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Brooke Leventhal, with American Theater Dance Workshop Director Madeline Dempster, emulated the pose that is depicted in the mural.

Young artists at Woodland Middle School recently completed their latest masterpiece, a mural depicting the American Theater Dance Workshop in New Hyde Park. The mural is a painting of ballet dancer Brooke Leventhal, a Woodland student, while surrounded on stage by fellow dancers and a large audience. The mural was drawn by roughly 20 students in Dr. John Healy’s art class. more

By David Weingrad | 5/31/13

Naman Shakrani, of W.T. Clarke Middle School, recently won the school’s spelling bee for the third straight year. He correctly spelled "philodendron" to win the competition.

Middle schools crown spelling champs

There are many words that can be used to describe the intelligence of W.T. Clarke Middle School’s Naman Shakrani and Woodland Middle School’s Abel Ninan. And whatever word you choose, they’ll know how to spell it. more

By David Weingrad | 2/6/13

The mural, drawn by art students at Woodland Middle School, was dedicated in the Nassau County Legislative Building last Saturday.

Woodland dedicates a mural

On Saturday, Dec. 15, the Nassau County Legislature held a ceremony to dedicate a mural that was drawn by students at the Woodland Middle School. more

By David Weingrad | 12/27/12

Woodland Middle School artists created a mural that is on display at a credit union in Westbury. Also pictured from left is Legislator Norma Gonsalves; Valerie Garguilo, credit union vice president of marketing; James Lethbridge, principal at Woodland; and Dr. John Healy, Art Club advisor.

'Neighbors in the News'

Woodland Middle School Art Club members came together to fashion a mural depicted the beauty of Long Island, and their work is now on display at Nassau Educators Federal Credit Union in Westbury. more

7/18/12

Erin Floody, center, won a Long Island sewing competition. She is pictured with educator Susan Carlson, left, and Principal James Lethbridge.

Woodland girl wins sewing competition

Erin Floody, a seventh-grade student at Woodland Middle School, was named the 2012 grand prize winner in the Long Island Family and Consumer Sciences “Sew to Serve” Challenge. more

5/11/12

Math wiz kids take part in regional competition

Select seventh and eighth-grade students from Woodland Middle School recently participated in the Long Island Math Fair Competition at Hofstra University. more

4/13/12

Kiwanians stood outside on a chilly Sunday morning collecting food at Waldbaum’s to donate to local families.

East Meadow Kiwanis collects food for local families

East Meadow Kiwanians of all ages were out in the community last weekend collecting for the Holiday Food Drive at Waldbaum’s and Pathmark. more

By Shannon Koehle | 3/29/12

Woodland Middle School Principal James Lethbridge, left, Assistant Principal Patricia Graham, right, students and staff accepted a grant for receiving the most signatures in the “Power to Learn Delete Cyberbullying” contest.

Woodland M.S. earns Internet safety grant

Woodland Middle School received a $2,000 grant in the “Power to Learn Delete Cyberbullying” contest on Jan. 18. more

By Shannon Koehle | 1/26/12

East Meadow High School students Danielle Luchan and Nicole Fleischmann taught 6th grade students a lesson on trustworthiness.

High school students teach at Woodland M.S.

Students enrolled in the “History and Perspectives of Learning” class at East Meadow High School visited Woodland Middle School to speak to sixth-grade classes about character education traits. more

12/2/11

Pictured from left to right includes Assistant Principal Patricia Graham, 8th grader Emily Dessel, 7th grader Chris Frommeyer, Paul D. Failla, 8th grader Jimmy Ryan and Principal James Lethbridge. The three students pictured earned a page in Failla’s upcoming book.

Woodland M.S. students participate in unique workshop

Seventh-grade students at Woodland Middle School participated in a special Character Education/Human Diversity Awareness workshop featuring Paul D. Failla, a retired Suffolk County Police Officer and educational consultant. more

12/2/11

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