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The Great Neck Park District, which has a website dedicated to the master plan process, will host a presentation on the findings of PROS Consulting. (Photo courtesy of Great Neck Park District)

Park district master plan findings to be presented at North High

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Lucien Wostenhome, a Great Neck North High School class of 2019 graduate, reflects on the larger significance of smaller moments in his graduation speech. (Photo courtesy of Great Neck Public Schools)

‘On the Beach’: Lucien Wostenholme’s graduation speech

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Deborah Malekan told fellow North High graduates to savor the experience, rather than dwell on negative outcomes. (Photo courtesy of Great Neck Public Schools)

Deborah Malekan tells North High grads to savor experience

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North High Valedictorian Yoel Hawa talked cultural phenomena, endings and new beginnings at the 2019 commencement ceremony. (Photo courtesy of Great Neck Public Schools)

North High Valedictorian Yoel Hawa reflects on ‘Endgame’

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Yoel Hawa and Lucien Wostenholme are the respective winners of the Alan L. Gleitsman Outstanding Graduate Award and the Genelle Taney Memorial Award. (Photos courtesy of Great Neck Public Schools)

Hawa, Wostenholme win Gleitsman and Taney awards

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Isabella Mirro, Joshua Rothbaum, and Yoel Hawa, all of Great Neck North High School, were selected as National Merit Scholars. (Photos courtesy of Great Neck Public Schools)

Three from North High win National Merit scholarships

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North High School recently hosted their annual Project Purple Week, sponsored by the school’s Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) Club. The national Project Purple initiative aims to provide students and athletes with motivation and support to make healthy choices and deter them from turning to drugs and alcohol to cope with life’s challenges. This year’s program at North High included a visit from Project Purple founder Chris Herren, who led an assembly for ninth and tenth-grade students. His visit was made possible with support from school administrators and the North High PTO. Mr. Herren is a former NBA athlete who travels across the country to share his personal experiences with substance abuse and addiction. Mr. Herren first visited North High in November 2013 to address the entire student body, and that visit inspired the SADD Club to initiate Project Purple within the school. North High’s annual Project Purple Week activities include sharing information about substance abuse and addiction, as well as a series of morning announcements about drug trends in adolescents. Ninth-grade health classes also view Mr. Herren’s documentary in class. The North High SADD Club advisor is health teacher Lauren Mock. (Photo courtesy of the Great Neck Public Schools)

Project Purple at North High School

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Great Neck North High School is seen on a warmer fall day. (Photo by Janelle Clausen)

Great Neck schools get $125K grant for security cameras

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Valentine Soirée at North High School

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In a YouTube video, Brandon Yaraghi and an unidentified cameraperson documented how they were able to get into Great Neck North High School. (Photo still from johnny sheppard YouTube channel)

Security breach at North High School sparks worries, reviews

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Joseph Pecora, a traffic engineer with more than 40 years experience, explains the results of the traffic study. (Photo by Janelle Clausen)

Supporters, critics debate North High parking lot and traffic study

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North High Tri-M Chapter 2605 encouraged participation in the Harry Chapin Practice-A-Thon as part of their commitment to community service. (Photo courtesy of the Great Neck Public Schools)

North High musicians support Long Island Cares

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