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DMV Online Permit Test

The NYS Department of Motor Vehicles and Plainedge High School offers the Online Knowledge Test Application (OKTA) after school in the PHS library for students who are 15 and older.

  • First, study the New York State Driver’s Manual (NYSDM); click here: ​NYSDM
  • Then, when you are prepared, complete the Learner’s Permit Exam Registration (LPER) form; click here: LPER
  • After you complete the LPER form, you will receive a confirmation email with your exact date and time to come to the PHS Library to take the test. Do not come to take the exam until you have received an email with your exact date and time.
  • Once you pass and receive your receipt, you must contact your local DMV after turning 16 years old for how to make a reservation for and complete in-person transactions.

Additional Information:

  • You must bring your charged Chromebook to take the test.
  • Students must leave the building upon finishing the test.

Good luck!

Driver Education

Please contact Ms. Knight in the Main Office with any questions – (516) 992-7550

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On behalf of everyone here in the Plainedge Public Schools Central Administration, and the Board of Education, we wish you all a Happy and Healthy Spring Recess II and Passover! We look forward to seeing everyone back in school on Wednesday, May 1, 2024, and a reminder that on May 4th we will celebrate the Special Olympic Games at Plainedge High School! #springrecess #weareplainedge #plainedgeschools #plaindgepride #plainedgeproud
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Plainedge celebrates Law Enforcement and First Responders! 
Please see the attached flyer to purchase your t-shirt to wear on May 29th! Proceeds will be donated to Detective Diller’s Family and NCPD FOUNDATION.
 
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Congratulations to our student-athletes who have committed to further their athletic pursuits at the collegiate level. This momentous commitment is a testament to their unwavering dedication, relentless effort, and outstanding achievements on and off the field. Congratulations to our athletes, their families, and coaches.
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Earlier this month Plainedge High School Seniors, Ashley Snyder and Safa Ghafoor competed over two rounds against 1000 students from across New York State. Safa earned 4th place in the New York State Science and Engineering Fair
 
Ashley Snyder wanted to explore the factors which might predict a patient being mistriaged in the emergency room. She found a dataset of anonymized patient data from an emergency room. She learned how to use machine learning – the same type used in large language AI models – to identify the patient complaints and diagnoses that were associated with mistriage. Ashley was able to demonstrate sex differences in complaints and diagnoses.
 
Safa Ghafoor wanted to examine whether reported disparities in organ transplants actually existed. Safa used a government database – OPTN – and built datasets organized by organ, sex, and race. She calculated a new measurement that normalized the resulting transplants to US Census data. Safa found that these new statistics showed that certain racial demographics received more or less organs relative to their proportion in the US population.

We are so proud of these two students for this outstanding accomplishment!
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