April 29, 2010 RSS feed / Schools/Sports

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NBHS Students use technology to study weather

Earth Science teacher Renee Bandes recently found a new way to educate her students at North Babylon High School. More...

Mock Trial Competition Team

Shown in the photo is the winning Mock Trial Competition Team from St. Peter’s bythe Sea Episcopal Day School, Bay Shore. More...

Babylon Memorial Grade School students meet local authors

Babylon Memorial Grade School students gained insight into the journalism world when three local authors conducted in-school assemblies and more than 30 authors participated in an evening Author Illustrator Night. More...

"Stitchin Witches" at West Babylon Junior High School

West Babylon Junior High School in the West Babylon School District is home to a group of teachers who refer to themselves as “Stitchin Witches”. Using their skills, the group creates handmade blankets, baby blankets, hats and scarves. More...

Scholars in the News

•Jessica Helton, of Deer Park, was named to the dean’s list at Frostburg State University, Frostburg, Maryland for the fall 2009 semester. More...

Jennifer Melfi accepted into People to PeopleWorld Leadership Forum

Jennifer Melfi, a student at West Babylon Junior High School, was accepted into the People to People World Leadership Forum. Melfi joined a select group of students in Washington, D.C. More...

Babylon High School DECA Club students rise to the top at State Competition

Once again, Babylon High School’s DECA Club members demonstrated their talents and triumphed over the competition at the New York State DECA Career Competition, held in Rochester, New York this March. More...

Beach Street families learn how to be safe

The Beach St ree t Site- Based Committee and Long Island Ninjutsu partnered for a Parent Student Safety Awareness Night on Jan. 13 at Beach Street Middle School in More...

Poll

The DEC plans to mitigate the water contamination from the plume heading into our area from Grumman in Bethpage by filtering it at the well site; the balance will go into waterways and the Great South Bay untreated. Do you agree with the DEC’s plan?