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How JROTC Cadets are Coping with COVID

Cadence Ma, Editor in Chief
May 15, 2020
Asian American Immigrants: The Impact of Generational Gaps

Asian American Immigrants: The Impact of Generational Gaps

Cadence Ma, Emily Chen, and Selina Lin
May 3, 2020
The Francis Lewis Banner is presented at the front of the Patriot Battalion. Following the banner is this years Battalion Commander, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Thompson, and the JROTC Honor Guard.

92nd Annual Memorial Day Parade: FLHS Commemorates Veterans

Cadence Ma and Emily Chen
June 7, 2019
Ms. Vittiglio

One in 5000: School Librarian Ms. Vittiglio

Cadence Ma, School News Editor
April 7, 2019
There is a gavel with the words Best Speaker on it, which can be utilized by the student leading discussions.

Junior State of America: Learn to “Be The People”

Cadence Ma, School News Editor
February 11, 2019
Francis Lewis Raises Financial Aid Awareness

Francis Lewis Raises Financial Aid Awareness

Katerina Ventouratos, Eva Atmaca, and Cadence Ma
December 14, 2018
The students representing political candidates Andrew Cuomo, Marc Molinaro, Larry Sharpe, Stephanie Miner, and Howie Hawkins engaging in a passionate debate revolving around New York Infrastructure.

Mock Election 2018: Francis Lewis Mocks the Vote

Cadence Ma, Eva Atmaca, and Katerina Ventouratos
November 20, 2018
Juniors Michaelangelo Tenorio and Cadence Ma as Stitch and Lilo

Francis Lewis Gets in the Halloween Spirit

Jennifer Hernandez, Cadence Ma, and Katerina Ventouratos
November 3, 2018
Three second graders begin folding up their acts of kindness they wrote for an important person in their lives. This teaches the kids ways to be kind while spreading happiness to others.

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A first grader participates in an activity by writing kind words for her mother to spread positivity and show appreciation.

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Shanta Deoun, sophomore, gives a presentation about kindness to a group of elementary school students as a way of providing service to her community.

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Elementary school students burst out in laughter as high school volunteers entertain them with an educational presentation about kindness.

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Lollipops are given to elementary school students in order to motivate them to work and actively participate.

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Shanta Deoun, sophomore, presents a video demonstrating ways to spread kindness and positivity to a class of elementary school students. Volunteers use fun and entertaining methods to educate the children about important life lessons.

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Students fill pages with compliments to every individual present. This way, everyone leaves with a piece of happiness and learns to demonstrate kindness to others.

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The church accepts many volunteers to help with the preparations before crowds of middle schoolers fill up the empty seats.

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With Mother’s Day just around the corner, high school volunteers lend a helping hand to the staff at Holy Trinity and Lutheran Church by putting together 100 paper bags filled with items to show mothers appreciation.

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Middle school students are engaged in a video depicting the importance of noticing signs of gun violence in order to prevent it.

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