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Number Two School students in Tami Mann’s class received a visit from Hempstead Town Clerk Nasrin Ahmad. From left in back were Principal Cindy Lee, Ahmad and Mann.

Reading is leading at the Number Two School in Inwood

Students in Tami Mann’s class at the Number Two School on Donahue Avenue in Inwood in the Lawrence School District had Hempstead Town Clerk Nasrin Ahmad serve as a guest reader. more

1/29/14

The Lawrence Board of Education meeting scheduled for Monday was canceled, district officials said.

Lawrence Board of Education meeting canceled

Tonight's Lawrence Board of Education meeting scheduled for the Number Two School has been canceled. more

10/21/13

The Number Two School commemorated Peace Day as part of its Social Emotional Learning program. From left Guinevere Hernandez, Samantha Puzio and Johanny Moreno displayed one of the donated blankets.

Blanketing Peace Day at Number Two School

Peace Day was celebrated by the 431 students, along with teachers and administrators at the Number Two School on May 31. more

6/19/13

Number Five School fourth-graders were led on a tour of Lawrence Middle School by guidance counselor Michael Divino, who explained how students can best use their lockers.

Easing the fear, raising their confidence

Gara Rosenberg empathizes with what her fourth grade Number Five School students are now going through. Rosenberg also went from a Lawrence district elementary school to the middle school. more

By Jeff Bessen | 5/23/13

Lawrence High School students entered the middle school last Thursday after the high school was closed for Hurricane Sandy-related repairs.

Halls of confusion

Concern and confusion were the most common reactions during the first week of a district-wide relocation after Lawrence High School closed on Jan. 16 due to damage to its electrical system caused by Hurricane Sandy. District officials say the repair work may take as long as eight weeks (see “Repairing the high school’s electrical system,” page 3). more

By Jeff Bessen | 1/23/13

Lawrence High School's winter sports teams will be shifting practice and game sites due to the closure of the school and repair work that could take up to eight weeks to complete.

Lawrence athletics deals with high school closure

The shut down of Lawrence High School due to Hurricane Sandy-related damage has not only resulted in the displacement of high school students to the middle schools and the fifth- and sixth-grade middle school students to the Number Five and Two schools, respectively, but has caused problems for the winter sports teams. more

By Jeff Bessen | 1/17/13

Lawrence High School will be closed for eight weeks due to repair work. Students will be relocated to other district schools.

Lawrence High School closes for repair

Hurricane Sandy continues to have serious impacts on the Five Towns. Lawrence High School must close for the next eight weeks to repair its electrical system that was severely damaged by the Oct. 29th storm. Approximately 975 students will be attending the district’s middle school during that time, causing other students in the district to be displaced as well. more

By Jeff Bessen | 1/15/13

Lawrence School District is reopening Tuesday after being closed more than two weeks due to Hurricane Sandy.

Lawrence School District will reopen Tuesday

After being closed for more than two weeks due to Hurricane Sandy, which included Election Day and Veterans Day,the Lawrence School District is reopening all of its schools Tuesday. more

By Jeff Bessen | 11/8/12

Players and coacheS from all the Inwood Buccaneer football teams.

Cheering on the Inwood Buccaneers [Photo gallery]

The Inwood Buccaneer Athletic Club held its annual pep rally at the Number Two School in Inwood on Sept. 7. more

9/13/12

Number Two School third-grader Cesar Velez helped put items in the baskets that were donated to Lawrence district families.

Lawrence teachers gather baskets full of food [Photo gallery]

With $5 each from every teacher in the school district, the Lawrence Teachers Association collected $1,300 and used that money to purchase 40 turkeys, potatoes, stuffing, cans of vegetables, dinner rolls, bottles of apple juice and cans of cookies. more

1/5/12

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