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The new property tax cap will have significant effects on school district budgets throughout New York state, including the West Hempstead school district.
Tax cap the topic of conversation at W.H. board meeting
As November begins to draw to a close the West Hempstead school district community is gearing up for budget talks. The first topic of discussion this year is the state’s recently imposed … more
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Cynthia Di Miceli, left, and other members of the Green Team discussed possible locations and time frames for the school garden.
W.H.'s Green Team tackles recycling
About a dozen people sat in the West Hemsptead Middle School cafeteria last week to partake in a meeting of the school district’s recently created Green Team and to learn about how the … more
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W.H. school administrators start budget conversation early
School-budget season is not yet upon us, but West Hempstead school district administrators are bringing it in early this year. They will hold the first “community budget conversation” on … more
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West Hempstead school district administrators Ann Peluso, John Hogan and Richard Cunningham presented parents, faculty members and community residents with the district’s Strategic Plan at a meeting last week
A conversation with the W.H. administration
West Hempstead school district administrators held their first “A Conversation with District Administration” meeting last week with other administrators, faculty, parents and community … more
The West Hempstead school district, among the first in the state to begin using LED light bulbs, is boosting its green initiatives.
W.H. schools boost their green initiative
For West Hempstead school district officials, it’s not nature versus nurture, it’s nature plus nurture. Starting in mid-September, the administration will launch its Green Team … more
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Malverne Mayor Patricia McDonald and Village Trustee John O'Brien, who serves as the deputy commissioner of the village's Office of Emergency Management, surveyed the damage caused by Hurricane Irene on Aug. 28.
Irene not so mean: Malverne, W.H. fare well during tropical storm
Downed trees and power lines were the extent of the damage left in Hurricane Irene’s wake — at least in Malverne and West Hempstead. While thousands of Long Islanders were ordered to … more
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The projected path of Hurricane Irene as it moves up the East Coast.
Malverne, West Hempstead prepare for Irene
Malvernites and West Hempstead residents are getting ready for Hurricane Irene, which could hit Long Island on Sunday. Current projections have the storm hitting the east coast of Maryland by 8 … more
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West Hempstead school district reviews transportation practices
Standing before a packed board room in the Chestnut Street School last week, Dr. Ross Haber told West Hempstead Board of Education trustees and district administrators to consider creating … more
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A leak in a second-floor bathroom at the Cornwell Avenue School in West Hempstead flooded the building and damaged floor and ceiling tiles. The water also destroyed the gymnasium floor, lifting it up to three feet in some places. Repairs and renovations are expected to be completed by the middle of August.
Little leak, massive mess
The West Hempstead school district may soon want to consider calling Captain Planet  and his Fire and Water Planeteers if disasters to its facilities continue to unfold. First it was fire … more
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W.H. school district prepares for budget vote
A week before the May 17 budget vote, the West Hempstead school board settled the long-stalled teachers' contract and renewed schools Superintendent John Hogan's contract for three years. While … more
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