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As Latresha Nixon spoke to the Malverne Board of Education about overwhelmed kindergarten teachers, Althea Duhaney waited her turn.
Parents demand, receive help for kindergarten teachers
Adrianna DeAngelis fears that kindergartners at Malverne’s Maurice W. Downing Primary School will languish if their teachers remain without help. At the Malverne Board of Education’s … more
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On Superintendent's Day, a number of staff and faculty members in the Malverne School District were honored and provided service awards for their accomplishments in the district.
Honored for service and excellence
As part of Superintendent’s Conference Day in the Malverne school district, each year teachers and staff members are honored for their service to the district. Those honored are exemplary … more
Malverne Mayor Patricia McDonald and Village Trustee John O'Brien, who serves as the deputy commissioner of the village's Office of Emergency Management, surveyed the damage caused by Hurricane Irene on Aug. 28.
Irene not so mean: Malverne, W.H. fare well during tropical storm
Downed trees and power lines were the extent of the damage left in Hurricane Irene’s wake — at least in Malverne and West Hempstead. While thousands of Long Islanders were ordered to … more
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Dr. Adrienne Robb-Fund is the new superintendent of District 13.
New District 13 superintendent is getting to work
She hasn’t even been on the job two weeks yet, but Dr. Adrienne Robb-Fund can see herself staying in District 13 “forever.” The new superintendent, who started on July 1 to replace the retired Dr. Elizabeth Lison, says it has been a pleasant experience so far. more
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Raises draw ire in District 13
Several District 13 residents spoke up against raises for the three assistant superintendents at the July 5 Board of Education re-organization meeting. These salary increases, residents said, should not be given out in tough financial times when others are making sacrifices. more
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The Malverne Board of Education adopted the proposed 2011-12 budget on April 12.
District slashes another $1.5 million from budget
“We’ve had a horrendous task,” said Dr. James Hunderfund, superintendent of the Malverne school district, in the opening sentences of his presentation of next year’s budget to … more
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Members of the executive board of the Malverne Association of Classroom Aides and Monitors — from right, President Bianca Donnelly, Yvette Holler, Lisa Combs, Nancy Witowski and Dorothy Rotondi — claim the school board’s failure to settle their contract is a result of discrimination.
Aides allege BOE discrimination
Classroom aides and lunchroom monitors in the Malverne school district are sick of working without sick days, vacation time and, most important, respect. “We feel like we’re treated … more
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Salary cap: a symbolic finger in the dike
Depending on your point of view, Governor Cuomo’s proposed superintendent salary cap is either a good start on the road to reining in exorbitant taxes across New York state or, at best, a symbolic gesture. more
Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos spoke of the looming state budget deficit during a question-and-answer session with Herald editors on March 4.
Skelos: Don't miss chance to trim spending
State Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos says he is optimistic that despite the difficult choices they face, this is the year when Albany lawmakers will finally make the structural changes to the state budget needed to rein in spending. more
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Malverne administrators present 'gloomy' budget
When presenting their proposed 2011-12 budget to the Board of Education at its Feb. 8 meeting, Malverne school district administrators described the situation as “gloomy,” thanks … more
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