Keyword: Ann Pedersen
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The coronavirus pandemic has thrown off routines for people in all professions, particularly for public school districts. Future scheduling for the Hewlett-Woodmere and Lawrence school districts for the remainder of the school year and next is unknown. more
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has ordered all schools across New York state to be closed until April 1 amid the coronavirus outbreak. more
The proposed Lawrence School District budget for the 2020-201 school year that begins on July 1, boasts new programs, expansion of existing programs and several improvements to the infrastructure of district buildings. more
Lawrence School District Superintendent Dr. Ann Pedersen and middle school Principal Willis Perry were outside a side door of the Broadway Campus building to greet bus drivers, parents, security guards, students, teachers and teacher aides on the first day of school on Sept. 5 more
The New York State Education Department released the results for the grades 3-8 English Language Arts and math exams that saw an increase in test takers throughout Nassau County. more
A pilot program that provides religious instruction to Jewish children with special needs, launched last school year as a partnership between the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach and the Lawrence School District, will be expanded to cover the entire school year beginning this month. more
The “crowd” shuffled into the Lawrence High School cafeteria for the Aug. 5 Board of Education that was highlighted by the announcement that Superintendent Dr. Ann Pedersen’s contract was extended for four years and two teachers earned tenure. more
Walking through a school building during the summer months is a very different experience from when classes are in session. more
The game is publicized as a path for better relations between young people and the police, however a dynasty is in the making as for the third consecutive year Lawrence High School students defeated the 4th Precinct police officers. more
Lawrence Elementary School students now have the access to complete schoolwork outside of the classroom just with the touch of their fingertips thanks to a $520,000 grant from T-Mobile. more
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