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Pictured from left, Sewanhaka Central High School District Superintendent of Schools Dr. Ralph Ferrie, Sewanhaka High School students Andreas Pavlou, Sue Chen, Sidney Saint-Hilliare, Principal Debra Lidowsky, Board of Education President David Fowler and Legislator Carrié Solages. Legislator Muscarella not pictured
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Pictured from left, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Ralph Ferrie,
Legislator Carrié Solages, Elmont Memorial high School sophomore Justin Palmer, senior Courtney Ihaza, Principal John Capozzi and Board of Education President David Fowler.
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H. Frank Carey students are pictured with, from left, Sewanhaka Central High School District Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction Dr. Cheryl Champ, Legislator Vincent Muscarella, Legislator Laura Schaefer, Board of Education President David Fowler and H. Frank Carey High School Principal Valerie Angelillo.
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New Hyde Park students are pictured with Principal Dr. Richard Faccio, left, Sewanhaka Central High School District Board of Education President David Fowler, second left, Legislator Richard J. Nicolello and Sewanhaka Central High School Superintendent of Schools Dr. Ralph Ferrie.
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Floral Park students are pictured with Assistant Principals Alice Bowman, left, John Kenny, second left, Legislator Vincent T. Muscarella, Legislator Richard J. Nicolello, Principal Dr. Kathleen Sottile and Sewanhaka Central High School District Board of Education President David Fowler.
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The Sewanhaka Central High School District’s five high school buildings are now adorned with electronic signs thanks to members of the Nassau County Legislature.
Funding for the signs was provided through an effort by the offices of Legislators Carrié Solages, Vincent T. Muscarella, Richard J. Nicolello and Laura Schaefer, who secured $250,000 for the district. They will be used to keep district parents, students and community members informed on upcoming events.
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