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Shadow Day Gives High School Students Glimpse of Teaching Profession

Two days before the groundhog looked for its shadow, elementary teachers throughout the Wantagh School District had their own shadows. The annual event allowed high school students the opportunity

Mandalay Students Celebrate Lunar New Year

A teacher and a trio of parent volunteers educated students about the traditions of Lunar New Year on Jan. 28 at Mandalay Elementary School in the Wantagh School District. The day before the holiday

New Facilities Director Hits the Ground Running

The Wantagh School District announces the appointment of Rob Lovergine as the director of facilities. In this role, he supervises approximately 60 custodians, maintainers and grounds staff across five

A Writing Journey Between Kindergarten and 5th Grade Buddies

Collaboration was the focus when Ms. Barrett’s kindergarten class celebrated the end of their writing unit with their 5th Grade Buddies in Ms. LeRoy’s 5th grade class. The two classes came together

Wantagh Performing Arts Booster Club Named 2025 Music for All Advocacy in Action Recipient

Music for All has announced the recipients of the 2025 Advocacy in Action Awards, including Wantagh Fine & Performing Arts, submitted by Julianne Keym and directed by Kelly Jones. These awards

English Honor Society Gives the Gift of Reading

A love of the written word unites students in the National English Honor Society at Wantagh High School, and now they are sharing that interest beyond their community. The chapter just wrapped up a

Forest Lake Students Study Peaceful, Impactful Leader

As the holiday in his honor approached, famed Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was celebrated in classrooms throughout Forest Lake Elementary School. Kindergartners in Robin Conte’s

Wantagh High School Students Selected to Celebrate Theatre Education at NYSTEA

The New York State Theatre Education Association, a strong, statewide organization of theatre educators, promotes and supports theatre education for students in grades pre-K through 12. On the weekend

Native American Iroquois Culture Taught Through Hands-On Experiences

The gymnasium at Forest Lake transformed into a Native American Iroquois learning ground as parent volunteers set up experiential stations honoring Native American cultural region artifacts. Fourth

Students Circle the Earth at Middle School Geography Bee

It took 16 rounds for a winner to emerge in the annual Wantagh Middle School Geography Bee on Jan. 9, during which students displayed impressive knowledge of the nation and the world. Ultimately, it