Long Island students awarded scholarships for music and performing arts
The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame awarded a total of $10,000 in scholarships.
•
Jul 1, 2024, 3:11 AM
•
Updated yesterday
Share:
More Stories
2:12
Unusually high number of LI students fail Algebra I Regents exam
2h ago0:54
Wyandanch School Board fails to reach agreement on new president
21h ago0:38
Roosevelt school district throws retirement party for Superintendent Dr. Wortham
5ds ago0:26
NCC teacher's union files legal action against college board of trustees, Nassau County
7ds ago1:21
Police: Two employees at Eastern Suffolk BOCES injured by hit-and-run driver
7ds ago1:02
Some Freeport parents say they weren't let inside Hofstra for their kids' high school graduation
9ds ago2:12
Unusually high number of LI students fail Algebra I Regents exam
2h ago0:54
Wyandanch School Board fails to reach agreement on new president
21h ago0:38
Roosevelt school district throws retirement party for Superintendent Dr. Wortham
5ds ago0:26
NCC teacher's union files legal action against college board of trustees, Nassau County
7ds ago1:21
Police: Two employees at Eastern Suffolk BOCES injured by hit-and-run driver
7ds ago1:02
Some Freeport parents say they weren't let inside Hofstra for their kids' high school graduation
9ds agoHigh school students from across Long Island took home scholarships on Sunday for their dedication to music and performing arts.
The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame awarded a total of $10,000 in scholarships.
The Hall of Fame's education committee judged the student-submitted applications.
A record number of applications were submitted this year.
