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A hand in holiday music
Around 60 Valley Stream South students brought some holiday cheer to Brooklyn Avenue Elementary kindergartners, first- and second-graders when they performed seven holiday songs in unique fashion on Dec. 17. more
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Art award recipients, from left, are Randy Ragubir, Joseph Campbell, Michelle Mantooth, Alyssa Gennero, Nicole Casillo, Jessica Ma, Erin Laxton and Christopher Kotz. Joining them are art teachers Jane Berzner and Patricia Horowitz.
Coloring for the capital
Several District 24 art students were honored at the Dec. 16 Board of Education meeting for having their work selected to be on display during the New York State School Boards Association annual conference in Albany. more
Sulaiman Hameed
A month-long lesson
Sulaiman Hameed, a fifth-grader at Shaw Avenue School, has his artwork featured on the December page of the Child Abuse Prevention Services calendar for 2009-10. more
Assemblyman Bob Barra presented awards to the partners in his 2009 Toys for Tots drive. From left are Orlin Francis and Adrienne Neufeld of Zebra Environmental, Jeffrey Levine of Parr Plumbing, Barra, Mario Vuotto of Electric Beach Club and Mike Adams of the Sheriff Officers Association of Nassau County.
Barra looks to spread joy with toys
Assemblyman Bob Barra held his annual Toys for Tots drive to bring a some Christmas cheer to local children. more
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Governor Paterson has withheld some of the December state aid payment to schools.
State delays school aid payments
Valley Stream school officials say their districts will be able to cope with the recent withholding of school aid by Gov. David Paterson, but are concerned there could be deep cuts next year. more
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Vendors sold a variety of crafts and other homemade items at the PTSA craft fair, which took up both gymnasiums at Central High School.
School abuzz with holiday shoppers
Central High School’s two gymnasiums were filled with holiday items as the PTSA hosted its annual craft fair last Saturday. There were 92 vendors — local and from across Long Island — featuring a variety of items, much handmade. more
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Steve Kussin
Time for another spelling test
The Principal’s Office is taking a break from its usual lineup of heavy-hitting topics for one of the most popular features since the column’s inception –– the Writing Quiz (this time in the form of a spelling test). more
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Students welcomed to college
One of the primary objectives for the Central High School District is to prepare its students for college. more
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Steve Kussin
More classroom time? Not so fast
In last week's column, I made the case for more time in the classroom. Based on the research, eight powerful arguments were presented for adding more instructional time. The case for maintaining the status quo, however, is just as compelling. more
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Sixth-graders participated in Assemblyman Bob Barra’s first hockey tournament in District 24 last Thursday evening.
Hockey night nets a good time
Nine teams battled it out in the William L. Buck School gymnasium last Thursday night to be the hockey champion of District 24. When a winner emerged, the students took on Assemblyman Bob Barra and his team. more
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