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Five students from the East Meadow School District were named winners in the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair. W.T. Clarke High School senior Abishek Ravindran captured first place in the category of behavioral and social science, while seniors Sanjana Ahmed and Yuktha Chiguripati and junior Saniya Gaitonde received honorable mention in their respective categories. East Meadow High School senior Alyssa Fong merited an honorable mention in computational biology and bioinformatics. The district congratulates these students on this prestigious achievement. Under normal circumstances, Abishek would have been eligible to compete in the International Science and Engineering Fair this spring. Sadly, this event was canceled. However, the district would like to congratulate him on this very impressive local win.
Staff from Bowling Green Elementary School conducted a car parade throughout the school’s community on April 2. Staff drove through the surrounding neighborhood, sending well wishes to students who participated safely from their homes. Special thanks to Principal Maria Ciarametaro, Assistant Principal Amelia Garcia and all of the staff who participated in the parade.
Eleven members of the W.T. Clarke High School baseball team have committed to college and were awarded $800,000 in both baseball and academic scholarships. All college placements went through W.T. Clarke guidance and the coaching staff. The names of the students and their chosen colleges are:
Tyler Cox: West Virginia Univserity Chris Giardino: Molloy College CJ Cumbo: St. Thomas Aquinas College Nick Campagnuolo: University of New Haven Pavlos Papoutsakis: Dominican College Justin Goetz: Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Brendan Turton: Dominican College Steven Lee: Dominican College Chris Lydon: Concordia College Anthony Dilluvio: St. Joseph’s College Derek Smith: Nassau Community College