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2017/2018 BUDGET PASSES
with a 78.7% majority
YES: 1384 NO: 375
Patricia Aitken: elected with 1429 votes

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Academics

Manhasset has 15 Siemens Competition Semifinalists!

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Arts

Concert at Gallery of Fine Art

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Athletics

Manhasset's 4x800m relay of Ryan Watson, Aidan Caggiano, Jack Cyprus, and Justin Blanche

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Activities

The Manhasset High School offers a variety of clubs and activities for our students.

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	Kimberly Te and Christine Yoo win $100,000 Siemens Grand Prize Kimberly Te and Christine Yoo win $100,000 Siemens grand prize Manhasset High School seniors Kimberly Te and Christine Yoo won the $100,000 grand prize Tuesday, December 8, 2015 in the Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology, one of the nation's premier science research contests for high school students. They created an energy-producing device that can use naturally occurring bacteria, such as those found in mud and wastewater, to cleanup oil spills. They say the device is cheap and efficient, and have a patent pending. See news story below. Author: Length: Comments (-1)