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Michael Dowling, president and chief executive of Northwell Health, center, spoke at the opening of the Behavioral Health Center

Oceanside schools join Rockville Centre Behavioral Health Center

Only days before the death of an Oceanside High School senior last weekend, the school district announced a partnership with Rockville Centre and several other districts in Northwell Health’s new Behavioral Health Center. The facility helps students find care for any crises they may be facing. more

By Jill Nosa and Mike Smollins | 2/13/20

Oceanside School District residents rejected a $50 million bond proposal by more than 500 votes on Nov. 12.

Oceanside school voters reject $50 million bond proposal

Residents in the Oceanside School District voted down a proposed $50 million bond for a capital project on Nov. 12. more

By Mike Smollins and Briana Bonfiglio | 11/20/19

Murder witnesses need our sympathy

On the afternoon of Sept. 16, two weeks after the start of the new school year, Oceanside High School senior Khaseen Morris was brutally murdered in what appears to have been an ambush by a group of a half-dozen other teenagers. more

9/27/19

Letter to the Editor: Teens did try to aid Khaseen Morris in Oceanside

A letter to the Editor from Oceanside School District Superintendent Dr. Phyllis Harrington about the tragic death of Khaseen Morris. more

9/26/19

Oceanside High School’s Homecoming game, which was planned for Saturday, has been moved to Oct. 19 in light of the death of Khaseen Morris.

Oceanside High School reschedules Homecoming for Oct. 19

In light of the tragic stabbing death of Oceanside High School senior Khaseen Morris during a brawl at a strip mall in Oceanside on Sept. 16, the school district has announced that Saturday’s Homecoming festivities have been postponed to Oct. 19. more

9/26/19

Oceanside Sanitation District No. 7 has teamed up with Oceanside High School to have special needs students learn on the job at its headquarters as part of the school’s Life Skills Program.

Oceanside High School, sanitation department partner in Life Skills Program

Oceanside High School has reached an agreement with Oceanside Sanitation District No. 7 to send special needs students from the Life Skills Program to work at the district’s headquarters. more

By Mike Smollins | 9/12/19

Oceanside School District Superintendent Phyllis Harrington shot down a rumor that there was a bed bug problem in the school.

Oceanside superintendent calls bed bug concerns at high school a ‘rumor’

Amid parental concerns that Oceanside High School was dealing with an issue involving the spread of bed bugs, Superintendent Dr. Phyllis Harrington wrote a letter assuring parents, staff members and students that the school was clean and safe. more

By Mike Smollins | 11/1/18

D.A. Singas to state: Upgrade school violence reporting

Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas is calling on the State Board of Regents to revamp New York’s school violence tracking system so gang attacks, discrimination and bullying are reported faster. more

By Ben Strack and Scott Brinton | 11/22/16

Some of the honorees (from left) Eric Scott, Groundskeeper of the Hewlett-Woodmere School District, Steven Skrynecki, Nassau County Police Department, Dr. Phyllis Harrington, Superintendent Oceanside Schools, Amanda Aronoff, senior at John F. Kennedy High School, in the Bellmore-Merrick School District and David Feller, Superintendent of the North Merrick School District.

Oceanside Superintendent receives BOCES honor

Oceanside School Superintendent Dr. Phyllis Harrington was chosen as a 2016 Nassau BOCES Education Partner Award recipient. The award honors those who are committed to providing the best possible … more

4/27/16

The funding sources for the Oceanside school district budget in 2016-17. The district will receive more state aid than it originally planned for.

Oceanside gets extra state aid

Oceanside received more state aid than anticipated after it finalized its $147.2 million budget for 2016-17. While the tax levy will increase by about $500,000, next year’s spending plan will … more

By Rebecca Melnitsky | 4/6/16

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