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South Side Middle School seventh grader Cora Walsh, second from right, celebrated her win with National Public Radio’s LA Johnson, from left, Cora Lee, and Sequoia Carrillo.
Rockville Centre student wins NPR Podcast Challenge
South Side Middle School seventh grader Cora Walsh earned national recognition by winning NPR’s Student Podcast Challenge with a personal account of her experiences with dyslexia, inspiring other students to embrace their learning differences and share their stories. more
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Professor Helen Dang, left, with Molloy University computer science students Abner Rivera, Liam Fleck, and John Takach during the spring 2026 semester, are conducting artificial intelligence research to explore how technology could help predict the spread of breast cancer.
Rockville Centre’s Molloy University advances AI cancer research
Molloy University professor Helen Dang and senior Liam Fleck are developing artificial intelligence tools to study breast cancer spread and identify brain tumors in MRI scans, combining student research with personal motivations to advance cancer detection technology. more
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A tradition of giving had Darren Raymar joining again with former William S. Covert Elementary School students Gabe Rinaldi, Christian Rinaldi, Tom Clark and Matt Powell at the school’s Fall Festival on Oct. 8.
Rockville Centre elementary school celebrates 10 years of Fall Festival
William S. Covert Elementary School celebrated the 10th anniversary of its annual Fall Festival on Oct. 8, bringing families together for seasonal activities while raising money for the Raymar Children’s Fund, which helps local families facing financial hardships. more
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Assistant Superintendent for Finance and Operations William Herman reported a $1.68 million operating surplus for 2025-26 and recommended using available funds to strengthen district reserves and prepare for future expenses.
Three Things to Know: Oct. 8 Rockville Centre Board of Education meeting
The Rockville Centre Board of Education heard fifth graders at Floyd B. Watson Elementary School share lessons on leadership, received a clean annual financial audit and reviewed plans to use a $1.68 million operating surplus to strengthen district reserves and prepare for future expenses. more
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Fourth graders Mariah Parker and Sullivan Carroll raced through the Color Run, getting a little more colorful with every step.
Rockville Centre's Watson students get colorful for arts fundraiser
Watson Elementary students took part in the PTA’s first Color Run-A-Thon on Oct. 2, raising approximately $11,000 for the school’s Arts in Motion program while promoting fitness, creativity and school spirit. more
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Rockville Centre police officers Sean Freely and Gerard Norton spoke to the William S. Covert Elementary School fifth graders about bike safety on Sept. 10.
Rockville Centre police teach kids bicycle safety
Rockville Centre police visited the village’s five elementary schools to teach students bicycle safety, responsible riding and theft prevention through hands-on lessons and bike registration. more
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South Side students lead the “On Vacation”-themed Homecoming Parade down North Long Beach Road.
Rockville Centre celebrates South Side homecoming weekend
South Side High School celebrated homecoming in Rockville Centre with an “On Vacation”-themed parade, school festivities, Hall of Fame inductions and a 40-7 football victory over Clarke that improved the Cyclones to 2-0. more
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Superintendent Matthew Gaven explained the proposed finance advisory committee during the Rockville Centre Board of Education meeting on Sept. 10, as board president Kelly Barry looked on.
Rockville Centre school board considers finance advisory committee
The Rockville Centre Board of Education is considering establishing a five-member finance advisory committee to provide community input on the district’s five-year financial and capital plans. more
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Before heading to the University of Massachusetts, Gabriela Guizzo, a 2026 graduate of South Side High School in Rockville Centre, stood beneath her 18-canvas mural, entitled “Thirty-six Women Who Made History,” a lasting tribute that combined her passions for art and history.
Rockville Centre graduate creates mural at South Side
South Side High School graduate Gabriela Guizzo left a lasting mark on her alma mater with an 18-canvas mural honoring 36 influential women from history before beginning her studies at the University of Massachusetts. more
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School and community leaders gathered outside Francis F. Wilson Elementary School to honor those who lost their lives 25 years ago on Sept. 11.
Rockville Centre schools remember 9/11, 25 years later
The Rockville Centre school district commemorated the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 with ceremonies, classroom lessons, moments of silence and service activities across its schools. more
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