Nearly 40 Wantagh Middle School students and teachers stepped up to the podium and read poetry aloud at the 11th annual Word on the Street literacy celebration on April 16. The event coincides

Wantagh Elementary School students and their families will explore 30 holes of miniature golf at the fourth annual Wantagh Open on April 29. The course is being designed by this year’s fifth grade

Students across the district came together in meaningful and colorful ways to celebrate Neurodiversity Week, promoting awareness, acceptance, and inclusion for all learners. At Wantagh Middle

      Wantagh High School senior James DiCerbo describes helping others as his purpose. His extensive community service efforts recently earned him a $5,000 scholarship from the New York

Two dozen students from the Wantagh School District were honored for their creativity and talent at the board of education meeting on April 16. The elementary, middle and high school artists were

Wantagh High School’s spring musical production of “Annie” brings together young actors from five schools for four performances at the end of April. A cast of more than 60 elementary, middle and

As each year becomes further away from September 11, 2001, Wantagh High School has made it a priority for students to keep the memories of its many heroes alive. This year, the image of former

An artificial intelligence program that generates songs about any topic is engaging students at Forest Lake Elementary School. Fifth graders in Nicole Silvar’s class are using Suno, a free AI music

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