Wantagh Seniors will receive holiday greeting cards from local students this year.
Four Seaford High Schoolers will attend the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Virtual Conference in June.
Wantagh student council members recently held a coat and toy drive for needy residents in Wantagh.
Yale Scientific Magazine and Yale Synapse officials have named Melanie Volz the first winner of a prestigious writing competition.
Computer Science week was celebrated by Mandalay Elementary students taking part in Code.org’s Hour of Code by using Ozobots.
A turkey trot was designed to improve balance, tossing and jumping for students.
There is one virtual class per grade at the elementary level, each with a dedicated teacher based at the Manor School.
Grace Kane attended a week-long program for high school students who plan on majoring in business in college.
The power of optimism is getting 5th graders to think with an “I Can” attitude in Kerry Hansen’s class at Seaford Harbor Elementary School.
Teachers are adjusting their approaches to art, music and physical education amid the pandemic.
“The fitness and weight room will serve our students physically and mentally, in relieving stress and improving strength and endurance."
Of those, four were also recognized as National AP Scholars.
Wantagh High School celebrated 63 foreign language students who were inducted into the World Language Honor Society. See the full list here.
A Seaford Middle School student has tested positive for COVID-19, but all schools in the district will remain open.
Wantagh Middle and High School students will all learn remotely on Monday, after a middle school student tested positive for COVID-19.
A Wantagh Junior Girl Scout is collecting food donations as part of her "I Live My Faith" Religious Award.
An elementary school in Massapequa will be going remote on Thursday and Friday after a third student tested positive for COVID-19.
Niche has released its "best schools" rankings for 2021. See how Seaford and Wantagh school districts fared.
Two students at Wantagh Elementary School and Seaford High School tested positive this week for the coronavirus, records show.
Wantagh Middle School sixth grade art students studied the popular Mexican holiday Dia de Los Muertos or Day of the Dead.
The students wore their school colors Sept. 25 to raise awareness of children battling cancer.
High school students have a combination of both in-person and remote instruction every day as part of the district's reopening plan.
Officials say a Seaford elementary-schooler tested positive for COVID-19. It's the second case to impact the district in the 2020-21 year.
Teacher Lindsay Ardito recently read “Bubble Gum Brain” by Julia Cook to teach students about trying new things.
The school will receive an engraved plaque and a Blue Ribbon flag. An award ceremony is scheduled for Nov. 5-6 in National Harbor, Maryland.
Wantagh High School was recognized as one of 582 schools in the state that are high achieving and high progress Recognition Schools.
The nationwide pool of semifinalists represents 1 percent of U.S. high school seniors.
Seaford High School senior Sarah Keane earned national recognition in a summer essay contest.
A student tested positive for the coronavirus last week, officials said. A portion of the school was closed for cleaning.
Seaford Manor and Harbor elementary schools welcomed its newest students on Sept. 10.
Wantagh and Seaford kids returned to school for the first time in six months. Here are some of our favorite photos.
Many Wantagh and Seaford students returned to the classroom. Did you take a picture? Share it with Patch for a chance to be featured!
Incoming sixth graders took part in a socially-distanced orientation Sept. 3.
A socially-distanced orientation program was held Aug. 31.
The Patriot Award celebrates students who have demonstrated exceptional character, commitment and service to their community.
The Wantagh Union Free School District has submitted its plan to reopen schools this fall. What do you think of the plan?
Wantagh Middle School was designated a No Place for Hate School by the Anti-Defamation League for the third consecutive year.
The Seaford Middle School/High School PTSA presented a gift to the John Theissen Children's Foundation.
The Wantagh School District Board of Education reorganized for the 2020-21 school year during the annual reorganization meeting.
Forest Lake, Mandalay and Wantagh Elementary school fifth graders received car parades to celebrate their moving on to middle school.