4th Graders visited The Bellmore Playhouse to see a live performance of "Freedom Train" #gomules #unleashgreatness
Thank you MHS for hosting our 5th graders at your AP African American Studies Gallery #greatnessunleashed
Thank you, DAV for this sweet event!! We wait all year for the DAV Bake Shop! 🩷❤️🩷❤️
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5th Grade Ambassadors visited Nottingham Academy today! They read books, chatted about kindness, and created jars of kindness filled with hearts. #greatnessunleashed 🍎
Author Isaac Rudansky visited our 5th graders today to run a storytelling workshop and answer questions about his new book, Georgie Summers and the Scribes of Scatterplot 📖 🖊️
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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!
Stepping back in time to the Revolutionary era and presenting on all the various roles women had during the war! Thank you Sinead for teaching us in style!
Creating paper lanterns in honor of Lunar New Year 🧧🏮 #gomules #greatnessunleashed
Hooray for Friday! have a great weekend!
Bravo to the DAV Glee Club on last night's performance at the MLK Celebration! 🎶
LEGO challenge in Mathletics! #gomules #greatnessunleashed
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!
Congrats to our All County Music students who will be performing at the Tilles Center this Sunday! 🎶 #gomules #greatnessunleashed
5th graders took a trip to the IMAX theater at The Cradle of Aviation to see "Ocean Odyssey" 🦈 🌊 #gomules #greatnessunleashed 🐠
HAPPY NEW YEAR!! Have you set your intentions for 2025 yet? Our 4th graders sure have!
On Dec. 19, Malverne School District was honored to host the Key of Hope South African Choir for performances at Maurice W. Downing Primary School, Davison Avenue Intermediate School and Malverne High School.
The Key of Hope Choir consists of singers aged 12-27 who live in Durban, South Africa, an extremely impoverished village where most families don’t even have the yearly fee of $175 that it cost to send their kids to school. Key of Hope helps families find their way out of poverty, helping enroll the children in school, keeping them safe from crime and oppression and engaging them in music and arts.
The performances for students and faculty included traditional holiday songs, as well as songs in their native Zulu language. At the high school, the choir also performed popular songs from U2 and Foreigner.
The visit was both energizing and inspiring and we are so thankful to the choir members and Key of Hope team for coming to Malverne and sharing their songs and spirit with our students.
The annual visit from the MHS Carolers is always a treat! 🎶 ⛄️
Thank you, DAV PTA for an unforgettable Winter Wonderland event!! ❄️
