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The Merrick Library board of trustees will consider adopting the Rave Panic Button System, a mobile application that immediately notifies staff and local law enforcement of an emergency, according to director Ellen Firer.
County to help libraries beef up security
A new emergency alert system is coming to Nassau County libraries. The Rave Panic Button, an application that provides a fast response in emergency situations, will be available for implementation in all 54 Nassau County public libraries, including each of the four Bellmore and Merrick facilities. more
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The Seaford School Board of Education discussed the security recommendations brought forth by the Security Guard Staffing Advisory Committee.
Seaford Schools discuss security
More security guards will be added to monitor Seaford middle and high schools during weekday mornings and at the high school on Saturdays, as recommended by the district’s Security Guard Staffing Advisory Committee. Prior to this, a guard was assigned to “roam” the school buildings on Saturdays. more
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Is fixing Medicare and Social Security impossible?
The economic news coming out of Washington has been very good lately. The economy is growing at a brisk pace, and unemployment is the lowest in decades. Some of the best news is . . . more
Dr. Paul Lynch, left, the Lynbrook School District’s assistant superintendent for finance, operations and information systems, Superintendent Dr. Melissa Burak and Board of Education President William Belmont each said they were relieved that the State Education Department approved an $843,860 Smart Schools Investment Plan after a lengthy review process.
State Education Department approves funding for safety initiatives at Lynbrook campuses
After a more than yearlong review, the Lynbrook School District’s plans to use hundreds of thousands of dollars for safety initiatives and security upgrades were recently approved by the State Education Department. more
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U.S.-China relationship is reaching a critical point
A lot of attention is being paid these days to America’s relationship with China. And for good reason, because China must decide whether it will be a partner to the U.S. or an adversary. more
Superintendents John McNamara from Wantagh, center, Dr. Adele Pecora from Seaford, fourth from right, and Dr. Tonie McDonald of Levittown, third from right, took part in the Multi-Hazard Emergency Planning for Schools course hosted by the New York State Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Services.
Districts come together for safety training
The Seaford School District hosted a 60-hour state-run emergency planning seminar, where they participated in mock emergency scenarios with Levittown and Wantagh school officials. more
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Glen Cove school officials are exploring ways to increase school security, including the Rave app.
Glen Cove School District mulls video link to police
The Glen Cove School District is in talks with local law enforcement agencies about whether to install a system that would allow school buildings to share their security camera footage and other … more
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The Glen Cove Board of Education, after months of budget discussions, has adopted a final budget proposal, which will be put to a public vote on May 15.
School board adopts next year’s budget
The Glen Cove Board of Education recently adopted its 2018-2019 proposed budget. The $68 million budget is almost 2 percent — or about $ 1.3 million — more than the budget for the current school … more
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Wantagh High School and Middle School parents met with district administration and the Board of Education on April 11 to discuss school safety.
Wantagh school district holds parent safety forums
At each meeting, McNamara detailed the district’s four-pronged approach to school safety: mental health support, crisis training, security infrastructure and partnerships with local law enforcement. more
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Members nominated to Nassau Police Commissioner’s Community Council, by Legislator Steve Rhoads, pose at council’s swearing-in ceremony on April 9. (L to R: Leo Fernandez; Joe Baker; George Repetti, Ella Stevens; Steve Rhoads; Karen Cass, Kevin Rollando, Barbara Ann Fazzino, Ali Beller Frankel, Chris Carini.)
Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown residents sworn into Commissioner’s Community Council
Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder has officially kicked into gear his Community Council, a police task force with a subdivision in each of the county’s 19 legislative districts. more
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