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Hewlett High School senior Joshua Sepe won the New York Stock Market Fall Competition winning over 5,000 participants across the state. Sepe previously won the spring competition last school year.
Hewlett's Joshua Sepe wins yet again
Hewlett High School senior Joshua Sepe was victorious in the New York Stock Market Fall competition, winning over 5,000 participants across the state. more
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Hewlett’s Samantha Schwarz, far right, was one of five Nassau County recipients of the Jim Adelis Good Samaritan Award Scholarship, which awards winners $1,000. Jim Adelis’ widow, Lucy, was third from right.
Hewlett's Samantha Schwarz wins Jim Adelis Good Samaritan Award for community service
Jim Adelis Good Samaritan Award scholarships were presented last month to five Nassau County high school seniors who have demonstrated selflessness and integrity in serving the community. Hewlett High School senior Samantha Schwarz was one of those who received a $1,000 scholarship. more
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The Hewlett High School chorus performed holiday songs and created a joyful environment at Five Towns Premier Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Woodmere on Dec. 20.
Hewlett High School's chorus was in the holiday spirit
Singing “Deck the Halls with Boughs of Holly,” “Jungle Bells” and several Hanukkah songs, the Hewlett High School chorus brought holiday cheer to the residents of the Five Towns Premier Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Woodmere on Dec. 20. more
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Nassau Police Department officer Yolanda Turner discussed responsible use of social media with Lawrence Elementary School students.
How to use social media responsibly and safely? Ask Lawrence Elementary students
Learning how to responsibly use social media and safely navigate the digital world was the focus of an assembly last month when Nassau Police Department officer Yolanda Turner visited Lawrence Elementary School and spoke to students. more
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Elmont’s call for a community center
Now, more than ever, our community stands at the precipice of transformation. The vision of a comprehensive community center in Elmont is possible. It is imperative for every resident to participate in this collective process. Stand with us as we work toward building a vibrant, thriving community center that embodies the very essence of Elmont’s spirit. more
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Lawrence High School art teacher Janet Ganes focuses on experiential learning when it comes to the Holocaust and Jewish hate, to try to prevent the normalization of antisemitism.
Local schools tackle rising antisemitism: principals, teachers, and students unite against hate
While public schools in the Five Towns, and local yeshivas, are taking measures to combat antisemitism in their academic environments, Richard Altabe, the lower school principal at the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach, says that more should have been done sooner. more
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At its Dec. 13 work meeting, the Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education discussed information presented by Covert Investigations and Security on bringing armed security to the school district.
Hewlett-Woodmere board considers external armed security amid rising school shootings
The Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education is discussing the option of arming security officers guarding school property. more
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Jeffrey Lax, of North Woodmere, a professor at CUNY Kingsborough Community College and a co-founder of Students and Faculty for Equality, says that Jewish high school seniors should not hide their faith, and should attend any college they want.
Jeffrey Lax addresses safety concerns for Jewish students amid Israel-Hamas Conflict on college campuses
College campuses nationwide have seen new divisions created by the Israel-Hamas war that go far beyond the classroom, as students grapple with radically different perspectives on the conflict. Depending on how long the war continues, some of the student activists who are loudly voicing their opinions may create a potentially hazardous environment for Jewish high school seniors pondering where they want to apply to college. more
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After nearly 35 years of teaching Ric Stark will retire from the Hewlett-Woodmere school district at the end the current school year.
Longtime educator Ric Stark retires from Hewlett-Woodmere, leaving a legacy of inspiration and commitment
When Ric Stark first began teaching, he realized he couldn’t do it for the money. more
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Photos courtesy Nadia Kalyan Students at Lawrence Woodmere Academy students collect the shoes donated for Funds2Orgs, an organization that partners with nonprofits, schools, churches and others to help plan and implement shoe drive fundraising campaigns. Above, Christopher Williams, left, Christopher Clark and Caleb Ourigou.
Lawrence Woodmere Academy students are lending a hand, in the community and around the world
At Lawrence Woodmere Academy’s upper school, the Helping Hands Club, driven by students from ninth to 12th grade embodies the school motto of “Veritas, Integritas, Servitium (Truth, Honor, Service). Led by Director of Development Nadia Kalyan, the group is on a mission to make a difference in the LWA community and beyond. more
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