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After nearly 35 years of teaching Ric Stark will retire from the Hewlett-Woodmere school district at the end the current school year.
Longtime educator Ric Stark retires from Hewlett-Woodmere, leaving a legacy of inspiration and commitment
When Ric Stark first began teaching, he realized he couldn’t do it for the money. more
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Photos courtesy Nadia Kalyan Students at Lawrence Woodmere Academy students collect the shoes donated for Funds2Orgs, an organization that partners with nonprofits, schools, churches and others to help plan and implement shoe drive fundraising campaigns. Above, Christopher Williams, left, Christopher Clark and Caleb Ourigou.
Lawrence Woodmere Academy students are lending a hand, in the community and around the world
At Lawrence Woodmere Academy’s upper school, the Helping Hands Club, driven by students from ninth to 12th grade embodies the school motto of “Veritas, Integritas, Servitium (Truth, Honor, Service). Led by Director of Development Nadia Kalyan, the group is on a mission to make a difference in the LWA community and beyond. more
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Damaris Rodas Villatoro was one of four Hewlett High School students selected to take part in the Nassau County High School Student Juried Art Competition.
These four Hewlett High School students stood out with their artwork
Four Hewlett High School students — Becky Feygin, Damaris Rodas Villatoro, Charles Zeledon and Olivia Ziarno — were among the 75 Nassau County high school artists selected to have their work displayed at the Art Guild, in Manhasset, as part of the Nassau County High School Student Juried Art Competition last month. more
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Banning books is not what America is about
Perhaps we Americans are overly confident in the belief that our constitutional rights, including the First Amendment right to free speech, are inviolate. more
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Let’s honor our veterans by supporting them at home
In the tapestry of our nation’s history, veterans stand as the threads of bravery, courage and unity that weave together the fabric of our freedom. We expressed our gratitude for their sacrifices earlier this month . . . more
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At an Oct. 27 signing ceremony, local elected officials celebrated the new academic year for Shulamith School for Girls at its new permanent home. From left were Cedarhurst Mayor Benjamin Weinstock, Nassau County Legislator Howard Kopel, Shulamith President Ari Cohen, County Executive Bruce Blakeman and school Executive Director Rabbi Moshe Monczyk.
Shulamith School for Girls finds permanent home at 305 Cedarhurst Ave., fulfilling a long-held dream
A dream has become a reality for the Shulamith School for Girls, as it embarked on the new academic year in a newly acquired building at 305 Cedarhurst Ave. in Cedarhurst, previously the Lawrence school district’s Number Five School. more
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The Lawrence High School varsity Golden Tornados football team comes roaring onto the field before the Oct. 28 game versus Malverne.
PHOTOS: Lawrence Football honors Veterans and raises breast cancer awareness
The Lawrence school community aimed to raise awareness of breast cancer and got a head start on marking Veterans Day at the Oct. 28 football game against the Malverne Mules. more
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A war overseas, yet close to home
The war in Israel is one that I have clear opinions about, and one that has affected my personal life. Yet at this time, when expressing thoughts is more important than ever, I find doing so more difficult than ever. more
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Christopher Mendoza with his mural at Franklin Early Childhood Center during the 2022-23 school year. The mural was inspired by the book ‘The Forever Tree,’ by Tereasa Surratt, Donna Lukas and Nicola Slater.
You are going to want to see this Hewlett student's artwork
Hewlett High School student Christopher Mendoza has a special ways of letting people know what’s on his mind: his art. more
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Amy Lee, a clinical psychologist and an assistant professor of psychology at Hofstra University, recommends that children and adults take breaks from the words and images on social media and the news.
Experts are suggesting monitoring images seen on the web regarding Israel-Hamas war
The war between Israel and Hamas is nearly a month old, and one Hofstra University psychologist says that the conflict, and the intense media coverage of it, can have a negative effect on students’ mental health. more
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