Sayville High School Honors 27 Students At Breakfast Of Champions

SAYVILLE, NY — Sayville High School recently honored 27 students during its annual Breakfast of Champions. The tradition recognizes students who demonstrate strong character, kindness, and positive conduct throughout the school community.

The event celebrates students who go above and beyond to help others, perform good deeds without seeking recognition and help create an inclusive, supportive environment for their peers, the district said.

Each student was selected and nominated by a member of the Sayville High School faculty for embodying values such as compassion, integrity, leadership and respect.

• Joseph Albertelli — Nominated by Mr. Brown
• Dylan McNamara — Nominated by Mr. Brown
• Trevor Leniec — Nominated by Mr. Williams
• Melvin Chevez Hernandez — Nominated by Ms. Danisi & Ms. Armendinger
• Madison Turner — Nominated by Ms. Ferremi & Ms. Perlin
• Madelyn Griffin — Nominated by Ms. Murfitt
• Sophia Buffardi — Nominated by Mr. Lecci
• Amelia Leo — Nominated by Mr. Kramer
• Abigail Dean-Stahl — Nominated by Ms. Thelian
• Dylan Marciano — Nominated by Ms. Thelian
• Keira McCormack-Falk — Nominated by Ms. Psilakis
• Miela Guida — Nominated by Ms. Werner
• Leighton Hester — Nominated by Mr. Shaw
• Ava Helbock — Nominated by Ms. Tyldesley
• Katie Sinacori — Nominated by Ms. Giannico
• Annabella Hart — Nominated by Mr. Hammer & Ms. Berrotti
• Luke Stephan — Nominated by Ms. Santoro, Ms. Pagano & Mr. Perez
• Lily Alliegro — Nominated by Mr. Gallo & Ms. Monastero
• Gianna Iacobazzi — Nominated by Ms. Monastero
• Charles Gallo — Nominated by Mr. Pace
• Emily Totevski — Nominated by Ms. Wittman
• Amelia Doxsee — Nominated by Ms. Ciardullo
• Jake Arato — Nominated by Ms. Melandro
• Juliana Balsamo — Nominated by Ms. Thomas
• Sophia Fuhs — Nominated by Ms. Walsh-Ahrens
• James Regan — Nominated by Ms. Restrepo
• Elaine Ma — Nominated by Ms. DeBrino

“Breakfast of Champions is one of the most meaningful traditions at Sayville High School because it shines a light on the students who make our school community stronger through their kindness, empathy, and everyday actions,” Sayville High School Principal Stephanie Bricker said. “These students lead by example and remind us of the importance of strong character. We are incredibly proud of each and every one of them.”