The Middle Country Central School District recently celebrated its Top 25 students from each high school
Teams walked around the track for 12 hours straight to raise money and awareness in the fight against cancer.
"This remarkable accomplishment is a testament to your dedication, perseverance, and leadership," the district's superintendent told her.
The Centereach High School robotics team recently competed at the 2025 VEX Robotics World Championship
"This student is not only an innovator and a change-maker – he is also a role model," Principal William Holl said.
Students got a behind-the-scenes tour of Citi Field, a Q&A with Yankees executives, and tickets to a Yankees game.
Rain gardens will be built at the school thanks to the Long Island Regional Planning Council grant.
Every high school guidance counselor recommended one student who has overcome significant obstacles or adversity to excel in school.
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Nicole Clemans is the district's first county champion in badminton.
Hela Ressa is set to turn 100 in June. "You have made a lasting difference in the lives of so many," the Smithtown superintendent told her.
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Joey Davide investigated the effects of common plastic substitutes, BPS and BPF, on marine organisms.
The Middle Country Central School District proudly showcased 3,000 pieces of student artwork at its annual district-wide art show
The Middle Country School District Boys Lacrosse team recently hosted its annual “Goals for Giving” fundraiser at Newfield High School
Fifth-grade students Grace Paplia and Peter Neu earned the NYS AHPERD 2025 Outstanding Physical Education Elementary and Middle School Award
Students and staff members in the Middle Country Central School District were recognized at the most recent Board of Education meeting
The Middle Country Central School District is proud to announce the recipients of the April 2025 Students of the Month honors
The department's aviation unit taught students about their lifesaving work. Check out some photos.
"I was honestly so shocked, this is a great honor. I had so many deserving classmates, I can’t wait to see you all at graduation."
Students learned about pollution and the environmental impacts of clean and dirty water from a Suffolk County Water Authority presenter.
“I was honored and surprised to be chosen as the honor speaker,” Charlotte Muratore said. She was chosen by her fellow Gold Cord recipients.
Children have been learning about autism and seeking ways to make school even more inclusive.
The student recently organized a pediatric cancer donation drive to provide toys and funding to help soothe children suffering from cancer.
The night featured delicious international cuisine, interactive displays, and creative cultural activities. See photos of the event.
Proceeds from the gala support senior scholarships and the school’s cultural arts programs. See photos from the fashion shows.
Gabe Finger and some friends found a potentially new salamander species after the centuries-old Mill Pond dam collapsed in 2024.
The sophomore was part of the Suffolk Section XI All-Star bowling team that captured a state title.
Kindergarteners found a trail of gold dust, a bit of a mess and shiny gold coins along with a special message. See photos.
The Accompsett Middle School eighth grader advanced to the Scripps National Spelling Bee for the second consecutive year.
The birthday girl won the state championships in the uneven bars at the New York State High School Gymnastics Championships.
All proceeds from a raffle benefitted the family of Valerie Kratochvil, who died in 2024. Check out photos from the bittersweet day.
Students gathered together to compete in a three-point challenge, relay races and basketball games.
The auditorium boasts improved acoustics, new lighting, new seats, video monitors, and state of the art lighting.
Students dressed up as older people to humorously celebrate their 100th day of school. Check out some of the best pictures.
Dogs, cats, bunnies and other furry friends at the Smithtown Animal Shelter have some cozy new blankets. Who doesn't want to see photos?
The students won a $2,500 grant for the Smithtown Food Pantry. They also collected more than 1,200 items in the food drive for the pantry.
Students worked on two and three-dimensional artwork. Snowflakes, nutcrackers, snowmen and even Valentine’s Day owls decorated the walls.
Students thanked veterans at the Long Island Veterans Home in Stony Brook by creating colorful cards for them. See some photos.
The students advocated for the passing the Students for Solar Act, speaking with members of the state assembly, senate and governor's staff.