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Nathalia Leiva and Devyn Vicioso, students at Columbus Avenue School participated in various activities centered around the number 100.
Columbus Avenue School celebrates 100 days
Columbus Avenue School recently celebrated its 100th day of school by having their students engage in various themed activities. These included creating crafts featuring the number 100, dressing … more
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Fifth-grade students at Caroline G. Atkinson Intermediate School demonstrate their commitment to helping the community by hosting a toiletry drive for the Interfaith Nutrition Network.
School hosts toiletry drive for the INN
Fifth grade students at Caroline G. Atkinson Intermediate School have shown their commitment to promoting a culture of peace and caring in their district by hosting a toiletry drive for the … more
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The school gymnasium was transformed into a Valentine’s ballroom, complete with heart decorations, balloons, and cupids firing their arrows, for the De La Salle School’s Annual Valentine’s Special Persons’ Dance.
De La Salle School puts on a heartwarming dance
The De La Salle School held its annual Valentine’s Special Persons’ Dance on Feb. 10 to honor and celebrate the special people in the lives of their students. Parents, siblings, and extended … more
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Columbus Avenue School’s kindergarten students immerse themselves in outer space, participating in a variety of engaging activities including student led interviews and rover races.
The Columbus Avenue kindergartners blast off
Columbus Avenue Elementary School kindergarteners traveled through space for their annual Discovery Day event, taking part in a range of cosmic-themed activities like rover racing and comet tossing, … more
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Fifth-grade students at Caroline G. Atkinson Intermediate School demonstrate their commitment to helping the community by hosting a toiletry drive for the Interfaith
School hosts toiletry drive for the Interfaith Nutrition Network
Fifth grade students at Caroline G. Atkinson Intermediate School have shown their commitment to promoting a culture of peace and caring in their district by hosting a toiletry drive for the … more
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Freeport High School senior Ryan Retzlaff makes a last-minute adjustment to his team’s robot before the first competition of the day.
Engineers in the making
The annual VEX Robotics Competition drew a diverse pool of innovative domestic and international participants to Freeport. The event brings together participants from various backgrounds and … more
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Third graders in Suzanne Caravousanos’ class at Leo F. Giblyn Elementary School in the Freeport School District marched as dragons in the Lunar New Year parade on Jan. 27.
Giblyn celebrates the Lunar New Year
Leo F. Giblyn Elementary School recently marked the beginning of the Year of the Rabbit with a vibrant and culturally rich celebration. The school hosted its Lunar New Year parade on Jan. 27, an … more
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Genesis Adams, center stage, portrayed the character of Moana in the Dodd Drama Company’s presentation of “Moana, Jr.” held in the Performing Arts Center at Freeport High School.
Dodd Middle School drama takes on “Moana, Jr.” Production
The John W. Dodd Middle School Drama Company presented their production of “Moana, Jr.” on January 19th, transporting audience members to a world of adventure and self-discovery through the stage … more
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Nassau Boces Joseph M. Barry Tech Career and Technical Education High School students at the school’s annual Barry Tech blood drive.
Barry Tech student from Freeport organizes successful blood drive
A Nassau BOCES Joseph M. Barry Tech Career and Technical Education High School student from Freeport helped organize and recruit volunteers for a successful blood drive that is expected to save many … more
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There was a new twist to the long-running struggle over Cleveland Avenue Park after Gov. Kathy Hochul vetoed a bill that would have enabled Freeport officials to move forward more quickly with its acquisition and transfer of the land to be transformed into a warehouse development. But village officials say that while the veto might slow down the sale, it’s far from dead.
Hochul veto changes little in Cleveland Avenue park debate
Gov. Kathy Hochul has vetoed a bill backed by Freeport village officials that could have sped up the sale of the 9-acre athletic field on Cleveland Avenue — an effort opposed by Freeport school district officials who have used that field for decades. more
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