More than 150 West Islip students recently participated in Paul J. Bellew Elementary School’s second annual science fair, sharing their findings with their peers. Student topics included the solar system, electricity, simple machines, buoyancy, plants and an investigation into the amount of sugar in our daily diet.
Technically speaking, the first half of the Atlantic League season was already complete prior to the All-Star break. However, the feeling you take into the break is always important for starting your second half.
In honor of the 50th anniversary of William E. DeLuca Elementary School in the North Babylon School District, third-grade teacher Helayna Campo and her class received a special visit from Pamela Katz, who taught Campo when she was a fifth-grade student at DeLuca.
The possibility of rain did not deter West Islip High School’s Class of 2018 from enjoying a marvelous moment of celebration on the morning of June 23, as the graduating seniors walked on to the Lions field and through the gazebo decorated brightly in blue and gold, to the cheers of family and friends.
It was a grand farewell to Falcons leaving the nest as Deer Park High School’s Class of 2018 celebrated the school’s 55th commencement on June 22.
Keeping with tradition, the Roisin Dubh Pipe Band led the graduating seniors into the stadium. Providing the remainder of the music were the school’s symphonic and ninth-grade bands, directed by Jerry Cannarozzo.
Despite cloudy conditions, spirits were high as the North Babylon High School’s Class of 2018 celebrated its commencement exercises on June 23. Surrounded by friends, family, board of education members and district administrators, the students marched onto the football field to “Pomp and Circumstance.”
West Babylon School District’s Class of 2018 celebrated their commencement exercises on the evening of June 22 on the football field of the Junior High School. Surrounded by friends, family, board of education members and district administrators, the students marched onto the field to “Pomp and Circumstance.”
On June 22, the soon-to-be graduates of the Lindenhurst High School Class of 2018 took to the Edward F.
Hundreds of guests filled the bleachers at Babylon Junior-Senior High School’s Coach Walter F. Williams Football Field on the evening of June 22 to recognize and congratulate the school’s graduating Class of 2018.
West Babylon Senior High School’s top 25 students in the Class of 2018 were recognized during the inaugural Blue and Gold Breakfast with the superintendent on June 12.
After starting the second half of the season by winning six of their first nine games, the Ducks hosted division leader Somerset for a weekend set.
Learning about Australia took a fresh turn at West Islip’s Bayview Elementary School after students in Maria Lucie’s classroom learned about the sacred instrument, the didgeridoo.
Six of West Islip High School art teacher Annette Musteric’s students – Frank Bitetto, Devin Cadiz, Rachel Hodkin, Ashleigh Sorrenti, Diana Valladares and Krista Wolfe – recently participated in Doodle 4 Google, a competition sponsored by Google that offers students a chance to win a $30,000 scholarship and a $50,000 technology prize package along with a trip to Google headqua
West Babylon Senior High School’s top 25 students in the Class of 2018 were recognized during the inaugural Blue and Gold Breakfast with the Superintendent on June 12.
North Babylon School District hosted N.Y.S. Lieutenant Governor Kathleen C. Hochul for a press conference as part of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s proposed “red flag” gun bill on June 19.
French teachers Kimberly Lecamus and Susan Bollag hosted the 18th annual French dinner at Deer Park’s Robert Frost Middle School on April 20. Each year, the event brings together French students from both the middle school and Deer Park High School to celebrate French language and culture.
[img_assist|nid=84305|title=|desc= Legislator Tom Donnelly (D-Huntington Station) presents a Proclamation to North Babylon resident Jeanette Perez, joined by her husband Carlos.
Students of Lindenhurst Middle School explored the world from their very own school’s gymnasium during the school’s 14th annual International Day.
Beginning a memorable new tradition, Deer Park High School seniors traveled to their respective primary school buildings for a senior walk on June 18.
West Babylon Senior High School student Eric Donohue has been named a national finalist of the Most Valuable Student Scholarship Program by the Elks National Foundation. Twenty students from across the county receive a scholarship of at least $20,000.
