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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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Molloy University was ranked No. 85 among the nation’s top 100 colleges and universities in TIME magazine’s inaugural America’s Best Colleges list for 2026-2027.
Rockville Centre's Molloy University named Long Island’s best college by TIME
Molloy University has been named No. 85 on TIME magazine’s inaugural 2026-27 list of America’s Best Colleges, making it the only Long Island institution among the top 100 and one of 14 New York schools recognized. more
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Francis F. Wilson Elementary School teacher Joseph Paluseo welcomed new fifth-grade students Dawon, Elliot, Thomas, Dominick, Sasha, and Alessandra.
Rockville Centre students return to school for new year
Rockville Centre students returned to school Sept. 1, marking the end of summer vacation with first-day excitement, new routines and plenty of smiles, nerves and family photos. more
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Student volunteer leader Lily Iandiorio, left, helped freshmen Maddie Jones, Reese Kuntz, Sydney Lamparello, and Camryn Kuhlmey find their way around their new school.
South Side High School welcomes new students at orientation
South Side High School welcomed incoming freshmen and new students with an orientation featuring student leaders, campus tours and an introduction to life at the school. more
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Realty managers Carol O’Leary, left, and Donna Einemann said South Side High School’s No. 1 ranking on Long Island could enhance Rockville Centre’s appeal to prospective homebuyers, who often consider school districts when researching where to live.
South Side ranking could boost Rockville Centre real estate
South Side High School’s No. 1 ranking on Long Island is drawing attention from local real estate agents, who say the recognition could boost Rockville Centre’s appeal to prospective homebuyers. more
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Molloy University professor Alexander Chan advises parents to approach AI as an ongoing conversation with their college-bound children, encouraging them to explore the technology while remaining responsible for the work they produce.
Molloy professor offers parents AI advice for college
Professor Alexander Chan of Molloy University offers parents practical advice for helping their college-bound children use AI responsibly while developing the critical-thinking, problem-solving and other skills they will need in school and the workplace. more
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Alyssa Davoli of Rockville Centre has been appointed Principal of Nassau BOCES Carman Road School.
Rockville Centre's Alyssa Davoli takes BOCES principal role
Rockville Centre resident Alyssa Davoli has been promoted to principal of Nassau BOCES Carman Road School, where she will lead educational programs for students with multiple disabilities after nearly a decade at the school. more
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