An Important Message to Students from Mr. Abdale
On Monday, I shared the following message to all students. The message was originally prepared by Mr. Abdale for his students. I thought it would be worth sharing with ALL…
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Principal of The Wheatley School, a public high school serving grades 8-12 located in Old Westbury, New York.
Wheatley’s 2020-21 Budget Presentation
This past Wednesday, I had the pleasure of presenting Wheatley’s proposed budget for the 2020-21 school year. We are fortunate to be able to continue to provide a broad offering…
Wheatley Debate Team Heads to Harvard!
At the beginning of last month’s February Recess, our Wheatley Debate Team traveled to Boston in order to compete in the 46th Annual Harvard National High School Invitational Forensics Tournament.…
Spanish Club Heads to Broadway for Dinner and a Show!
On Wednesday, 4 March, students from our Spanish Club headed into New York City to see the new production of West Side Story. Accompanied by Advisors Julie Jacobson and Mary…
Wheatley Model UN Team Earns Recognition in Chicago!
At the beginning of February, Wheatley’s World Affairs Club attended The University of Chicago’s Model United Nations Conference. Our seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen worked tirelessly in preparation and throughout…
DECA Students Earn Spots in National Competition!
The Wheatley DECA Team had 13 students qualify for the prestigious DECA State Competition. To be eligible, they had to be one of the top performers at the regional level.…
Sarah Hassan Earns Recognition at Adelphi Press Day!
On Wednesday, 26 February, some of our Wildcat Newspaper editors attended Press Day at Adelphi University. In addition to breakout sessions featuring newspaper and magazine editors and reporters, the conference…
Karen, Madison, Trenton, Alia and Sharon Recognized as National Merit Finalists!
Earlier this school year, five Wheatley students were recognized as Semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship Corporation Scholarship Program. In February, we received news that these five students advanced as…
