China Trip an Enriching Experience for Seaford Art Teachers

An eight-day trip to an artist village in China was the experience of a lifetime for two art teachers in the Seaford School District. Melinda DiGiovanna and Jamie LaSota were selected for the program through the through the Hua Quan Village Art and Culture Foundation and were part of a 20-person team under the guidance of Seung Lee, the director of fine arts at LIU Post.

Prosperous High School Careers Close Out for Seniors

After making the most of their high school experience, a class of 170 seniors came together for the final time on June 28 to celebrate all of their accomplishments. Seaford High School’s graduation ceremony was held at Nassau Community College with hundreds of family and friends in attendance to honor the Class of 2019.

Manor Principal Gets Some Young Helpers

What does a school principal do? Five students at Seaford Manor Elementary School recently got a glimpse into the typical day of a building administrator when they shadowed Principal Debra Emmerich.

Four Seaford Athletes are College Bound

With four student athletes signing their National Letters of Intent on June 12 to play college sports, that brings the total number of commitments from the Seaford High School Class of 2019 up to 20.

Harbor, High School Students Bond Over Books

More than two dozen Seaford High School students took a trip back to childhood, as they were guest readers in classrooms at Seaford Harbor Elementary School on June 4.

Seaford’s Science Stars Shine at Research Night

For 18 students at Seaford High School, Science Research Night on June 5 was the culmination of many months of hard work. Students shared their poster presentations in the library as administrators, teachers and family members inquired about the in-depth projects representing a variety of scientific fields.

Seaford Sixth Graders are Wall Street Wizards

Seaford Middle School sixth graders Sofia Bolen and Olivia Irwin took first place in the Stock Market Game, hosted by the SIFMA Foundation, this spring.

Geniuses at Work at Seaford Harbor

Fourth graders became stewards of their own learning at Seaford Harbor Elementary School. Teacher Samantha Micciche introduced the genius hour concept to her classroom, in which time was devoted each day to projects her students had selected.

Eighth Graders Get a Glimpse Into the future

Eighty guest speakers representing dozens of professions volunteered their time to impart wisdom upon Seaford Middle School eighth graders on May 16. The school hosted its annual Career Day, a program designed to help students begin planning for their futures and guide their high school course selections.

Photography Students Know How to Capture the Moment

Two Seaford High School students were recognized for the shutterbug skills by the Photographic Society of America. Juniors Emily Espinel and Leila Fatscher will have their work displayed in the Youth Showcase at the organization’s 81st annual conference in Spokane, Washington in September.