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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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During a visit to the De La Salle School, students received winter coats from the Nassau County Detectives’ Association.
De La Salle students receive donated winter coats
The De La Salle School welcomed members of the Nassau County Detectives’ Association on Dec. 8th in which they came bearing gifts. The association provided each of the 63 students at the school … more
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Consolee Nishimwe, 1994 Rwandan Genocide survivor, spoke to Freeport High School students during the school’s annual Human Rights Day symposium.
Annual Human Rights Day at Freeport school
The Freeport High School Human Relations Club held their annual Human Rights Day seminar on Dec. 9. Consolee Nishimwe, a 1994 Rwandan Genocide survivor, returned to the district for the second time … more
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Superintendent of Freeport Public Schools Kishore Kuncham has been named the Freeport Herald’s Person of the Year.
Kishore Kuncham is the Freeport Herald's Person of the Year
Service, character, and leadership are the driving force behind Freeport Superintendent of Schools Kishore Kuncham's motivation to continually improve the community. In recognition of … more
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Cadets performed their drills for Commander Jimmie Miller during the Inspection and Battalion Parade.
Navy JROTC pass annual parade and inspection
Freeport administrators, faculty, and parents gathered on Dec. 14 in the Freeport High School gymnasium to witness the Navy Junior ROTC’s annual inspection and Battalion Parade. Superintendent … more
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Ann Marie, the program director at the Freeport Martial Arts Taekwondo School, organized a food drive in November to collect goods to give back to the community just in time for the holidays. More than 150 cans were collected by students at the school and donated to the Our Holy Redeemer Church food bank
Champions Martial Arts learns to give back
With the help of its students and their families, the Freeport Champions Martial Arts Taekwondo School collected non-perishable food items for Operation Child Rescue throughout the entire month of … more
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Freeport High School’s top 10 students for the Class of 2023. Front row, from left: Valedictorian Aidian Sasenarine, salutatorian Kenly Moran, Jayden Easy (3), Kimberly Rosa (4), Vanessa Marroquin (5), Superintendent of Schools Dr. Kishore Kuncham. Back row, from left: High School Principal Gisselle Campbell-Ham, Jeffrey Hernandez (10), Ryan Retzlaff (9), Isabelle Menjivar (8), Chinwe Okike (7), and June Cumento (6).
Freeport High School names top 10 seniors for Class of 2023
The top ten seniors for the Class of 2023 have been announced by Freeport High School. The valedictorian and salutatorian are among the top students with the highest cumulative grade point … more
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Rebecca Correnti’s second grade class at Leo F. Giblyn Elementary School collected the largest number of food items in the school to donate to Our Holy Redeemer Food Pantry.
Freeport students embrace giving back
The holiday season is upon us and students throughout Freeport Public Schools have enthusiastically embraced assisting those in need through food drives, turkey trots, and fundraisers for local and … more
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Members of the J. W. Dodd Middle School peer mediation team completed training and took an oath to use their peer mediation skills to help others resolve conflicts.
Peer-to-Peer conflict resolution in Freeport school
The J.W. Dodd Middle School peer mediation team, composed of 34 students, finished 16 hours of professional training with Gregg Scheiner of EAC Network and took an oath on Nov. 3 in the Dodd library. … more
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50 years of a better world thanks to Title IX
Although the Civil Rights Act of 1964 tackled all kinds of discrimination when it came to employment and public accommodation, it bothered Sen. Birch Bayh that the bill failed to address sex discrimination at schools. more
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