Congratulations to the nineteen students from Ms. Kelly's eighth grade Science Research class at HTH who participated in the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair (LISEF) Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovation Challenge at Crest Hollow Country Club!
Scenes from last night's spectacular senior citizen preview of the ANASTASIA: THE MUSICAL, presented by Malverne High School!
You do not want to miss this show!!!
Get tickets now for one of three performance at the Howard T. Herber Auditorium starting tomorrow night.
Friday, March 7 - 7:00 PM
Saturday, March 8 - 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM
Tickets are $15.00 and on-sale now at https://our.show/anastasiamhs.
During Black History Month, second graders at Downing collaborated to create bulletin boards throughout the school featuring facts about famous and influential African Americans throughout history.
To conclude this project, each class walked around to learn more about the impact made by each of this exceptional people and each student chose one person from each board to focus on and write about.
It was a wonderful way to culminate a beautiful ending to Black History Month.
As part of the monthly Portrait of a Graduate recognitions at Downing, students were honored this month for helping others and demonstrating their understanding of how to be culturally responsive.
Families were invited to the We Can and Portrait of Success Awards Ceremony to join in the celebration. We are proud to shine a light on these amazing students who are leading the way with kindness, positivity and are focused on learning about and respecting each other's differences.
Special thanks to our outstanding second grade singers who performed "Lift Every Voice and Sing" to begin each ceremony.
Congratulations to our Malverne High School National Honor Society inductees who were recognized at a ceremony on Wednesday evening.
The district is proud to honor these outstanding students who represent our future leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs. Dream big!
On Friday, 27 members of the Malverne High School Young Explorers Club met up at the Freeport Rec Center to give ice skating a try. Many of the students had never strapped on ice skates before, but, in the spirit of exploration, were willing to give it a try. After a few shaky passes around the rink, they all got the hang of it and were gliding across the ice with the greatest of ease! As you can see by the smiles, a good time was had by all!
This collaboration is music to our ears!
Before the break, Malverne High School students musicians worked together with middle school students from Herber as they prepare for their NYSSMA auditions. The older students shared their experience with the audition process, as well as their musical knowledge, with the younger students.
Happy 100th Day of School!
The students at Downing got in the spirit today by dressing up as 100 year olds to celebrate being 100 days smarter!
The young centenarians were fully in character, complaining about their backs, chatting with their fellow seniors and telling "back in my day" stories!
But today just about being fashionable. The students also took part in fun lessons based on 100, including making necklaces with 100 items, painting by numbers and more!
It was a fun day for all!
On Friday, first graders at Downing made a new furry friend when Liya the therapy dog visited their classrooms.
Liya is specially trained to provide comfort and calmness to everyone she meets. When she's not spending time with our students, Liya is visiting hospitals, senior centers and other places where people need some special warmth and kindness.
Thank you to Aimee, Liya's human, for bringing her to meet our students and for showing us how one special dog can make such an impact on the people around her.
The Downing Explore class show off their smiles as they learn about the importance of keeping their teeth clean and healthy and practice their numbers! The students played a game matching the number rolled to the number on the tooth - covering the tooth with a pieces of play-dough. So much fun!
Davison third graders conducted research and created presentations on influential leaders in honor of Black History Month.
The students learned all about historical figures including Harriet Tubman, Jackie Robinson, Ruby Bridges and Langston Hughes, as well as contemporary trailblazers such as Condoleezza Rice, Michelle Obama and Misty Copeland.
The students are proud to have their research posted around the school to help others learn about these amazing people!
Congratulations to our incredible Malverne student athletes who dominated the 2025 Nassau County Track and Field Championships!
Malverne took 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in the 300m, with Luis Torres scoring the top spot, Isaiah Jolly placing 2nd and Jeremiah Haye taking 3rd place for the Mules.
Keshawn Pinnock is the county champ in the 55m and Nicea Jones conquered the competition to take first place and the championship in the 300m.
Finally, our Boys 4x400m and 4x200m relay teams also came home county champions. Congrats to Kenshaw Pinnock, Jeremiah Haye, Luis Torres, Isaiah Jolly and Javon McGowan.
Second graders at Downing learned about the Lunar New Year, Zodiac Signs and other customs to celebrate the Year of the Snake! They feasted on wontons, rice and fortune cookies and learned how to use chopsticks. Gung Hay Fat Choy!
The incredible cast of Once Upon a Mattress from HTH took the show on the road today and entertained the residents of Atria Park of Lynbrook.
The students were thrilled to perform this exclusive encore presentation and the audience couldn't get enough of their spectacular singing and dancing! After the show, everyone was excited to get together for some photos!
Thank you, Atria Park of Lynbrook, for your warm welcome, smiles and applause. It was a pleasure for our students to perform for you!
Students in the Virtual Enterprise class at Malverne High School excelled at the recent New York State and Northeast Virtual Enterprise Business Plan Conference and Exhibition, taking home two gold medals for their presentation.
At the conference, which was held at Long Island University, the Student Executive Board presented their sales pitch for their virtual business “MyGrowth” to the judges and won a gold medal. In addition, the “MyGrowth” team took home a gold medal in the Best Booth category.
As part of the new Virtual Enterprise class, students work together to create a business and run it virtually for the school year with all the aspects of a real company. Students receive real-world business experience, as well as three college credits through a partnership Farmingdale State University.
History skills were unleashed at the annual Malverne High School APUSH US History Trivia Competition on Tuesday night!
Students from Plainview/Old Bethpage and Rambam Mesivta Yeshiva in Lawrence joined Malverne students for the exciting contest, which was hosted by Mr. China and facilitated by members of the MHS Student Government.
Congratulations to all the teams who took part in this unique event.
On Jan. 11, the Malverne HS Model UN Club had our most successful day ever. We had a great time at the Kellenberg Model United Nations Conference and received a total of 6 awards! Michael Lawless, Olivia Brown and Lorraine Akou each won Best Delegate awards for their committees, Kaiden Ulysse won Outstanding Delegate and Mahalia Singh and Evelyn Brown both won honorable mention. The students have been working very hard and are seeing this hard work pay off!
On Jan. 13, last year's group of Davison Avenue 5th grade Ambassadors were recognized by the Lynbrook Village Board for their efforts to have a four way stop sign put in place at the intersection of Vincent Avenue and Lakeview Avenue.
The students worked with police officers and local officials on the successful civic project and residents of the area are seeing firsthand that the stop sign is a great addition to the intersection, providing additional safety for school busses, students and all pedestrians.
Village leaders were impressed with the civic mindedness of these children and were proud to recognize them at a special ceremony and present them with certificates acknowledging this honor.
The community is cordially invited to the district's annual MLK Celebration, Thursday night at 7:00 PM at the Howard T. Herber Auditorium.
This year’s celebration has unique significance as we approach the 60th anniversary of MLK’s historic visit to Malverne on May 11, 1965, a key moment in the fight to desegregate schools in the United States.
K-12 students from throughout the district will be presenting their tributes to MLK through poetry, music, dance and video presentations while expressing their understanding of and dedication to his teachings and his messages of resilience, perseverance and hope.
We will also be recognizing two exemplary members of our community and honoring them with the 2025 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Humanitarian Award. This year’s honorees are Malverne UFSD District Supervisor of STEM Ms. Florence Balay and Ms. Norma Britt, a dedicated member of the Malverne Schools community.
The event is free and open to the public. We hope to see everyone there!
Congratulations to the cast and crew of the HTH production of "Once Upon a Mattress" who brought down the house with three fabulously fun and flawless performances this past weekend! Audiences were enthralled by every element of this famous fairy tale as it came to life on stage with confidence, color and comedic timing that charmed and amused attendees of all ages. We are so proud of the entire team, both on-stage and backstage, that worked so hard to bring this show to life!
