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Police were at Levy-Lakeside Elementary School on July 28 to investigate a trespassing case at the building. No property was damaged, and police are working to identify the trespassers, according to Dr. Dominick Palma, the Merrick School District superintendent.
Superintendent: Teens break into Levy-Lakeside Elementary School
A group of teenagers found a way inside Levy-Lakeside Elementary School, off Merrick Road in Merrick, on July 28, according to Dr. Dominick Palma, the Merrick School District superintendent. The trespassing teens ran when they were approached by a school custodian, Palma said. more
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Kaitlin Vitti proudly held her new solar oven that she created in the Mad Scientist class at the North Bellmore Foundation for Academics, Enrichment and Recreation.
Summer fun and learning at Park Ave. School
North Bellmore’s Foundation for Academics, Enrichment and Recreation’s eighth summer recently ended, but the program, full of fun and learning, has given participants a lifetime of happy childhood memories. more
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JoAnn DeLauter and Frank LaMagra discussed issues facing the North Bellmore School District at the last candidates’ forum in May.
North Bellmore PTA council to host candidates' forum
With a special Board of Education election on the horizon, the North Bellmore Coordinating Council of PTAs is inviting residents to meet the candidates one more time. more
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Jill and Craig Levine at the ceremony where the Merrick Little League unveiled the Forever 9 Field signs that led to debate in the Merrick School District.
Forever 9 signs to stay up at Levy-Lakeside this year
Two signs designating Levy-Lakeside School’s front baseball field as Forever 9 Field, which the Merrick-North Merrick Little League hung in April without permission from the Merrick School District, will remain up for the rest of the year, the Merrick Board of Education decided on June 4. The board also ruled that the Little League can apply in 2014 for permission to keep the signs up. more
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Michele Meehan, a special-education aide at Old Mill Road School, received a hug from John McDaid, the Old Mill Road principal, at the May 14 North Merrick Board of Education meeting as he presented her with a certificate of recognition and appreciation for using the Heimlich maneuver to save a student from choking.
Old Mill Road aide saves choking student
Michele Meehan, a 19-year special-education aide at Old Mill Road Elementary School in North Merrick, heard a “funny cough” behind her earlier this month in the classroom in which she works. When she turned around, Meehan saw a fifth-grade girl clearly in distress — the girl had begun choking while eating an apple during snack time. “She was in trouble,” Meehan later recalled. more
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Where and when to vote in the Merricks' school board elections
In Merrick Norman J. Levy-Lakeside Elementary School, Babylon Road, Merrick, one block south of Merrick Road, from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on May 21. In North Merrick Harold D. Fayette Elementary … more
Bellmore-Merrick residents should support their elementary-district spending plans
There is no doubt that the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District would not be the quality district that it is if it did not have excellent feeder elementary schools. more
Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano, at lectern, came to Chatterton Elementary School in Merrick on Monday to reassure Bellmore-Merrick parents and children that police were doing all in their power to catch a man or men who have been approaching elementary and middle school students on their way to and from school in recent weeks, frightening them. He was joined by police and school officials. At his right was Nassau County Legislator David Denenberg, of Merrick.
County executive vows to ‘hunt down’ possible ‘predator’ in Bellmore-Merrick area
Surrounded by police and school officials, Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano vowed during a news conference at Chatterton Elementary School in Merrick on Monday to catch the man or men who have approached and frightened Bellmore-Merrick children in recent weeks. In at least once incident, a middle school student reported that a man had attempted to grab him. more
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Shari Dorfman and Ruth Rosenberg, fifth-grade teachers at Levy-Lakeside School in Merrick, attended a New York Mets game at Citi Field. The “42” statute in the background memorializes Jackie Robinson, who wore the number and is one of the historical figures Dorfman and Rosenberg teach their students about as an example of ‘how one person can make a difference.’
Levy-Lakeside teachers published in national journal
Elementary school classrooms can and should operate as “laboratories” for a more just world, teaching children values of tolerance and fairness and empowering them with confidence that they can effect change for good, according to an article that Levy-Lakeside School teachers Shari Dorfman and Ruth Rosenberg wrote for Social Studies and the Young Learner, a peer-edited academic journal published by the National Council for the Social Studies. more
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John Etzel, a BOCES supervising security guard, and another guard, James Wood, monitored school video feeds at the new Board of Cooperative Educational Services security center on April 18.
BOCES connects school security systems
Nearly five months after the second-deadliest school shooting in American history, at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., the Nassau County Board of Cooperative Educational Services unveiled a high-tech surveillance center in Westbury that will allow police and security officials to monitor school video feeds 24 hours a day, seven days a week. more
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