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District officials want reserve fund flexibility
Local school leaders support a plan by State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli which would allow districts more flexibility with a retirement benefit fund. more
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The Valley Stream fencing team had a successful first season.
Fencing squad sees success
For the last four years, Valley Stream resident Ivy McKee has petitioned the Central High School District Board of Education to form a district fencing team. Her daughter, Erica, 17, has fenced for a decade, while her youngest daughter, Niki, is currently fencing in the Junior Olympics. more
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Coach Rich Boyd, left, with Anthony Carreras.
Carreras will kick for Marist [Photo gallery]
Anthony Carreras, a senior at Valley Stream South High School, recently signed his letter of intent to play soccer next fall at Division 1 Marist College on an athletic scholarship more
South Parents Club holding fundraising raffle
The South High School Parents Club will be holding a raffle next month to raise money for students. The prize is a $5,000 Disney gift card. more
What’s the magic number?
The Valley Stream Central High School District may lose about $2.5 million in state aid and Superintendent Dr. Marc Bernstein suggested a few scenarios on how to close the gap in the upcoming 2010-11 budget. more
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Districts brace for state cuts
Valley Stream’s four school districts stand to lose about $4 million in state aid if Gov. David Paterson’s proposed cuts for next year become reality. more
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Valley Stream Central’s Jerry Mordi glided to the basket for two of his 17 points in last Friday’s 89-41 blowout win over Conference AA-I rival Carey.
Eagles soar to blowout win
If there was such a thing as a mercy rule in high school basketball, last Friday’s Conference AA-I game between Valley Stream Central and Carey wouldn’t have lasted the full four quarters. more
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South High School Principal Maureen Henry, second from right, talks about the need for upgrades to the science labs, especially the installation of permanent sinks.
Few projects on horizon in high school district
The Central High School District’s administrators are recommending few capital projects to the Board of Education for inclusion in the 2010-11 budget, primarily because of the unknown status of state aid. The proposed projects total $206,000 in repairs at its four schools. more
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Claudia Grammatico introduced the wrestler to Joe Senatore, the recipient of her son Paul’s heart after he was killed by a drunk driver.
Wrestlers hear a life-saving message
Before hitting the mat at the annual Paul Grammatico Tournament, wrestlers from seven schools heard a message about the dangers of drinking and driving, and about the value of becoming an organ donor. more
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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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