A multi-year commitment to language will culminate in the New York State Seal of Biliteracy for 11 Wantagh High School seniors. They will receive the prestigious designation on their diplomas when

 Wantagh Middle School’s cafeteria turned into a hub of advocacy and support with the help of Wantagh SEPTA on March 18 for its annual resource fair. The event, which saw a significant turnout

  Kindergartners had a familiar companion as they entered their classrooms on March 24 at Forest Lake Elementary School – their favorite stuffed animals. They were ready for the teddy bear clinic,

Two furry friends made a visit to Wantagh Elementary along with their fur mom who works with the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter to kick off Make A Difference Day on March 18. The informative

It was a banner year for the Wantagh High School varsity swim and dive team which went undefeated on its way to conference title, and also earned several individual honors.  The team finished

The 100th day of school is a been there, done that moment for first graders, so at Wantagh Elementary School, they decided to celebrate the 120th day of school year.  In kindergarten, they

The energy was off the charts inside high school’s auditorium as the 8th-grade students arrived for the annual, highly anticipated Family Feud Assembly! As they entered, students were split into

The Wantagh School District shined a spotlight on its world language program, which includes French, Italian and Spanish, during National Foreign Language Week from March 2-6. Teachers at the

Where can you find the first man to walk on the moon, the founder of the Girl Scouts and the two most recent presidential candidates in the same room? At Mandalay Elementary School’s living wax

Wantagh High School senior Alexander Michaelides was selected as a candidate in the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program, sponsored by the United States Department of Education. He earned the