Keyword: District 30
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District 30 budget: spending will drop
District 30 school officials are considering a budget that would cut spending, keep programs and hold taxes steady next year, according to a plan unveiled to the public on Monday. more
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After-school activities canceled in Valley Stream
Due to today's snowstorm, which is expected to drop up to 10 inches of snow on Nassau County by Wednesday morning, after-school activities have been canceled throughout Valley Stream. more
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District 30 officials looked at the new sign above the entrance to Forest Road School during last Saturday’s building tour.
More upgrades on tap in District 30
Construction will be aplenty next summer at the Forest Road School, as several projects to upgrade the 60-year-old building are in the works. more
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District 30 will hold its annual building tour on Dec. 14 beginning at the Forest Road School.
Elementary districts schedule building tours
District 13 will hold its annual building inspections on Saturday, Dec. 7. The program begins with coffee and refreshments in the James A. Dever School cafeteria at 8 a.m. more
Former District 30 math teacher Joanne Lufrano was inducted into the Long Island Math Educators Hall of Fame on Nov. 19.
Math educator adds to prestigious career
When the nation’s best athletes finish their careers, they are typically rewarded with a spot in the hall of fame of their respective sport. Long Island’s top math teachers earn the same honor. more
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Shaw Avenue School Principal Amy Pernick, left, accepted the Blue Ribbon excellence award from Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages at a ceremony on Nov. 20 at the school. Joining them are District 30 Board President Carolyn Torres and Assistant Principal Josh McPherson.
Shaw Avenue a blueprint for success
“It’s all about you,” District 30 Board of Education President Carolyn Torres told an auditorium full of teachers, students and parents at Shaw Avenue School on Nov. 20. For the second time that day, the school celebrated its accomplishment in earning the Blue Ribbon excellence award from the U.S. Department of Education. more
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Christopher Avalos, a second-grader at the Clear Stream Avenue School, learned proper hand-washing techniques from Michael Beechum when the Lysol Healthy Habits bus visited on Oct. 3.
Clean hands mean healthy kids
Elementary schools are known as places where young minds are cultivated, where knowledge is gained and where character is developed. They are also known as places where illness spreads, often through seemingly harmless acts. more
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Students and staff at Shaw Avenue School dressed in their new favorite color following the announcement that the school earned a Blue Ribbon Award from the United States Department of Education.
Shaw Avenue earns national honor
When is it good to feel blue? When your school wins the Blue Ribbon excellence award from the U.S. Department of Education. more
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Roxanne Garcia France, the new assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction in District 30, brings more than 20 years of experience in education to the post.
Education a passion for curriculum chief
District 30 bills itself as “The Friendly Schools,” and that is exactly what brought Dr. Roxanne Garcia France to her position as the elementary school district’s instructional leader. more
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Gloria basile, a kindergarten teacher at Shaw Avenue School, greeted her students outside before the first day of class on Sept. 4.
High hopes for new school year in Valley Stream
For one day, there were few concerns about test scores, teacher ratings or school finances. On the first day of school, it was all about seeing friends again, showing off those new backpacks and sneakers, and unpacking a whole lot of school supplies. more
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