Keyword: East Meadow School District
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Barnum Woods Elementary School third-grader William Casseus was one of the students East Meadow School District officials honored at the art show.
East Meadow celebrates the arts at expo
Sweet music and plenty of visual art filled the halls of the Leon J. Campo Salisbury Center at the East Meadow School District’s annual winter art show. The exhibition was held on Dec. 10. … more
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The FREE Players returned to the stage at W. T. Clarke High School with a show-stopping performance, officials said.
FREE Players hit the East Meadow stage
The FREE Players — a group of young adults with specialized instructional needs who are eager to share their artistic talent, enthusiasm and love of theater with the community — recently … more
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Shir Soul released a music video of its song “Lift Yourself Up” for Hanukkah.
Finding faith through music
Scott Eckers has always been deeply involved in music. The 35-year-old East Meadow native said he received an excellent music education in the local schools, went on to sing a capella in college, and … more
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Parkway Elementary School students participated in the Turkey Trot on Wednesday, Nov. 25.
Health for the holidays
The Parkway Elementary School community showed their commitment to remaining healthy during the holiday season by participating in a run just before Thanksgiving. The Parkway Turkey Trot was … more
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W. T. Clarke Middle School students organized the charitable campaign.
Clarke Middle School students share warmth, kindness
To kick off the holiday season of giving, W. T. Clarke Middle School students collected and donated hats, gloves and socks to the Long Island Coalition for the Homeless. From Nov. 13 through 25, … more
W.T. Clarke High School Choraliers performed for community members and the Board of Education during the September business meeting. Clarke and East Meadow High School were recently recognized for their music programs.
East Meadow, Clarke music programs commended
East Meadow and W. T. Clarke high schools have been named semifinalists in the 2016 GRAMMY Signature Schools program. The GRAMMY Foundation selected only 119 schools nationwide as GRAMMY Signature … more
From Nov. 2 through 19, the Bowling Green Elementary School Kiwanis Club collected 800 pounds of non-perishable food for local families in need.
Bowling Green gives back to the community
Bowling Green Elementary School students and faculty donated 800 pounds of food to needy families in the community this Thanksgiving. From Nov. 2 through 19, Bowling Green Kiwanis Club members … more
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Bowling Green Elementary School students were inspired to write creative stories by a performance from the Story Pirates.
Story Pirates visit Bowling Green
Bowling Green Elementary School students were recently inspired to write creative stories by a unique performance from the Story Pirates, East Meadow School District officials said. Story Pirates … more
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W.T. Clarke Middle School Principal Stacy Breslin, East Meadow Board of Education members and Kiwanians presented middle schoolers with “Terrific Kids” awards.
East Meadow recognizes ‘Terrific Kids’
Students at both W.T. Clarke and Woodland middle schools were recognized as “Terrific Kids” for September, October and November during the Nov. 19 East Meadow School District Board of … more
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A student started a small fire last Wednesday at Parkway Elementary School, located at 465 Bellmore Road, according to East Meadow School District Superintendent Leon Campo. No one was injured.
Student started fire at Parkway School
A Parkway Elementary School student started a small fire in the building last Wednesday, East Meadow School District administrators said, causing an evacuation. Superintendent Leon Campo said that … more
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