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Voting on the budget and for Board of Educations trustees in the Hewlett-Woodmere School District takes place at the Woodmere Education Center, above, on May 19.
Hewlett-Woodmere adopts $113.6 million operating budget
The Hewlett-Woodmere School District adopted a $113.6 million budget on April 15 for the 2015-16 school year, which is an increase of 1.49 percent, or $1.67 million, over the current spending plan. Seven new programs and additional support for private-school special education are part of the budget. more
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The Hewlett Leaders Corps hosted its Fall Bash, a dance that included Hewlett and 12 other high schools and special-needs students.
Dancing the night away at Hewlett High School [Photo gallery]
The Hewlett Leaders Corps sponsored its second annual Fall Bash on Nov. 3 for special-needs students at Hewlett High School and a dozen other schools including Lynbrook, East Rockaway, Mineola, and New Hyde Park. Hewlett High’s Bulldog Buddies, a student organization, also attended the dance. more
The Lawrence School District held a public meeting on Oct. 29 to hear residents’ comments about the restructuring plan. From left were Deputy Superintendent Dr. Ann Pedersen, Superintendent Gary Schall and Board of Education Trustee Michael Hatten.
Pushback on Lawrence restructuring
After publicly unveiling a restructuring plan that will be implemented next September, Lawrence School District officials found themselves responding to parents’ questions and trying to find an entity to lease the Number Five School. more
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The Lawrence School District is planning a restructuring of its schools based on the Princeton. A town hall meeting is being held Wednesday at the middle school
Lawrence School District publicly unveils restructuring plan
Using a slide presentation, Lawrence Superintendent Gary Schall publicly unveiled the school district's proposed restructuring plan at the Monday night's Board of Education meeting. more
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The Woodmere Club hosted the JCC of the Greater Five Towns “Play Golf” clinic for children and young adults with special needs.
JCC coordinates ‘Play Golf’ event at the Woodmere Club [Photo gallery]
More than 30 volunteers helped 16 children and young adults with special needs during the JCC of the Greater Five Towns’ “Play Golf” day hosted by the Woodmere Club on Sept. 28. more
Kulanu’s Parent Advocacy & Resource Center hosts informational workshops to educate parents with special needs children about services.
PARC informs parents, helps Kulanu students
The Keren Eliana Parent Advocacy and Resource Center (PARC), founded in 2000, is part of the Kulanu Academy on Central Avenue in Cedarhurst that has assisted special needs children for the past 14 years. more
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The Hewlett-Lawrence Soccer Club held its annual beach party at the Shores Beach Club in Atlantic Beach on June 6. Children from 3 to 16 romped on the sand, swam and ate barbecued food.
Hewlett-Lawrence Soccer Club party scores at the Shores [Photo gallery]
Eating barbecued food, soccer playing on the beach, swimming in the pool and winning raffles prizes were all part of the fourth annual Hewlett-Lawrence Soccer Club beach party held at the Shores Beach Club in Atlantic Beach on June 6. more
Five Towns Letters to the Editor
To the Editor: We definitely need more community-minded individuals on the Lawrence Board of Education. more
SULAM-LI’s mission is to teach Jewish children with special needs about their religious and cultural heritage. From left volunteer Harper Berman, student Shimon Sassoon and volunteer Matthew Goldstein played a card game.
Tailoring their educational approach
Dena Stein vividly remembers the day her middle son, Sam, had his bar mitzah. “It was the most incredible thing, he was so excited, he knew he was being bar mitzvahed,” said Stein, adding that Sam made his bar mitzvah on the same day as his younger brother. more
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Kulanu’s Camp Discovery, an inclusion summer camp, is in its inaugural year. From left, camper, Yehoshua Fineberg, Camp Director Jonathan Cooper and camper Justin Delarosa.
Camp Discovery builds social skills and self-esteem
Camp Kulanu Director Jonathan Cooper always wanted a camp that serves all ages and disabilities so the Cedarhurst-based school for special needs children created its first inclusion camp, Camp Discovery, which allows all children to enjoy their summer together. more
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