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SUNY student who stormed into office and tore down pro-Israel banners claims administrator ‘attacked’ him: suit
A student who filmed himself storming into a New York college administrator’s office and tearing down two pro-Israel banners is suing the school – and claiming the official “violently” attacked him. Purchase College administrator Paul Nicholson allegedly attacked sophomore Cesar Paul, who went into his office and tore down a pair of banners that said “We Stand with Israel” on Dec. 12, 2023 because they made classmates feel threatened and marginalized, the student said in the lawsuit. But after he took down the pieces, Nicholson — an ombudsman who runs two other programs at the Westchester County school in the SUNY system...
Saint Barnabas High School in the Bronx set to close, leaving families scrambling
BRONX - Parents and students at Saint Barnabas High School in the Bronx are faced with an unexpected summer project…searching for a new high school to go to. The school announced that it would not reopen in the fall. "It is with a heavy heart that a decision has...
Hicksville Middle School students celebrate moving up
Hicksville Middle School eighth graders celebrated their advancement to high school with a strolling celebration on June 26 on the front lawn of the school. The event kicked off with Hicksville Middle School Assistant Principal Vinh Nguyen-Horan welcoming students and families and wishing them good luck as they continue their educational journey.
Division Avenue High School Class of 2024 crosses the stage
More than a decade of lessons, achievements and connections were represented in a single unforgettable moment as the Division Avenue High School Class of 2024 crossed the stage and became graduates at the Hofstra University David S. Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex on June 22. Cheers rang out from the...
North Shore students celebrate what’s next
North Shore High School seniors and their family members, teachers and faculty gathered at the basketball court on June 26 to celebrate the graduation of the Class of 2024. The building was filled with laughter, tears and cheers as the graduating class took their final steps as Vikings to collect their diplomas, and taking their first steps in the next stage of their lives.
Saying Goodbye to the Bronx Science Senior Class of 2024
The quintessential high school experience revolves around the rigorous courses you dwell over all night, the various clubs and sports you participate in, and the friends you make along this riveting journey. Four years is a long time… And for Bronx Science’s Class of 2024, this high school experience has now come to an end.
Work to start this month at St. Agnes
Work on the forthcoming 659-seat public high school at the site of the former St. Agnes Academic High School in College Point is set to begin early this month, the School Construction Authority said in a letter to community members last Thursday. In the letter, a copy of which was...
Foundation Honors 2024 Ben Farnan Scholarship Recipients
This past Tuesday evening, the Tribute and Honor Foundation proudly presented the 2024 Ben Farnan Scholarships to Glen Cove High School graduates Mark LaRocca and Ruben Martinez. These outstanding individuals, who have committed to serving their country by joining the military, were each honored with a $1,000 scholarship from the Foundation in acknowledgment of their commitment and patriotism. The award ceremony, emphasizing the importance of community and service, was a touching event attended by many dignitaries and community leaders.
Superintendent Appoints Lauren Bird Assistant Principal at Cos Cob School
Greenwich Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones today announced the appointment of Mrs. Lauren Bird as assistant principal at Cos Cob School, effective immediately. She will assist Principal Kerry Gavin supporting the entire Cos Cob community, aiding in the development and achievement of school goals and objectives, while advocating on behalf of all students.
Weekly Rec: Young Chefs welcome at RCC, Brooklyn Demme Honors Filmmaker Ashley Dawson with a Benefit Screening
Starting this Monday, July 8, children (grades 4-8) who love to cook can learn kitchen and cooking basics, use of kitchen equipment, proper sanitation and knife skills. Each day features a different menu including pasta, pizza, sandwiches, salads, soup, desserts, and more. Each week the children will learn new recipes.
Syosset student earns prestigious BOCES award
Ava Pacicca of Syosset, who attends the Nassau BOCES Barry Tech career and technical education high school, earned the prestigious George Farber Outstanding Student Award this year. The award celebrates a variety of Ms. Pacicca’s remarkable attributes including passion, perseverance, enthusiasm, outstanding character, scholarship and a willingness to help others. She was honored for the achievement by administrators and members of the Nassau BOCES Board during a special awards ceremony this spring.
Katonah-Lewisboro School District Welcomes Dr. Blanch
CROSS RIVER, N.Y. - In his first public remarks since being announced as the Katonah-Lewisboro School District’s next superintendent, Dr. Raymond Blanch has promised to prepare students for “whatever challenges will come their way.” “Wherever they decide to go, whatever the pathways they lead, they must be prepared to find the next best opportunity going forward,” he told the school board’s June 20 meeting. Moments earlier, the board had voted unanimously to name him KLSD’s superintendent of schools, the same post he’s held since 2011 in neighboring Somers. “I’m just so excited to come to Katonah,” he said....
Manhattan College and Nassau Community College announce articulation agreement
Partnership supports transfer students seamlessly transition and have the opportunity for merit-based scholarships. JULY 2, 2024, Riverdale, NY – Manhattan College announced a Principal Articulation Agreement with Nassau Community College (NCC) to help NCC students transfer credits seamlessly. The Agreement establishes a mutually beneficial partnership between the colleges that will promote degree completion and create a more efficient transfer process. NCC transfer students who satisfy the requirements of the Agreement will be able to matriculate into Manhattan College with a junior year standing.
Glen Cove seniors awarded scholarships
As the very first recipient of the Tribute and Honor Foundation’s Legacy Award, Korean War veteran Bernard Farnan exemplifies service, resilience, and community to an inspirational degree. It is only fitting that the Tribute and Honor Foundation extend his influence to others, specifically young high school graduates courageously following in his footsteps by joining the U.S. military. This year, the foundation’s Ben Farnan Scholarship is given to Glen Cove High School soon-to-be graduates Ruben Martinez and Mark LaRocca in preparation for their upcoming service.
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