The East Meadow Chamber of Commerce talks to our Academy of Finance students about interviews and resumes in the Little Theater.
The 2024-25 Conference Champion Boys Varsity Basketball Team first round playoff game will be next Friday at 5PM against Syosset at East Meadow High School…Come down and support your Jets!!!
Congratulations to Conference Player of the Year and All County Selection Will Casseus and 2 time All County Selection Mazin Ibrahem. Congratulations to All Conference selections Brendan Cronin, Nick DeStefano, Isaiah Perkins and Izaiah Richards
Congratulations to Amanda Morris for her impressive win at the Nassau County Bowling Championship! Amanda bowled a 1,316 series over 6 games with a 219 average. Best of luck to her as she heads to the State tournament in Syracuse on March 15th! Wishing her continued success! Joining her in the state tournament is senior Erik Rich who finished 6th in the county, 4th in his division. Good luck to Erik and Amanda!
Last night the boys varsity basketball team defeated Westbury 93-60…Mazin Ibrahem had a school record 47 points…Isaiah Perkins, Will Cassesus, Izaiah Richards, Brendan Cronin, Joe Steinmark, and Nick DeStefano controlled the game with stellar defense and clutch shooting…The Jets finish the season at 17-3 and will advance to the playoffs…Game date and location will be announced later this week…the team would like to thank the parents, students, teachers, secretaries, custodians, Caitlyn the Athletic Trainer and administration for their unwavering support this season as we head into the playoffs.
Congratulations and good luck to the EM Boys bowling team this weekend in the Nassau County Boys Bowling tournament. The team is ranked number one in the county and is looking to win the County Championship. The team has 4 All County bowlers this year in - Erik Rich , Angelo Duncga, Nate Rose, and Trey Enriquez. They also have two All Conference bowlers - Andrew Dungca and Ethan Frances. Come cheer on the Jets on Saturday at the Garden City Bowl at 9am.
Varsity cheerleaders are ready to go to their team dinner at Epcot before taking the mat tomorrow for two routines! A program first!
The boys Varsity basketball team defeated Academy Charter 72-30...The Jets were led by Isaiah Perkins 23 points, Brendan Cronin's 11 points and 11 rebounds and Nick DeStefano 24 rebounds...The Jets next game is this Saturday at 12PM at East Meadow against Farmingdale...Come support your Jets!!!!
The East Meadow Varsity cheerleading team was excited and ready to go to the National Championship in Orlando, Florida. Updates to come!
The 4 by 4 Boys Track relay earns All County - Marvin Ponce, Waking Jean Baptiste, Joe Choi, and Kevin Cruz. Christian Collura took 4th place completing a 5'8' high jump. He hopes to win it in the spring. Congratulations....
The JV cheerleading team finished up their season on Saturday 2/2 with another first place win. Bringing their record to 4 first place wins, 1 second place, and 1 third place. It was an incredible season and we're so proud of all of our hard work!
The boys varsity basketball team defeated Plainview JFK 69-41…Mazin Ibrahem led the Jets with 19 points and Isaiah Perkins had 13 points…Nick DeStefano, Izaiah Richards and Brendan Cronin controlled the boards and Will Casseus added 10 assists…The Jets enter the last week of the regular season with 3 league games against Academy Charter at Academy Charter this Wednesday at 7PM, Farmingdale this Saturday at East Meadow at 12PM and the team’s last home game against Westbury next Tuesday at 7PM…Come down and support your Jets!!!!
Congratulations to Mrs. Dunn, the director of the Wind Ensemble and Pit Orchestra, for being selected for the New York State School Music Association’s Established Educator Award. Mrs. Dunn received the award at the annual NYSSMA All State Music conference in December and was also featured in the Winners Section of yesterday’s Newsday. Congratulations, Mrs. Dunn!
The Boys Varsity Basketball netted two wins on Tuesday and Wednesday against Port Washington and Oyster Bay…On Tuesday, Nick DeStefano had 28 rebounds, Will Casseus 17 points and Mazin Ibrahem’s 14 points helped defeat Port Washington 57-47…On Wednesday, Josh Thelusca led all scorers with 17 points, 11 assists and 8 steals in their 74-33 victory over Oyster Bay…Christian Ewkoyne added 14 points, Harry Haber had 13 points, and Bryant Sewell added 7 points and 7 assists…The Jets play Plainview JFK this Friday night at 7PM at East Meadow HS…Come support your Jets!!
The EMHS Guidance Department organized an exciting and interactive event for new students to kick off Quarter 3—a New Student Party designed to help them connect with one another in a fun, relaxed environment. The highlight of the event was a creative challenge in which students formed small groups and worked together to build the tallest freestanding tower they could, using only a limited set of materials: a single marshmallow, 20 uncooked spaghetti noodles, a roll of masking tape, and some string. This task required participants to collaborate, think critically, and manage their time effectively, all while having fun.
As the groups got to work, the room was filled with laughter, teamwork, and friendly competition. The students were encouraged to think outside the box and come up with innovative strategies to support the marshmallow at the top of their towers, all within the constraints of the provided materials. The activity not only helped break the ice but also provided a valuable lesson in teamwork and problem-solving.
The team with the tallest, most stable tower at the end of the challenge was rewarded with a coveted East Meadow T-shirt. Over 40 new students attended the event, making it a great success. This gathering helped foster a sense of community and gave newcomers the chance to meet peers in a low-pressure setting, setting the stage for lasting friendships and connections as they continue their journey at their new school.
Congratulations to the JV and Varsity cheer teams for coming in 2nd place at their competition at Oceanside. Both teams received their highest scores of the season!
Girls Bowing won the matchup against Westbury 11-0. Amanda Morris with a high game of 208 with a 568 series. High game for Abigail Gan with a 223 and a 598 series. East Meadow finishes with an 11-1 record and a Conference 4 championship! Headed to the Team County Tournament February 1st! Let’s go Jets!!
Congratulations to the boys bowling team on finishing the season with the highest team average in Nassau County, along with being Conference Champs. They completed the regular season by defeating Westbury yesterday 11-0. The Jets were led by Erik Rich, Trey Enriquez, and Tyler Castle. Rich kept up his All-County pace with a 680 series, bowling games of 236, 229, and 215. Enriquez kept his hot streak going, with a 625 series, bowling games of 201 and 229. Castle came up big with a 606 series bowling games of 226 and 203. The Jets will now prepare for the County Tournament on 2/8 at Garden City Bowl.
Last night the Boys Varsity Basketball team defeated Westbury 72-66…The Jets were led by Will Casseus who had a game high 35 points, to go along with 7 steals and 7 assists…Izaiah Richards hit 2 free throws to put the Jets ahead for good in the 4th quarter…Great defensive stops in the 4th quarter by Joe Steinmark and Brendan Cronin secured the win…The Jets play Herricks this Saturday at 12 noon at home…Come support your Jets
The Boys bowling team maintained its hold on first place in the conference yesterday by sweeping Westbury 11-0. The Jets were led by Trey Enriquez, Erik Rich, and Ethan Frances. Enriquez had a 691 series with games of 203,229,and 259. All County bowler Erik Rich had a 659 series with games of 254 and 212. Ethan Frances had a 616 series with games of 238 and 217. Tyler Castle contributed with a 202 in game 3. Ryan Collins also chipped in with a 202 in game 1, The Jets last regular season match is Thursday against Westbury.
East Meadow Girls bowling secured the Conference 4 championship with todays 11-0 win! High scores by Amanda Morris with a 227 in the third game with a 615 series and Allison Lim with a 200 in the second game with a 521 series. Keep up the great work! Let’s go Jets!