Holl will replace Principal John Coady, who is retiring after the school year. "I am incredibly excited and honored," Holl said.
"We hear about it on TV, but when you actually speak to the person it’s different," the student said of the Suffolk-based documentary.
Students learned about the importance of pre- and in-game entertainment and programming and participated in promotional activities.
Seven students asked others to collect cans of food for those less fortunate, partnering with the Smithtown Township Food Pantry.
East students worked on cutting-edge smart collars and harnesses. West students curate care packages for those suffering from depression.
Eleven students qualified to attend the International Career Conference, where they will compete against top winners from across the globe.
"Being part of history is so special," head coach Mike Agostino said. The Bulls first home game is scheduled for March 20.
Students and faculty played a basketball tournament, raising $700 for the American Cancer Society.
She was among several students chosen out of more than 500 nominees to play at the Golden Key Music Festival.
"There’s always hatred but let’s stop this nonsense," the son of two Holocaust survivors told the students. "Let’s grow as a society."
His piece was one of the 87 chosen out of 456 works from student-artists across Long Island.
Students watched the play "La Gringa" and then enjoyed a meal at El Parador Cafe, the oldest Mexican restaurant in Manhattan.
The PTA raised money for the school’s Arts in Education program.
Students from both high schools explored Tokyo, Yokohama, Hiroshima and Osaka.
Students celebrated a night of dancing, music and food.
The girl will travel to Washington, D.C. to compete for the national prize: a $35,000 college scholarship.
The students participated in Hoops for Hearts, playing a three-point challenge, relay races and basketball games.
The students designed a variety of heart-shaped, colorful cards that were sent to veterans living at the Northport VA Medical Center.
Fifth-graders learned about NASA's Commercial Crew Program and the upcoming Crew-8 launch by interacting with NASA experts.
Mills Pond Elementary students learned about the year of the Wood Dragon.
NYC firefighter Brian Infanzon read the book "A Day In The Life Of A Firefighter" to the class and answered questions.
The student's work found that poor air quality can cause increased transmission of viral particles such as the coronavirus.
Children tested how blubber works in ice water, had a "penguin egg" relay race, created polar animals and more. See some photos.
"They represent the best of the best of what our students are," Smithtown Athletic Director Jason Lambert said.
The REALM program publicly recognizes excellent literary magazines produced by students with the support of their teachers.
The program recognizes outstanding K-12 public school STEM teachers and counselors passionate about their own STEM learning.
The Regeneron Science Talent Search, is known as the nation’s most prestigious pre-college science and mathematics competition.
Six students made the Suffolk County Music Educators's Association, while one student was accepted to the Long Island String Festival.
The students discussed how their civility translates to their behavior on the field.
The team collected items and food in time for the holiday season and helped those in need.
The student was selected as a winner in the 2024 Shanti Fund Peace Art Calendar contest.
Students had been studying gingerbread stories culminating in the book, "The Gingerbread Man Loose in School."
The students visited elementary and middle schools in the school district to spread holiday cheer.
The school had a winner and three finalists in the American Chemical Society's Illustrated Poem Contest. The winner placed 2nd nationally.
Emma, a fifth-grader, received a custom adaptive therapy bike and a greeting from Lundqvist, a former Rangers goaltender.
Students displayed their research, heirlooms, accomplishments and important documents about their family.
The students were selected to perform in the 2023-2024 Long Island String Festival Association orchestra.
The girls basketball teams competed against each other and raised money for the American Cancer Society.
The librarian wanted to add festivity to the room. "It was fun to create and I am hoping to make other fun ones throughout the year!"
The student excelled in the National American Chemical Society Illustrated Poem Contest. Congatulations!