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Westbury board features Black History Month choir, honors student athletes and musicians; calendar to be voted later
Summary
At a public meeting, the Westbury Union Free School District Board of Education heard a Black History Month performance, recognized student athletic and music achievements, previewed the proposed 2026–27 student calendar (agenda item 5c) for future approval, and moved in and out of executive session on personnel matters.
The Westbury Union Free School District Board of Education opened its public meeting with a Black History Month presentation and several student recognitions before moving to procedural votes and executive session.
Doctor Chase introduced a select school choir to sing the Black national anthem, "Lift Every Voice," led by Jonathan Fulcher. "We are now gonna have a special treat in honor of Black History Month," Chase said, and thanked the musicians and staff who prepared the performance. Board members praised the seven middle-school singers for their harmony and diversity after the performance.
The board recognized Westbury High School senior Nevaeh Moody for receiving a Nassau County Volleyball Scholar-Athlete Award and selection to…
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