Congratulations to all the students!
Students and staff at the four elementary schools were encouraged to reach out to someone that they did not know during the day.
Nine of the selected students will be traveling to Rochester this week to rehearse with the All-State ensembles,
Three professors visited the high school to teach the orchestra students in a master class.
The school recently received a $40,000 donation from the For the Kids Foundation for the studio.
The students recently participated in the Eastern District of New York’s Justice Institute program.
The second-graders enjoy reading to their younger schoolmates and helping them with projects.
The girls and boys volleyball teams raised $1,128 during the course of a few weeks for breast cancer awareness.
String and choral students from the district’s elementary schools entertained the attendees with musical performances for fall fun!
Stewart received her LIAA award and certificate on Sept. 12 at the annual Scholar-Artist Gala at the Tilles Center for the Performing Arts.
Melissa Sconone and John Sidorski, both playing attack, were recently honored with prestigious national rankings for lacrosse.
Keeping the excitement level high were terrific performances by the cheerleaders, the gymnastics squad and the high school pep band.
Students and community members alike enjoyed East Islip’s second Homecoming Festival on Sept. 22.
East Islip’s John F. Kennedy Elementary School learned to throw a perfect spiral in their fourth-grade P.E. class.
East Islip High School junior Kenneth Terwilliger was named the winner of this year’s Rensselaer Medal.
The local students will now go on to compete for millions in scholarship money from the National Merit Scholarship program.
“Despite the incredible heat, the middle school students returned with great enthusiasm for the new school year,” said Principal Brennen.
Mark Bernard was recently appointed as principal of East Islip High School, replacing William Brennen, who moved to the middle school.
Tri-M members participate annually in the Long Island Cares-Harry Chapin Food Bank Practice-a-Thon and all proceeds go to the food banks.
Congratulations to Janet Jones and Nicholas Bilotti!
The Rensselaer Medal, first awarded 102 years ago, guarantees a scholarship of $15,000 per year for four years.
The school opened in September 1967, named in honor of pioneering East Islip educator Ruth C. Kinney.
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Fifth-graders at East Islip’s Ruth C. Kinney Elementary School shared in the pride of moving up and moving on to middle school.
The student-athletes brought home a total of 24 medals.
East Islip High School students performed in the annual spring concert series.
The annual “On Our Way to JFK” celebration on June 13 found 142 second-graders singing together and sharing their dreams for the future.
Zachry and Carpluk were named the East Islip board president and vice president, respectively.
Congratulations to the East Islip High School Class of 2018!
Seniors gave their former elementary school teachers flowers to show the end result of their teaching process.
“It’s choice not chance that determines your destiny – don’t text or drink while driving!”
East Islip High School students held a fashion show for Students Against Destructive Decisions, or SADD.
During the two-day tournament, team captain Sofia Ferrezza also qualified for the second day as an individual.
A Patch chat with East Islip High School Salutatorian Kevin Varga who will be attending Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the Fall.
Congratulations to both students!
Two students were selected to have their artwork displayed in the 19th annual Colors of Long Island student art exhibit.
“Our high school students performed amazingly,” said Dr. Robert J. Wottawa II.
“The students amazed me with the research they collected and the speeches they created,” said Principal Hillary Bromberg.
The students tasted a wide variety of gelato flavors as well as biscotti, pastries and cappuccino.
Amanda Kreush, a star senior bowler for East Islip High School, signed a national letter of intent to play for Molloy College.