champion Amaya Tallarita (right-center) after the annual English language arts competition.
Honoring the best of the middle schools’ bees
East Meadow’s middle schools recently crowned champions in various academic competitions. Both Woodland and W.T. Clarke middle schools hosted spelling bees and the National Geographic Bee … more
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Jessica Karim helped load paper into the Perkins Brailler, a special typewriter, for Paula Morejon before a proofreading task
Braille Challenge brought to East Meadow
About 15 students from across the tri-state area, including some from East Meadow, participated in the ninth annual Long Island Regional Braille Challenge at W.T. Clarke High School on … more
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Interim Superintendent Leon Campo, PTA Council President Donna LaScala and Board of Education President Joseph Parisi posed for this photo for the district newsletter to show their commitment to building a stronger school-community partnership this academic year and beyond, LaScala said.
Superintendent search begins, ‘healing’ continues
When community members walk into Superintendent Leon Campo’s office in the Salisbury Center — which also bears his name, in honor of his decades of service to the East Meadow School … more
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Vin Mascia, head coach of the East Meadow High School football team, said that shaking his son’s hand before their team’s playoff game last fall was a special memory.
All in the family
Chris Mascia says that when her husband, Vin, and their 17-year-old son, Matt, leave their East Meadow home together to go to work and school every morning, they’re talking about football. When … more
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