Stephanie Volpe, Matt Baumann, and Robert Scavo were elected.
A rise in inflation-driven operating costs on the heels of a four-year tuition freeze has prompted the hike, Newsday reported.
The 286 million spending plan has a budget-to-budget change of 4 percent, while the budget-to-budget tax levy change of 1.6 percent.
Voters will decide on a $364 million spending plan, as well as a $7 million proposal to reconstruct baseball fields at the high schools.
Honor Roll student Christopher is always helping others. His kindness and supportive nature as a gentlemen makes him stand out.
Brandon channeled his feelings into his music and has mastered seven instruments.
Alexa Ginis has been named the valedictorian, and Sara Breitenbecker and Gianna Marchese, co-salutatorians.
Siddharth Sheth has been chosen as the valedictorian, and Jada Drew the class' salutatorian for the Class of 2023.
Leaders in the Sachem community visited the school April 28 for the school’s first “Readers are Leaders” event.
Fourth and fifth graders learned about growing their own food.
The Sachem Central School District celebrated World Autism Month in April.
Musicians were honored for performing in regional showcases and competitions.
Teachers and parents learned about instruments at the Chippewa Elementary School event.
The competition, led by art teacher Susan Kinsey, challenged teams to use mystery art supplies to create a project following a given theme.
The teacher allegedly commented that she couldn't "deal with these Black kids always being absent," Newsday reported.
DECA prepares students to achieve college and career goals in several fields including marketing, finance, hospitality and management.
Hiawatha students read 70,313 minutes during a two-week span.
Students used a computer program to create a design.
Eighth graders advocated to add bottled water to lunch options as part of their Seal of Civic Readiness project.
Students worked with presenters during in-person and virtual workshops at the all-day festival.
The annual event encourages individuals to spread kindness, stand up to bullying, help end depression and ultimately prevent suicide.
Students showed their commitment to being kind and preventing bullying during P.S. I Love You Day Feb. 10.
Waverly Elementary School collected nearly 460 Valentine’s Day boxes filled with treats to be donated to six local shelters.
The national survey was used to determine at-risk behaviors in 10th-graders, schools superintendent Christopher Pellettierri said.
Nearly 400 cans of soup were then donated to the Lighthouse Mission, an organization that helps those less fortunate on Long Island.
The evening was full of hands-on science, math and engineering stations.
The board recognized students enrolled in BOCES career training programs who earned the title of Employee of the Month.
Stella Tsimis "stepped up without hesitation," Helen B. Duffield Elementary School Principal Lisa Farrell said.
The FIRST Lego League provides students with real-world problem-solving experiences through a robotics program.
The school community wore red to raise awareness of heart disease and were introduced to the Kids Heart Challenge.
He spoke about his start in the NFL, as well as making healthy choices, school district officials said.
Two Sachem Central School District staff members were recognized as teachers of the year at a recent awards dinner.
Students at Waverly Avenue Elementary School learned about chemistry and reactions through exciting experiments and demonstrations.
Tamarac Elementary School students surpassed their $1o,000 goal for the Harlem Wizards' WizFit Challenge.
The One Word Challenge asks students to think of a single word they want to focus on for 2023.
Sachem East will compete in the Small Varsity Division, and North the Medium Varsity Division, a district spokeswoman said.
Caracappa spoke to students at Hiawatha Elementary School in Sachem about community and government.
The publication is called "Magic Minutes."
Sachem High School East’s business law students took a guided tour of the John P. Cohalan, Jr. Court Complex in Central Islip.
"Inappropriate activity" was used in three separate 7th grade classes on Tuesday at Seneca Middle School, schools superintendent says.