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The Little Learners Club after-school program at Columbus Avenue Elementary School has been learning about a variety of different scientific themes this winter. more
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman signed executive orders on Jan. 6 directing local boards of education to vote in January on whether their districts should mandate mask use, while also lifting the mask mandate for all county agencies and the state's temporary mask mandate in public places. more
The Freeport school district will keep its students home during school days Jan. 3-7, making the first week of the new year seem all too much like the beginning of 2021. The announcement was … more
Several area schools abruptly switched to remote learning in the last week before the winter break in response to the rise of positive Covid-19 cases on Long Island since Thanksgiving. more
A fundamental disagreement between Freeport’s village and school boards over the legal status of the Cleveland Avenue Field has prompted litigation from both sides, and ignited confusion and controversy among Freeport residents. more
When a school system can demonstrate its hopes for peace to its community, and on the same day raise more than $30,000 for scholarships and teaching grants, that’s a good day in Freeport. more
The Freeport School District presented a $194 million budget proposal for the 2021-22 school year in a series of workshops this month. If passed, the spending plan, nearly $6 million larger than … more
The Freeport School District will be submitting their plans for possible reopening in September this Friday, as per the New York State Board of Regents orders.   The Board of Regents … more
The Freeport School District has set up multiple virtual meeting and field trips for the more than 175 students who have enrolled in the district’s summer arts program. Along with taking … more
Freeporters will head to the polls on May 21 to elect two new Board of Education trustees. This year’s election leaves open two seats as the president of the Board of Education, Michael Pomerico and the vice president, Anthony Miller, announced early in the year that they would not run for reelection. more
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