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.

Every year, World Language Week is celebrated in both Wantagh Middle School and Wantagh High School. During the week, foreign language students engage in a series of events which entail watching

A contingency of high school students from Long Island last week joined Cohen/Northwell Health to Albany for Mental Health Matters Legislative Day.

“Reading Madness” was the theme for this year’s Pick a Reading Partner week at Mandalay Elementary School, which ran from March 4-8 and inspired by the popular college basketball tournament.

Where do astronauts, baseball players and former presidents come together? At Wantagh Elementary School’s living wax museum, of course.

The young journalists of Wantagh High School’s student newspaper, The Warrior, are making an impact both in print and online.

For nearly three decades, Wantagh Middle School students have shown their commitment to heart health by raising money for the American Heart Association. This year, their donations exceeded $6,000

Parents and caregivers from the Wantagh community were invited to Parent University to learn tips to help make parenting a little easier.