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Valley Streamer Solomon Richards, right, with Northwell Health president and chief executive officer Michael Dowling. Richards received a $7,500 scholarship from the network.
Northwell awards $7,500 scholarship to Valley Stream student
Eighteen-year-old Valley Streamer Solomon Richards had to grow up fast. Since second-grade, he has lived in a single-parent household, caring for his younger brother, he said, while his mother, … more
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Midreshevet Shalhevet High School students with some of their STEM projects. At far left is science teacher Aliza Feder. Principal Esther Eisenman is fifth from left, and State Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages is to her left.
Stumping for STEM at Midreshet Shalhevet High school
Stimulated by a required coding class in ninth grade, students at Midreshevet Shalhevet High School for Girls in North Woodmere have taken to the school’s science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, program, enthusiastically diving into a field typically populated mostly by their male peers. more
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Michael Lopalo, from Mad Science Long Island, shared some of his secret experiments.
A night of STEM learning
The excitement was contagious at Vernon Elementary School in East Norwich on Monday, and it was directed at activities that centered around hands-on activities to promote science, technology, … more
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HAFTR’s Vice President of Political Affairs, Cal Nathan, presented Gov. Andrew Cuomo with a mezuzah, a verse from the Torah in a decorative container, that students made using a 3D printer in the school’s STEM lab.
Governor Cuomo visits HAFTR’s Hawks Nest
All hands were on deck at the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway, as Gov. Andrew Cuomo visited the school’s Hawks Nest in the Lawrence sports complex on June 13, and announced a state grant to provide the yeshiva that includes a lower school a middle school and a high school with $150,000 to improve security. more
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Lorrie Brady, vice president of the Rockville Centre Education Foundation, presented a check to Schools Superintendent Dr. William Johnson, left, and Board of Education President John O’Shea last month.
Rockville Centre Education Foundation to fund hands-on learning
A donation of nearly $68,000 from the Rockville Centre Education Foundation is set to fund more than a dozen initiatives in the village’s seven schools in the coming year that are designed to enrich students’ learning experience. more
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Yeshiva Darchei Torah junior Yehuda Reisman used a acetylene torch on a piece of copper pipe. At right, is Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos.
Showing off Yeshiva Darchei Torah
Yeshiva Darchei Torah students introduced U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos to a few Jewish blessings, what they think of poetry, how they learn in one-on-one settings, what they build and how they pray as the federal Cabinet member toured the Far Rockaway boys’ school on Wednesday. more
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Island Park robotics team Roboticus Maximus is teaming up with not for profits seeking to increase access to clean water.
Island Park students gear up for February robotics competition
In preparation for the FIRST LEGO League robotics competition in February, students from Island Park’s Lincoln Orens Middle School are investigating ways to ease the world’s water shortages and … more
Weizmann Institute mentor David Bassan, with his back to the camera, split T-cells in the laboratory with student lab partners Tzippora Chwat, center, and Yee Kwan Lee.
Attracting women to science
Dissecting worms to understand how they regenerate was Tzippora Chwat’s first science project in middle school. The Cedarhurst resident found the flatworms she had to work with disgusting. more
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The camp’s inventors walked the hallways to the tune of, “It’s a Grand Ole Flag.”
Oceanside students build their way to the future at Camp Invention
For the second year in a row, the Oceanside School District and the Oceanside Department of Community Affairs co-hosted Camp Invention, a weeklong science and engineering program that provides … more
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School district bond vote set for Nov. 16
School District 12 residents will be asked to vote on a $19.7 million bond proposition that would fund new facilities to accommodate its growing arts program and provide new resources for its expanding science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, curriculum. An official presentation will be made to the community at the district’s Sept. 13 board meeting, and a community vote is scheduled for Nov. 16. more
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