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Members nominated to Nassau Police Commissioner’s Community Council, by Legislator Steve Rhoads, pose at council’s swearing-in ceremony on April 9. (L to R: Leo Fernandez; Joe Baker; George Repetti, Ella Stevens; Steve Rhoads; Karen Cass, Kevin Rollando, Barbara Ann Fazzino, Ali Beller Frankel, Chris Carini.)
Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown residents sworn into Commissioner’s Community Council
Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder has officially kicked into gear his Community Council, a police task force with a subdivision in each of the county’s 19 legislative districts. more
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Behind Hewitt Principal Elizabeth Pryke, a door and wall were built to form the district’s first anteroom, after parents urged the need for school safety upgrades.
Temporary anteroom built at Hewitt Elementary School as part of district's safety upgrades
Jennie E. Hewitt Elementary School now has a temporary room to contain guests, a measure introduced as part of a wave of security enhancements approved by the Rockville Centre Board of Education in February after the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. more
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Seaford Middle School parents will be able to attend the April 24 parent safety forum to hear about the district's latest security enhancements.
Seaford School District to hold parent safety forums
The Seaford School District will host four parent safety meetings in mid-April. more
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State Sen. John Brooks, of Seaford, says that both mental illness and access to certain firearms played a role in the Feb. 14 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. He spoke at a March 3 news conference that focused on gun violence in schools.
Long Island officials, schools focus on mental illness
The Feb. 14 mass shooting at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., spurred a national dialogue about the connection between gun violence and mental illness. more
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Lynbrook High School alumnus Patrick Ryder was sworn in as commissioner of the Nassau County Police Department on Feb. 26.
Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder has designs on safer Nassau County
Patrick Ryder, Nassau County’s recently installed police commissioner, can still remember the moment that he decided he wanted to become a police officer. more
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Ryder: Police to visit county schools daily
Dozens of uniformed officers and recruits lined up outside of the Nassau Police Academy in Massapequa Park on Tuesday to show their support for the new School Resource Program, aimed at providing … more
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Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas announced the establishment of the Nassau County School and Community Safety Task Force on March 27.
Nassau district attorney creates school safety task force
On March 27, Nassau County introduced a task force that plans to promote preparedness for potential threats to schools and other public buildings. more
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Seaford parents - Chris Carini and Audrey Saracco - stand in front of Seaford Manor Elementary School. They're urging the Seaford Board of Education to hold a public town hall meeting about school safety.
Seaford community, trustees at odds over school security
It’s members of the Seaford community versus the Seaford school board — and it appears to be a standoff. Two Seaford parents have been leading the charge to have the Board of Education host a school security town hall meeting with community input, as other Long Island districts have done. more
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The board's proposed 2018-19 budget includes a provision that would add two security guards to MacArthur High School.
Levittown schools propose $3M in security upgrades
After listening to parent concerns over school safety, the Levittown Board of Education voted to add a third proposition to their May 15 budget vote. more
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Seaford High School students walked out of their classrooms at 10 a.m. on March 14 to memorialize the Feb. 14 Parkland, Fla., shooting victims.
Seaford H.S. students question role in walkout
According to students, the Seaford High School administration stepped in and “bargained” with the student body over walkout. more
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