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College search timeline: What to do in 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grades (opens the original)
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Getting ready to apply to college can be overwhelming for families and students, but experts say a key to a successful college application journey is starting early in high school and having the proper preparation. Educational advisers said waiting until junior year may hurt a candidate's chance of getting into their dream school. "Organization is the key to a successful admissions journey," said college admissions consultant Scott Gibney, of Long Island-based Gibney College Solution. "It’s actu
Hampton Bays superintendent Lars Clemensen named NYS superintendent of the year (opens the original)
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Hampton Bays schools chief Lars Clemensen has been named the 2027 Superintendent of the Year for his "outstanding leadership, commitment to students and contributions to public education," the New York State Council of School Superintendents announced Monday. Clemensen's work in expanding the district's course offerings, including Advanced Placement, science research opportunities and dual enrollment college partnerships were highlighted, among other achievements. "This award is just evidenced b
AI in Long Island schools: What to know after NYC ban (opens the original)
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At Paul J. Gelinas Middle School in Setauket, students are learning how to build robots — and getting a crash course in artificial intelligence. On a recent afternoon, students in teacher Luke Ferland's class installed AI vision sensors to VEX IQ "basebots," small gray robots that resemble Lego cars. The sensors are meant to help the robot identify objects in front of it, similar to what autonomous cars use to detect pedestrians, vehicles and other obstacles. Seventh grader Pano Zervos, 12, was
Emiliano Geoninatti, of R.C. Murphy Middle School, named NYS Teacher of the Year (opens the original)
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Emiliano Geoninatti’s philosophy as an educator is more than just academics and athletics — it’s about making sure his students are seen. When passing his classroom at R.C. Murphy Middle School in Stony Brook, principal Michael Jantzen said teens can often be found singing, laughing or even gathering before and after a Spanish class. "His classroom is almost like a pseudo front porch of the building, where the kids would hang out. They’re drawn to him," Jantzen said. Geoninatti, who is in his 19
Island Trees, Plainedge, Seaford school districts targeted by new 'Cat in the Hat' hoax (opens the original)
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Nassau County police are warning families and school leaders about a new "Cat in the Hat" hoax that has gained momentum online. The prank consists of videos and pictures generated through artificial intelligence of the Dr. Seuss figure making threats against schools and communities. The hoax gained steam in Europe and eventually made its way to the United States, authorities said. Nassau police said they have received reports of threats against at least three school districts, including two on F
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