Students created Valentine's Day cards for the Port Jefferson-based Give Kids Hope’s Project Valentine.
Students were exposed to different texts and activities to help build on the concepts of community roles and responsibilities.
Former minor league baseball player Billy Alvino spoke to students about concussion awareness.
Students will deliver notes and meals to Hope House.
Earl L. Vandermeulen High School Science Olympiad A team placed fifth out of 53 teams.
Pre-K students welcomed guests to their very own Snow Valley Ski Lodge.
Pre-kindergarten registration opens the same day.
The team will compete in the dual meet championship Jan. 28 in Syracuse.
The school is being recognized for achieving high female representation in AP Computer Science Principles.
A dozen Port Jefferson elementary and middle school student musicians performed at the Jan. 22 event.
Earl L. Vandermeulen High School senior Luke Dickhuth is among four students on Long Island and only 25 students statewide to be nominated.
Colin Veit qualified for the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Swimming and Diving Championships in the 100-butterfly.
Port Jefferson Middle School sixth grader Kieran Browne won the school-wide competition.
Students performed at in the 63rd annual Mid-Island Band Festival at Patchogue-Medford High School.
As a collaborative effort, student artwork across grades K-12 was showcased.
Petty Officer 3rd Class Bernath visited to thank students for their program writing holiday cards to service men and women.
Earl L. Vandermeulen High School senior Lola Idir reached the milestone in December.
Members of the Peer Leadership Club and International Club visited Edna Louise Spear Elementary School to read to younger students.
Music students and teachers entertained the spectators with seasonal songs.
Engineering students taught sixth and eighth graders how to create a smart nightlight with several modes of function.
Prop 1's $23m plan focused on key instruction and infrastructure needs failed by a small margin 498 to 474. Prop 2 depended on it.
The first-time event was held Dec. 5.
"These four students produced some of the most creative and informative works I have seen,” teacher Phil Giannusa said.
Music students experienced a nearly sold-out performance by renowned violinist Caroline Campbell.
Science classes at Earl L. Vandermeulen High School visited the Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery and Aquarium.
Students were selected along with others from across Suffolk County on a competitive basis with NYSSMA scores and teacher recommendations.
Dozens of creative cards with heartfelt messages will be delivered to Beyond the Badge.
Dozens of students took part in the fall production as actors and as part of the lighting, audio, stage construction and refreshments crews.
Olivia Schlegel finished 12th and 13th in her events at the NEw York State Public High School championship.
Students hosted local senior citizens on Nov. 16.
“It was great to see the mental toughness and confidence the team displayed,” Athletic Director Adam Sherard said.
Cross country runners on the varsity girls team ran in the championship race.
The team of runners pushed through the muddy and windy conditions to take home third place among All-State Class D schools.
Nine employees were honored for serving the students with 25 Years of Service Awards.
Lt. Col. Travis Toole is stationed in Germany and visited a local classroom through Google Meet.
Students delivered meals to the residents of Hope House in Port Jefferson.
Students in Earl L. Vandermeulen High School’s sports history class enjoyed an exclusive field trip to the ballpark on Nov. 14.
Local high schoolers went on a field trip to the newly opened Lt. Michael P. Murphy Navy SEAL Museum in Sayville.
Students set flags out for each of the armed forces of the United States at the tribute on Nov. 9.
Sessions will be held on Tuesdays beginning Dec. 6.