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Grand Avenue Elementary School students had a special meet and greet with a robotic character.
Grand Avenue Elementary School PTA hosts spring carnival
Grand Ave Elementary School Parent Teacher Association hosted a fun-filled carnival to welcome summer in June. Parents organized student vendors, games and community spirit.  more
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Rhylan Bailey, 11, of Uniondale, received a signed ball from former Met Art Shamsky. Rhylan, who plays in Uniondale Little League, was one of many young players who got tips on fundamentals, and souvenir balls, from former major leaguers
Former Major League Baseball players share lessons on and off the field with Uniondale players
While today’s major leaguers spend the summer traveling from ballpark to ballpark, a group of former professional baseball players brought their … more
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The Grand Avenue Elementary School cast after its performance of “Cinderella, if the Shoe Fits,” a 1967 full-scale storybook production by Charles Perrault.
First theatrical production opens new opportunities at Grand Avenue Elementary School
For many students at Uniondale’s Grand Avenue Elementary School, stepping onto a stage for the first time was intimidating. But when the lights came on … more
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California Avenue School second-place winner Ariella, left, holds her drawing of “Gourdy,” a plant-like creature that traps victims with vines and detonates bombs in water, while first-place winner Inaaya, displays “Brushly,” a villain that contaminates water by encouraging people to rinse dirty paintbrushes in sinks and waterways. Through the project they had a special visit from Dewey the mascot who presented the school with a 1,700 check.
Uniondale Students Create Water Pollution Villains for Dewey Clean Water Contest
A paintbrush that contaminates drinking water. A vine-covered creature that attacks water supplies. A sea monster that poisons lakes and oceans. more
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Haitian-born artist Frenal Mezilas stands beside several of his paintings during a June 7 reception at the Uniondale Public Library. Mezilas said the collection reflects his lifelong artistic journey and pursuit of a distinctive visual style.
Haitian-born artist Frenal Mezilas showcases solo exhibition at Uniondale Public Library
For Haitian-born artist Frenal Mezilas, creating art has been a lifelong exercise in growth, experimentation and self-discovery — a journey he shared with visitors during a June 7 reception for his … more
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Performers balanced baskets of fruit on their heads during a traditional Caribbean folk dance, highlighting the region’s rich cultural heritage and the historical role of market women in island communities, particularly Jamacia.
Hempstead celebrates Caribbean Heritage Month and America 250
Community members gathered on June 4 to celebrate Caribbean Heritage Month and America’s 250th anniversary at an event recognizing the contributions of Caribbean Americans and the importance of … more
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Turtle Hook Middle School, faculty and students showed New York Knicks pride during the school’s Color Day, when students and staff wore orange and blue to celebrate New York’s recent victory on Saturday.
Uniondale students and staff at Turtle Hook Middle School show off orange and blue for Knicks win
Students and staff at Turtle Hook Middle School traded their usual attire for orange and blue on June 15 as the school celebrated the New York Knicks’ NBA championship victory. more
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Wilson Guevara, of Hempstead, a student in Barry Tech's Auto Collision Technician program, and Khaleel Marshall, a student in the Computer Game Design and Programming Skills program, were among the Nassau BOCES Barry Tech seniors inducted into the National Technical Honor Society this spring.
BOCES Barry Tech honors Uniondale, Hempstead students
Uniondale resident Mariela Ramirez Galvez and four students from the Hempstead Union Free School District were among more than 140 Nassau BOCES Barry Tech students inducted into the National … more
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Nemely Rivera-Argueta, of Uniondale, was named a third-quarter Student of the Quarter at Nassau BOCES Barry Tech. Rivera-Argueta was recognized for her achievements in the Medical Assisting program.
Six Uniondale students recognized as Barry Tech students of the quarter
Six students from the Uniondale School District were recognized as Students of the Quarter for the third quarter at Nassau BOCES Barry Tech. more
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**Photo caption:** Students in Nassau Community College’s Physical Therapist Assistant Program were recognized alongside leaders from Nassau Healthcare Corporation, A. Holly Patterson Extended Care Facility and Nassau Community College after completing their spring clinical fieldwork training in Uniondale. The partnership, which has provided hands-on rehabilitation training opportunities for more than 50 years, helps prepare future healthcare professionals through real-world patient care experience.
Nassau Community College students complete clinical training at A. Holly Patterson
Nassau Healthcare Corporation and Nassau Community College recently celebrated the completion of another semester of clinical fieldwork training at A. Holly Patterson Extended Care Facility, … more
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