The high school stadium lights will illuminate as a nod to graduating seniors on college signing day.
Sachem High School North students participated in the fourth annual North Spelling Bee.
The math teachers sang "Sweet Caroline" to students home during the school coronavirus closure.
Established authors, illustrators and performers visited to share their specialties with students.
There are no confirmed cases of the new coronavirus among students or staff, the superintendent said.
The parent and/or guardian of children who attend Chippewa Elementary School tested positive for the new coronavirus, the district said.
The decision comes as people have tested positive for the new coronavirus within the Sachem community, the district said.
Second graders at Tamarac Elementary School used Spheros to paint vibrant, colorful creations.
In February, students across the district participated lessons on prominent African American art, music, poetry, and men & women in history.
Sachem HS North algebra students hosted a mortgage consultation event where they worked with real data to calculate mortgage information.
The sophomore will present his research at the American Medical Informatics Association’s 2020 Informatics Summit in Houston.
The student was approached by a man in a white SUV, the district says.
Student groups worked collaboratively to assemble a Vex Robot kit that would be used in a competition.
the Seneca Middle School Lego Robotics Team competed in the FIRST Lego League Robotics qualifier event.
Students participated in a hands-on activity utilizing the coding website Scratch.
The father of three, who inspired many through his DezyStrong Foundation, "had a heart of gold and touched everyone he encountered."
Students learned the signs of cyberbullying and strategies to avoid those situations.
A total of 13,324 candidates out of nearly 20,000 passed the exam that was given in June for the first time in four years.
Puja Trivedi graduates with College's highest honor
Steer Clear of Bullies program helps Grundy Avenue Elementary identify and combat school bullying.
The elementary school students organized a letter-writing and donation campaign.
The school district's new executive director for special education previously served 10 years as principal at one of the elementary schools.
The Nokomos Elementary School fundraiser was inspired by a book and benefited a local homeless shelter.
Merrimac students learned essential dance skills, such as balance, coordination and flexibility.
Waverly Elementary students were asked to write an essay on what peace means to them.
Kindergarteners at Wenonah Elementary School learn about holiday traditions in a hands-on way.
The program is designed to increase the comfort in saying hello to new people and making new friends to ensure that no one is left out.
Fifth-grade students were challenged to construct a catapult that could perform best in three challenges.
Kindergarten students at Wenonah Elementary School recently learned about popular Thanksgiving traditions.
Sachem North students constructed a wall recognizing Sachem alumni who have served or currently serve in a branch of the U.S. military.
Students crafted pumpkins to raise money for the DezyStrong Foundation.
Students shared encouraging insight on managing the emotions students encounter in high school.
Third grade student Molly McHenry recently developed a fundraiser to benefit students in need in her school community.
Happy 50th birthday Cayuga Elementary!
The partnership created a plethora of learning opportunities for students at both high schools.
Firefighters performed numerous demonstrations showcasing department vehicles.
The nine board members were recognized for their extraordinary efforts as representatives for students, staff and community members.
"The Dezy Story" is a new documentary about Matt “Dezy” DiStefano and how he's inspired so many as he battles stage 4 cancer.
Students gathered in excitement for a special assembly that showcased items from a time capsule left by Merrimac students in 1989.
Solbright Llivicura attended the National Leadership Academies’ prestigious Congress of Future Medical Leaders in Boston.