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The number of children home-schooled on Long Island has risen from about 1,200 in 2009-10 to more than 3,700 in 2022-23. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.

'What works is that I know how he learns'

Students at John Quincy Adams Elementary School learn the traditions of Diwali through music. 

Elementary students learn traditions of Diwali through music 

At the Long Island Children's Museum in Garden City, students from Notre Dame Catholic School in New Hyde Park showcased their watercolors honoring Long Island servicemen and women as part of the Veterans Portrait Project. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports. 

Rave reviews for special exhibit

Community members gathered Saturday for a peace march to speak out against violence in Roosevelt. Drew Scott reports for NewsdayTV.

March for peace in Roosevelt

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Can eating fresh fruits and vegetables improve the health of those with chronic illnesses living in underserved communities on LI?

Is fresh food the best medicine for some ailments?

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The tool from ERASE Racism highlights financially stable areas with declining student enrollment, but skeptics note other complications that limit development.

Merrick, more areas ID'd as prime spots for affordable housing by new mapping tool

Long Island campuses are seeing a string of multimillion dollar capital projects, ranging from a more than $21 million facility at Suffolk Community College to the $700 million Climate Exchange Center in New York City operated by Stony Brook University.

Health care, STEM programs driving building boom on LI college campuses

School districts paid $28.8M to settle claims of sex abuse that date back decades. Another 150 lawsuits are ongoing.

24 LI school districts pay nearly $30M to settle decades-old sex-abuse allegations

The former Dix Hills resident worked for several LI school districts before settling at Bethpage High School in 1961.

Retired phys ed teacher Eileen Devereux Carell dies at 102

The school is among 137 statewide to benefit from state funding to help launch the clinics to meet student needs.

$45,000 for school-based mental health clinic at Wyandanch high school

The building has been closed since Nov. 21 following a major water leak in a subbasement, and students have been learning remotely since Monday.

Jericho High School, Middle School students to return Thursday after pipe burst shut building

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Two robotic companies joined high school students from Mineola High School for 'Robotics Day' at the Henry Viscardi School in Albertson. 

Superintendent: 'We want to make sure STEM is accessible to all people'

Drivers will receive a 30-day warning period when the Glen Cove school bus camera program starts next week. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports. 

'I'm terrified': Mother fears cars passing stopped buses 

Baldwin students get to speak to astronaut Jasmin Moghbeli aboard the International Space Station.  NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports.

"I think it's exciting and really cool."

Audrina Crocitto met the crew that helped save her life after she was severely injured in the Farmingdale band bus crash. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports.

'I know I'm going to get through this' 

The number of educators making more than $300,000 year is rising statewide. Newsday education reporter John Hildebrand has more.

44 LI educators made more than $300,000 last year

Groundbreaking 1985 Bethpage girls lacrosse team honored: "We just didn't give up," team captain Patty O'Connor said about getting the school board to form it. NewsdayTV's Drew Scott reports.

From fighting to have a team to making their school's hall of fame

The Farmingdale marching band took center stage at the Newsday Marching Band Festival at Mitchel Field, NewsdayTV's Carissa Kellman reporrts.

'There's tremendous sense of pride'

Long Islanders react to the Connetquot school district suing over the state-wide mascot ban. 

LIers react to Connetquot school district suing state over mascot ban 

School districts across Long Island have elevated their security after Hamas call for worldwide protests. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports. 

Deputy Superintendent: 'Safety is our number one priority'

This first-grade classroom at Lenox Elementary School in Baldwin is home to pets that include a gecko, salamander — and a hedgehog that likes to snack on worms. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports.

'The hedgehog does a lot to communicate with us'

Just two weeks after the horrific bus crash that killed two beloved educators at Farmingdale High School — chaperone Beatrice Ferrari and band director Gina Pellettiere — the Daler marching band was ready to make music again at Friday's homecoming. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports.

Farmingdale High School marching band returns for homecoming to honor those who died in bus crash

The funeral for Farmingdale High School band director Gina Pelletiere was held at Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic Church on Thursday, with hundreds in attendance. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports.

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It's summertime on Long Island and there is plenty to do and explore on land and by sea. From beaches to wineries, here is your ultimate guide to fun in the sun featuring stories in Newsday's Fun Book.


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