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Holy Name of Mary School students were able to spend extra time learn learning about the election of Pope Francis. From left are Lauren Matzer, Deidre Kassebaum, Danny Smith, Tim Hannafey, Alain Portes and Kevin Higgins.
At Catholic school, all eyes on the pope
Students at Holy Name of Mary School had a rare opportunity to study a major world event in a way unlike their counterparts in public schools. more
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Students at the James A. Dever School in District 13, joined by social worker Yashmira Devine, left, and Principal Darren Gruen, right, contributed to a banner, “No two snowflakes are alike.” Each child wrote their name on a paper snowflake, and one unique trait about themselves.
At Dever, it’s all about acceptance
Tolerance, acceptance and understanding are preached every day at the James A. Dever School. But recently, those traits were center stage as the elementary school took part in national No Name Calling Week from Jan. 28-Feb. 1. more
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Students at Holy Name of Mary School competed in the Brain Challenge, a TV-style game show that featured mental and physical challenges, last Friday to close out Catholic Schools Week.
A week of pride at Holy Name
As numerous Catholic Schools on Long Island have closed in the past few years, Holy Name of Mary in Valley Stream has remained strong and vibrant. That alone was reason to celebrate last week. more
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Sixth-graders at Holy Name of Mary School work on the new laptop computers funded by late church parishioner Jean West.
Endowment funds new computer lab
Holy Name of Mary School is keeping up with the times, and students can thank a late parishioner for their modern day education. more
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Adams Michel, left, and Heber Romero are among the new students at Holy Name of Mary School in Valley Stream this year.
Holy Name off to a good start
With 341 students, enrollment is up at Holy Name of Mary School in Valley Stream yet again. Though it’s just a marginal increase over last year, Principal Richard McMahon said it continues to show the Catholic school’s upward trend. more
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Lauren Lev
A car by any other name
In ninth-grade English class, the word of the day was personification: attributing human traits to an inanimate object. more
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Abigail Jefferies, 7, competed in her third consecutive Junior Olympics this summer and has amassed medals and awards from meets around the country.
Runner up to her elbows in medals
This year’s Summer Olympic games captivated millions of Americans’ hearts and minds as athletes from all over the world competed for their respective countries. Many U.S. athletes were in the limelight in 2012, and for one local track and field star, it might not be long until she’s the one captivating hearts and minds at the Olympics. more
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Jillian Manicdar is this year's valedictorian at Holy Name of Mary School in Valley Stream.
Top of her class at Holy Name of Mary
Three years ago, Jillian Manicdar’s older sister was salutatorian at Holy Name of Mary School. So she Jillian decided to take it one step farther. more
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Victoria Lucas, right, took first place in Holy Name of Mary School’s Oratorical Contest on May 16. Natalia Kurek, center, finished second and Natalia Kulis placed third.
Old speeches, new speakers
Can you remember what you ate for dinner every night this week? Can you always recall where you parked your car outside of the mall? Do you know where you put your car keys when you walked in the door? more
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The BMS jazz band, comprising grade 6 and 7 students under the direction of Philip Pierre-Louis, played for the Baldwin Council of PTAs on May 4. The PTA members who heard the concert were enjoying a lunch at the Coral House.
Baldwin named a Best Community for Music Ed
By Chris Connolly cconnolly@liherald Baldwin has been named a Best Community for Music Education by the National Association of Music Merchants Foundation. NAMM is a nonprofit … more
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