Keyword: George Washington Elementary School
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Fourth-graders Chloe Ann Cajuste, left, and Helen Sanchez worked together on a mindfulness activity in which they brainstormed the difference between small and large problems as part of “Morning Mindfulness” on Oct. 8.
Fostering a healthy mindset in West Hempstead
Fourth-, fifth- and sixth-grade students at George Washington School in West Hempstead are starting their mornings on a high note with a new schoolwide student wellness program, “Morning … more
George Washington Elementary School sixth graders listened to a presentation from Holocaust survivor Werner Reich on June 4.
Holocaust survivor speaks with students at George Washington School in West Hempstead
George Washington Elementary School in West Hempstead welcomed Holocaust survivor Werner Reich last month for a presentation about his journey and lessons that can still be learned from the … more
Students from the West Hempstead chorus presented board of education members with mugs wrapped in their portraits at the Oct. 16 board meeting in honor of Board Recognition Week.
Night of recognition at West Hempstead Board of Ed meeting
It was a night of celebration at the West Hempstead Board of Education meeting on Oct. 16 as both students and board members were honored. The high school chorus opened the meeting with a … more
Annie Quijada, right, answered W.H. Assistant Superintendent Daniel Rehman’s question about fossil fuel.
Museum on display at West Hempstead's George Washington Elementary School
Fifth-grade students at George Washington Elementary School recently learned about natural resources. Accompanied by teachers, parents and local elected leaders, students got to host their … more
George Washington Elementary School students wrote heart-shaped letters to a person they love on P.S. I Love You Day.
West Hempstead students spread love and kindness
Love and kindness traveled across the West Hempstead School District as students in grades K through 12 participated in P.S. I Love You Day. According to its website, P.S. I Love You Day was named … more
The West Hempstead Chiefs Soccer Club held Trophy Day last Saturday at the George Washington Elementary School for the participants of its six-week TOPSoccer program for children with disabilities. Seeing a positive response from the community, the Chiefs hope to bring the program back next spring. Volunteer Emily Fenner, 16, hugged a pair of her favorite players, Michael Maher, 8, and 10-year-old Shane Stepinski.
Trophy Day marks end of six-week W.H. soccer program
The West Hempstead Chiefs Soccer Club’s TOPSoccer program held its final practice last Saturday at the George Washington Elementary School field. In addition to the final practice, the … more
Students in West Hempstead put on a play in celebration of Thanksgiving.
A fun-filled feast for local school kids
Elementary school students in West Hempstead and Malverne celebrated Thanksgiving with food and fun. Students at West Hempstead’s George Washington school put on a performance, while … more
West Hempstead schools Superintendent John Hogan returned to the district after a hospital stay following the fire at George Washington Elementary School.
Hogan's Back: West Hempstead schools superintendent chats with the Herald about his return
Six weeks have passed since the Aug. 9 fire that nearly burned down the George Washington Elementary School annex and sent its superintendent to the hospital, and things have gone back to normal in … more
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West Hempstead schools Superintendent John Hogan sent his thanks to the community for its support following his illness.
After fire, W. Hempstead Elementary School starts fresh
Kids throughout the state will begin filing back into their classrooms next week. Most will return from the summer smells of s’mores and chlorine to the school smells of locker rooms and … more
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Flames engulfed the portable classrooms connected to the George Washington Elementary School in West Hempstead Monday night.
Cops: Teens used aerosol can to start school fire
They were really playing with fire. The two 14-year-old teens who were charged with starting a fire on Monday that damaged a West Hempstead elementary school set papers -- more
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