So many wonderful performances this week! Bravo to all of our talented musicians!
Halftime with the Ramettes.
Go RAMS!
Research and project-based learning are on display in the hallways of Barnum Woods Elementary as Grade 4 students shared their Iroquois Long House models.
CHS winter baseball workout.
Go Rams!
Clarke and East Meadow Varsity Wrestling teams competing in the Sprig Gardener Tournament at Mepham HS. Both teams have multiple wrestlers advancing to the finals! Great performances by both teams!!
Congratulations to Senior Allie Twible on scoring 1,000 points in her career!! Girls varsity Basketball vs. Jericho tonight!
LET'S GO JETS
Congratulations to all the newly inducted members of the W.T. Clarke High School Mathematics and Science Honor Societies! This is a well-deserved honor and recognition of your hard work and dedication to academic excellence. We wish you all the best in your future endeavors.
Clarke Wrestling at Long Beach tournament. Multiple wrestlers advancing to the semi-finals!
GO RAMS!!
Congratulations to all of the student-athletes who received All-County or All-State honors during the Fall 2024 Athletic Season!
Clarke Girls JV Basketball opening night!!
LET'S GO RAMS!!
Students from East Meadow High School's Foundations of Education classes visited Woodland Middle School. Yay future teachers!
Parkway Turkey Trot on 12/20, what an amazing event!!
Renée Kann Silver, a Holocaust survivor who was born in the German state of Saarland in 1931, visited with students at East Meadow HS. She shared her experiences living as a Jewish child among the culture of German Nazism and French patriotism.
McVey STEM lab in action. Go Mighty Minds. Well done.
Students from W.T. Clarke MS and Woodland MS visited the East Meadow Public Library to kick start their National History Day Research!
East Meadow Boys Volleyball taking on Massapequa for the Nassau County Championship!
LET'S GO JETS!!
East Meadow Boys Volleyball vs. Jericho in the Nassau County semi-finals
LET'S GO JETS!!
Social studies classes at W.T. Clarke High School welcomed Veterans ahead of next week's observation of Veteran's Day. We thank all veterans and current members of the Armed Serices for their bravery and service!
