As Wantagh students and staff reunited on Sept. 3 for the start of the 2024-2025 school year, there were some reflections on summer memories but more importantly, they looked toward the great

A process that began about four months ago culminated in the gathering of 22 new teachers in the Wantagh Middle School library on Aug. 26.

Mandalay fifth graders entered the Wantagh High School auditorium one by one with smiles on their faces to an audience filled with family and friends excited about the day’s celebration.

The band, orchestra, and chorus at Forest Lake, Mandalay, and Wantagh Elementary schools have been busy with various musical events ending the school year on a high note. From performances at The Long

“Reading Madness” was the theme for this year’s Pick a Reading Partner week at Mandalay Elementary School, which ran from March 4-8 and inspired by the popular college basketball tournament.

Parents and caregivers from the Wantagh community were invited to Parent University to learn tips to help make parenting a little easier. The event took place at Mandalay Elementary School where a

Wantagh students and staff bonded over the written word on Feb. 7 as the district celebrated World Read Aloud Day.

Mandalay Elementary 4th graders in Mrs. Joyce and Mrs. Favata’s class became neurologists for a day during a virtual field trip with the Columbia University Neuroscience Outreach Program.

To coincide with the season of giving, empathy is the theme of the month for December as part of the Wantagh CARES social and emotional learning program.

If you’ve ever had the chance to stop by the STEAM room at Mandalay or Forest Lake, you will see that there’s always something fun going on. During the month of October, fourth grade students in Ms.