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Spiriting toward an activity-packed Battle of the Classes

On the first Monday after February break, the mood among students is not commonly one of excitement. more

By Rachel Miller | 2/27/20

Hewlett High School students from left Aiden Blumenstein, Andrew Gelman, Anna Bromfeld, Brandon Lake, Aaron Mindell and Theo Franks are Restyle, a virtual company that earned a berth in the final found of the Long Island Business Plan competition.

Hewlett High team is 'ReStyling' to the top of virtual contest

The ReStyle team from Hewlett High School — Aiden Blumenstein, Anna Bromfeld, Theo Franks, Andrew Gelman, Brandon Lake and Aaron Mindell — on Jan. 9 advanced to the championship round of the Long Island Trade Fair and Business Plan Competition. more

By Jeff Bessen | 2/20/20

Engraved bricks for Phase II of the Hewlett High School Commons beautification project to support Senior Night are on sale until April 1.

Hewlett-Woodmere engraved bricks for sale, support Senior Night

As part of Phase II of the Hewlett High School Commons beautification project, engraved bricks are for sale to support Hewlett High’s class of 2020 Senior Night, and for years to come. more

By Jeff Bessen | 2/13/20

Four Hewlett High School students were named semifinalists in the Junior Science and Humanity Symposium. From left were Alex Tang, Rachel Poutre, Ethan Eisenberg and Blake Lippman.

Hewlett High students are JSHS semifinalists

Hewlett High School seniors Rachel Poutre and Alex Tang and juniors Ethan Eisenberg and Blake Lippman from the school’s research program earned semifinalists status in the Junior Science and Humanity Symposium. more

By Jeff Bessen | 1/30/20

Excitement abounds and here comes Battle of the Classes

As the first semester came to a close in the end of January, marked by midterm week following Martin Luther King Jr. Day, spirits are high and there is excitement in the air at Hewlett High School. more

By Rachel Miller | 1/30/20

Robotics team Bionica won a pair of Motivate Awards at two straight competitions in January. From left were, Gabby Ramdhany, Asma Rasheed, Leila Flores, Hailey Kampton, Zoe Ng, Leeya Azemoun , Hiral Chavre, Anneliese Baum, Olivia Sava, and Jaime Ng (no relation to Zoe). Illana Mizrahi is pictured.

Hewlett High all-girls robotics team captures two awards

Hewlett High School’s all-girls robotics team #7120 Bionica took home the Motivate Award from two consecutive competitions: At William Floyd High in Mastic Beach on Jan. 12 and at Great Neck North Middle School on Jan. 19. more

By Jeff Bessen | 1/30/20

Hempstead native Hakeem Rahim spoke on Jan. 9 about his mental health struggles in his life and shared advice to help Hewlett High School parents and students.

Hakeem Rahim speaks on mental health at Hewlett High

From recalling his anxiety attack in college to being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, Hempstead native and mental health speaker Hakeem Rahim detailed his struggles with mental illness and shared signs and symptoms to look for in those who may be suffering from similar issues. more

By Matthew Ferremi | 1/16/20

The National History Day panel at the American Historical Association meeting, included from left were Acting Director of the Museum of the City of New York Maeve Montalvo, National History Day Training Coordinator Susan Glaser  and Hewlett High seniors Jonathan and Rachel Miller.

Hewlett senior siblings sit on history panel

Hewlett High School seniors and twin siblings Rachel and Jonathan Miller were part of a panel at the American Historical Association’s 134th annual meeting Jan. 5 at the Sheraton Hotel in New York City. more

By Jeff Bessen | 1/16/20

Thinking positive for college admissions

December is often the toughest of months for Hewlett High School students to persevere through. With teachers finishing up content just in time to test before the vacation break, students oftentimes feel the pressure in those final weeks before the holidays. more

By Rachel Miller | 1/2/20

The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research gained $8,545 as Hewlett High alumna Elissa Candiotti and Josh Candiotti after the NYC Marathon.

Hewlett grad runs marathon for charity

Elissa Candiotti, a Hewlett High School alumna who graduated Syracuse University last year and now is a NBC Nightly News production assistant, ran in the 26.2-mile long New York City Marathon on Nov. 2. more

By Jeff Bessen | 12/5/19

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