Smart Boards Bring Exciting Tech to EI Classrooms
Since school started in September, there has been excitement in the air in East Islip’s schools revolving around the installation of Smart Boards in every classroom. This new technology was quickly...
View ArticleSophomores Learn Empathy in Remembering Holocaust
In advance of Holocaust Remembrance Day, high school sophomores in Gregory Kguloian’s English Language Arts class recently finished reading the nonfiction book “Night” by Elie Wiesel, a painful and...
View ArticleWrestlers Take Six Spots at Kris McDonald Tournament
The high school’s varsity wrestlers captured six spots on the podium at the recent Kris McDonald Tournament, held at Islip High School. Finalists for the Redmen were seniors Zach Cabrera (126 pounds),...
View ArticlePhotography Pair Chosen for Colors
Two high school photography students – senior Alexa Benitez and junior Sophie Bingham – were chosen for the 20th annual Colors of Long Island student art exhibit, held at Stony Brook’s Long Island...
View ArticleMS Spelling Bee Winners
After 17 grueling rounds, middle school seventh-grader Robert Hilbert proved the most adept at the school’s annual spelling bee on Jan. 12, taking first place out of 39 participants from sixth, seventh...
View ArticleFour LISFA Selections from the Middle School
The middle school has garnered four student selections for this year’s Long Island String Festival Association concert. Chosen as among the best young string orchestra musicians in Suffolk County were...
View ArticleBoys Basketball Playoffs
The boys basketball team will play Harborfields on Feb. 16 at 4:30 p.m. at the high school. There will be a $4 admission charge to attend the game.
View ArticleFTK Celebrates Community Dedication
Merging glamor and giving, the For the Kids Foundation held its 19th annual Black Tie Gala on April 9, honoring Paula Caylor, the district’s before- and after-school secretary, as Educator Advocate of...
View ArticlePowerful ‘Pippin’ Stuns Audiences
The high school’s theater students pulled out all the stops in three bravura performances of this year’s school musical, “Pippin,” delighting audiences who attended on March 31, April 1 and April 2. A...
View ArticleMiddle School Hoops for Hope Raises $298
The student government at the middle school hosted a fun-filled, charity 3-on-3 basketball tournament, “Hoops for Hope”, to support the Special Olympics of New York and celebrate the school’s March...
View ArticleWrestlers Earn 11 League Medals
The high school’s varsity wrestling team competed in the League V championships at Comsewogue High School on Feb. 3, capturing 11 medals. Senior captain Zach Cabrera (126 pounds) and fellow senior...
View ArticleKindergartners Begin Journey of 1,000 Books
The district embarked on a new reading adventure this school year. The 1,000 Book Project is a voluntary, read-aloud program offered to students in kindergarten, made possible by a generous donation...
View ArticleJFK's Tantillo Chosen for LISFA
Young violinist Ella Tantillo, a fifth-grader at JFK, was selected for this year’s Long Island String Festival Association concert, recognizing her as one of Duffolk County’s finest school string...
View ArticleHS Tech Students Explore MTV Studios in NYC
A selected group of 20 high school students in technology teacher James Connell’s video production, broadcast television and independent film classes recently visited the studios of MTV News in New...
View ArticleFTK Celebrates Community Dedication
Merging glamor and giving, the For the Kids Foundation held its 19th annual Black Tie Gala on April 9, honoring Paula Caylor, the district’s before- and after-school secretary, as Educator Advocate of...
View ArticleJFK Sends Four Fifth-Grade Musicians to SCMEA
Four talented young fifth-grade musicians from John F. Kennedy Elementary were recently selected to perform in the Suffolk County Music Educators Association All-County Division I West concert on March...
View ArticleClyne Signs with New Haven
High school senior Shelby Clyne signed a National Letter of Intent on April 18 to play tennis for the University of New Haven this fall, where she plans to major in psychology.“They were interested in...
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