Longwood Honors A Community Icon


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The Longwood Board of Education has presented the Carl Verdi Community Pride Award to Tom Bove, President of the Longwood Youth Sports Association (LYSA).

Mr. Bove has been volunteering in the community for decades. The board noted that his tireless advocacy for athletics, and continuous efforts to build strong connections between the district and the community embody the very heart of Longwood’s Pride, Spirit, and Heart.

In addition, LYSA was honored with the inaugural School Community Partnership Award, celebrating their unwavering dedication to our students and families. With over 3,000 families involved across 10 sports, LYSA is one of the largest sports organizations on Long Island—fostering a lifelong love of sports and opening doors to countless opportunities for our students.

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