School libraries are like “the kitchen of the house,” a place where people go for different reasons, explained Julie Rosslee, director of humanities for the Wantagh School District.

Did you know that Zendaya, Cleopatra, Wayne Gretzky, and Manny Machado visited Ms. Mooney’s 5th grade class on the same day? Students dressed in the likeness of each legend ready to deliver the life

Wantagh students were home in time for the much-hyped solar eclipse on April 8, but several classrooms were buzzing that morning with excitement about the astronomical phenomenon.

The struggle between good and evil comes to life on the Wantagh High School stage as the drama club presents “Jekyll & Hyde” beginning April 12.

A pair of Nassau County police officers recently visited Forest Lake Elementary School to promote safety for students.

Juniors at Wantagh High School are learning what it takes to be successful authors. As they venture into children’s book writing, they got advice from someone also fairly new to the world of publishin

There was a little mix-up about the seasons at Mandalay Elementary School, but kindergartners came out a little more tech-savvy.

The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Jerusalem Chapter recently announced the winners of their annual essay contest where four Wantagh School District students came out on top in each

Fourth grade students at Forest Lake received a glimpse into what it feels like to learn, dress, work, eat, and play during the Colonial Period.

Six students from Wantagh High School’s Class of 2024 will graduate in June with the Seal of Biliteracy, representing their commitment to the mastery of multiple languages.