Congratulations to Mr. China and Ms. Caputo's AP Seminar students who gave their individual presentations this week! So much thought, research, time and focus went into each of these projects and we were so proud to see the amazing results!
AP Seminar is a skills-based, interdisciplinary Advanced Placement course focused on developing critical thinking and communication skills. Students learn to analyze information, construct evidence-based arguments and present their ideas effectively through writing and presentations.
This morning, our high school students had the opportunity focus on their future as College Day took over the gym.
Representatives from 36 colleges, universities and technical schools were on hand to meet our students and share information on their programs and admissions process.
In MPAC, our seniors watch presentations by admissions professionals who provided tips and insight in the process and answered their questions about college life.
Thank you to our school counselors for organizing this event and providing this amazing resource for our students.
The Malverne High School Spoken Word and Poetry Club presents the 4th annual Poetry Slam, Wednesday, April 30 at 6:00 PM in the high school library. Featuring students and their original poetry on this year's National Poetry Month theme “This is the world I want to live in. The shared world.”
On April 7, all twenty-five eighth grade students in the HTH science research program competed in the Long Island Science Congress.
Over 900 students from grades 7-9 converged on the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Garden City to present more than 600 individually designed and executed projects. Results from the competition will be released in the coming weeks and an awards ceremony will be held on June 13.
Congratulations to the Malverne High School Scholars Club who competed in the Long Island Quiz Bowl Playoffs at Plainview-Old Bethpage HS on April 2.
Quiz Bowl is a regional competition that tests high school students knowledge of topics ranging from academics and sports to pop culture and history.
Our junior varsity team members, Austin Tobin, Aidan Guilfoyle, Spencer Sexton and Mikayla Clayton, competed valiantly into the quarterfinals, earning them a place in the top 8 Quiz Bowl teams on Long Island!
Scholars Club president Selin Mutlu was proud to join the team at the event and celebrate their exceptional performance in this challenging competition.
Save the date!
It’s Full STEAM ahead at Malverne UFSD STEAM Night!
Thursday, April 24 from 6:00-8:00 PM at Malverne High School.
Students of all ages can engage in chemistry, biology and physical science experiments, as well as math games, science-themed crafts and more.
Congratulations to our Malverne HS Winter Guard who competed last week at the MAC Championships in Trumbull, CT and took home the 2025 Scholastic AA Championship trophy!
We are so proud of all the students who worked so hard accomplish this amazing win and thankful to Ms. Beaumont, Ms. Sideleau and the entire staff who lent their time, energy and guidance to this outstanding team!
Congratulations to the MHS Leaders of Tomorrow and National Honor Society who hosted the first "Storytelling for Change" at Downing last week.
This new, student-led initiative included the opportunity for our younger students to listen to stories and create crafts with the high school scholars.
While the students were enjoying their collaboration, parents were invited to a presentation about “Books for Africa,” a non-profit organization that collects and distribute books to children and adults in throughout Africa.
It was wonderful to see such a meaningful partnership between our students and the community. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped Leaders of Tomorrow share their love of reading and raise $400 for Books for Africa.
The district wishes our Malverne community, families, friends, students and colleagues Eid Mubarak!
Congratulations to the Malverne High School Virtual Enterprise class who won the silver medal for professionalism at the Lynbrook Trade Show this week.
It was also announced this week that the MyGrowth website (mygrowthve.my.canva.site) was awarded Honorable Mention in the Virtual Enterprise national competition, putting it in the top 42% in the country!
For the very first year of VE at MHS, these students are really making a name for themselves! Thank you to Mr. Young for your amazing guidance for these future business leaders and entrepreneurs.
So proud of our Mechanical Mules who are participating in the 2025 FIRST Robotics Competition at Hofstra today! #GOMULES
Future healthcare professionals will be Malverne students! We are so proud of this group who is participating in the new Malverne HS Girls in Medicine Internship Program, hosted by Northwell Health and Long Island Jewish Valley Stream. Each week, the students meet with professionals from various departments to learn about their jobs and put their futures into focus. We look forward to sharing more details on this unique program very soon.
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!
