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East Lake Librarian Earns Top Honor
Renee Susman, the library media specialist at East Lake Elementary School, was named School Librarian of the Year by Nassau BOCES.
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Lockhart Wax Museum an Homage to History Makers
Second-graders got to walk a day in the shoes of the people they admire at Lockhart Elementary School.
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Honors Accumulate for High School Artist
The Art League of Long Island recognized Massapequa High School senior Steven R. with an honorable mention award for his painting submitted for the 2019 Go APE exhibition.
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Building Good Character at Berner
To help students achieve personal growth and develop meaningful relationships with their peers, March 7 was devoted to social and emotional learning at Berner Middle School.
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High School Artist Shines Despite Limited Sight
Although she is legally blind, Massapequa High School sophomore Grace S. has amazing vision when it comes to art.
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Unqua Students Become Good Digital Citizens
As technology becomes a bigger part of their lives at school, at home and on the go, fifth-graders in Mary Elizabeth Delaney’s class learned about digital citizenship at Unqua Elementary School.
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Fighting Vaping With Knowledge at Ames
Ninth-graders in the district learned about the harmful effects of vaping during a presentation by the Long Island Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependence on March 14.
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Fairfield Fifth-Graders Spotlight Female Sports Stars
To celebrate Women’s History Month, fifth-graders learned about female figures in sports at Fairfield Elementary School.
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Berner Students Explore Their Inner Beauty
The self-esteem building program Beautiful Me came to Berner Middle School, as sixth-grade girls took part in workshops during their physical education classes from Feb. 25 through March 6.
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High School Vocalists Tapped for Regional Ensemble
Six student-musicians from Massapequa High School have been selected to represent the district at the 2019 All-Eastern Honors Ensemble sponsored by the National Association for Music Education.
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‘Legally Blonde’ a Hit at Massapequa High School
Show times are Friday, March 8 and Saturday, March 9 at 7 p.m.
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Seniors Learn the Dangers of Distracted Driving
Massapequa High School seniors experienced the dangers of distracted driving, using simulators to understand the consequences of poor choices made behind the wheel.
Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value.
-Albert Einstein
I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.
-Maya Angelou
Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined.
-Henry David Thoreau
