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Juniors and seniors in French classes at Seaford High School traveled to the Brasserie in Massapequa for authentic dining experience.
Seaford students get a taste of French, Spanish cultures
About 100 students from Diana Arichabala’s Spanish level 3 classes went to Sangria 71 in Williston Park to taste the flavors of Spain. Plates of appetizers came out including chorizo, croquetas and Manchego cheese with honey. Each student could then select an entrée. more
Let’s rethink the war in Ukraine
Now that the Ukrainian military aid bill has been passed, we have an opportunity to assess the developing conflict and offer suggestions. more
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What Will You Do with Your Tax Refund?
The average refund for individual income taxpayers who received one for the fiscal year ending in September 2016 topped $3,000, according to the IRS.1 If you expect to receive a refund on your 2017 … more
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The Seaford School District welcomes two new central office administrators on July 1. Amanda Barney, left, will serve as the assistant superintendent for curriculum and assessment and Debbie Langone will be the executive director for instructional technology and STEAM.
Seaford welcomes pair of seasoned educators
The Seaford School District announces the appointments of two administrators to its central office team, effective July 1. Amanda Barney has been named the assistant superintendent for curriculum and assessment and Debbie Langone will serve as the executive director for instructional technology and STEAM. more
Heather Naughton, an English teacher at Wantagh High School, has been accepted into the state education department’s VITAL educator program to train colleagues on virtual learning. In addition, Naughton received the Harvard Club of Long Island’s Distinguished Teacher Award.
Wantagh High School English teacher discusses Harvard award and training colleagues
During this school year, Naughton, who has been a teacher in the district for 22 years, was accepted into the New York State Education Department’s Virtual Implementation of Teaching and Learning educator program. more
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We don’t have much time — AI is coming!
“Nice species ya got there. Be a shame if something happened to it.” more
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The architect planned one thing, and the plumber did another
Q. My basement is being finished, and we’re adding a bathroom with a shower. Our plumber just left, and I’m bewildered by the way things are going. more
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With hurricane season coming, be prepared
The looming possibility of natural disasters — such as hurricanes and other severe storms — poses a significant, and ongoing, threat to Long Island, and particularly for those living in more vulnerable coastal communities, like Long Beach and Freeport, which are most susceptible to damage caused by high winds and surging floodwaters. more
Ryleigh Nocera and the Vikings lost just one of their first nine games and hope to make another deep playoff run.
Seaford seeks more postseason magic
The Seaford girls’ soccer team is looking to build off of a historic championship run in a more challenging conference. The Vikings captured the program’s first county and Long … more
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Q: Is the Snowbird or Sunbird Life for You
A : As the saying goes, birds of a feather flock together. In the case of snowbirds and sunbirds— affectionate nicknames for traveling retirees—this is definitely true. Snowbirds are … more
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