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Making the Grade: 9 LI teams qualify for Virtual Enterprises International's national competition - Vimarsana News

Making the Grade: 9 LI teams qualify for Virtual Enterprises International's national competition

The teams are among 40 across the country to qualify for the national level at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in Manhattan on April 11-12.

Chaminade student Ryan Scuderi collects 'lids for kids' - Vimarsana News

Chaminade student Ryan Scuderi collects 'lids for kids'

Ryan Scuderi donates hats to kids who, like him, lose hair through chemotherapy.

William Floyd High students elected to leadership posts at New York State YMCA Youth & Government Conference - Vimarsana News

William Floyd High students elected to leadership posts at New York State YMCA Youth & Government Conference

"These amazing performances are a testament to the time, preparation, dedication and intelligence of our students and their advisors," said William Floyd School District Superintendent Kevin Coster.

Paul D. Schreiber High student Jack Campagna of Port Washington selected to study abroad - Vimarsana News

Paul D. Schreiber High student Jack Campagna of Port Washington selected to study abroad

The merit-based scholarship, which covers the full cost of an academic year abroad, will allow the student to spend 10 months living with a host family and attending a private high school in Morocco.

Newsday survey: School spending would go up 6%, taxes an average 2% - Vimarsana News

Newsday survey: School spending would go up 6%, taxes an average 2%

Long Islanders head to the polls Tuesday to vote on school districts' nearly $15.2 billion in proposed spending, as well as hundreds of school board candidates. Included in the budgets are a combined $9.5 billion in school property taxes.