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Max Rovner donates money for each save, win and shutout during his games as goalie for the Long Island Royals ice hockey team.
Making a difference on and off the ice
A few years ago, Woodmere Middle School eighth-grader Max Rovner was watching a television special on Rangers’ goalie Henrik Lundqvist and hearing about how much he contributed to the Madison Square Garden’s Garden of Dreams Foundation, Rovner was inspired and began researching what he could do to help. more
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Hewlett High School juniors, from left, Laurie Antoine, Rose Generoso, Jasmine Pei and Maria Suleymanov, have been singing together since eighth grade.
Powering a friendship through music
When Hewlett High School juniors Rose Generoso, Jasmine Pei, Maria Suleymanov and Laurie Antoine met in select chorus in eighth grade, they couldn’t predict that they would be singing at district events some four years later. more
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Woodmere Middle School’s History Fair had students creating a variety of projects about past events. From left were, Dana Feldman and Louisa Evola, who showed their Kristallnacht project to Louisa’s dad, Sal Evola.
Woodmere Middle School students major in history
Overall 46 students, including 12 individuals and 11 groups, were named the winners of the annual Woodmere Middle School History Fair on Jan. 29. Judging continued until Jan. 31. more
Woodmere Middle School science teacher Scott Zanville, left, spoke to students Zach Bromfeld, center, and Kyle Hoberman about their suspension bridge project.
Exercising their scientific muscle
Nearly 170 booths lined the Woodmere Middle School gym floor on Jan. 11 for the eighth grade science fair. The projects ranged from investigating how does temperature affect fruit ripening to how handwriting shows personality. more
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The storm put the president and the public to the test
The most stunning image I saw in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy was a YouTube video of a huge carp hanging from a pole in the parking lot of the Woodmere Middle School on Peninsula Boulevard. more
Woodmere Middle School eighth grader Lenny Khazan, next to a table of iPads attended the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in June.
He’s not your typical 13-year-old
Learning that tickets to the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), which cost $1,599 each, were sold out in less than two hours, Woodmere Middle School eighth-grader Lenny Khazan almost gave up hope of going until he found out the company was offering a scholarship to 150 lucky applicants so he decided to enter. more
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Hewlett-Lawrence Soccer Club kids continued to play the sport they love on the beach at the Sands Beach Club.
Hewlett-Lawrence Soccer Club celebrates with a beach party [Photo gallery]
Kids from the Hewlett-Lawrence Soccer Club received awards and enjoyed a night of swimming and beach soccer at the Sands Beach Club in Atlantic Beach on June 8 in celebration of the end of their season. more
The Robert Faller Foundation, a charity that was created in memory of the Woodmere Middle School student who was killed in 1994, funded the pond project. From left, eighth grader Manu Cohen received an award from the Robert Faller Foundation, given by Bernard and Wendy Kisseloff.
Watching their project develop
Woodmere Middle School students formally dedicated the Robert H. Faller Environmental Pond on May 16. The students built the pond in October. more
Members of Hewlett Elementary School’s student council used the website, Donorschoose.org to donate money to local schools. From left, Stephanie Schwartz, Anna Tevzadze, Emmie Cohn, Brett Karkus, Landon Brunett, Shadrack Pierrot and Ellen Feldman.
Beginning their journey on a charitable path
When Hewlett Elementary student council members were thinking of where to donate the money they raised from their annual bake sale, their advisors Ellen Feldman and Stephanie Schwartz, guided them to help students in local schools. more
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Two groups of Woodmere Middle School students took first place in two different categories at the New York State History Day competition. From left were, advisor Vinny Lospinuso, Rachel Krevans, Gillian Polakoff, Jonathan Matza, Nicole Matza, Catalina Pugliese, Dannah Alan, Lori Matza and teacher aide Mitch Kastoff.
Woodmere Middle School students finish first at History Day competition
Eight Woodmere Middle School students combined for a pair of first place finishes in the New York State History Day competition that was held in upstate Cooperstown on April 23. more
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