June 19, 2008 RSS feed / Schools/Sports

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Secret Service visits Manetuck Elementary in West Islip

The United States Secret Service paid a very rare visit to West Islip recently, visiting the Manetuck Elementary School. More...

WI students adopt rescued marine mammals

Manetuck Elementary School students in West Islip were recently treated to a visit by a representative from the Marine Mammals & Sea Turtle Rescue Program of New York. More...

Throwing strikes, raising funds at Babylon Junior-Senior High School

More than 20 students from Babylon Junior-Senior High School in the Baby­lon Village Public School District re­cently visited the Commack Vets Lanes bowling ally for more than just a fun time out with friends. More...

Lobster Man visits William Rall Elementary School

Nancy Forte's first-graders got a special visit from the Lobster Man, Jack Raye, from Southside Fish and Clam Restau­rant on Montauk Highway, in cel­ebration of their class' representa­tion of the state of Maine in the annual spring ex& More...

Lindenhurst's West Gates holds blood drive

Lindenhurst's West Gates Avenue Elementary School held its annual blood drive for parents, staff and administrators in the gym. More...

Deer Park's JQA students under the tent

Students at Deer Park's John Quincy Adams El­ementary School were recently seen under the big top, showing off their acrobatic skills under a red and white striped tent as part of the school's Family Circus. More...

Babylon Memorial Grade School students show off good character

Babylon Memorial Grade School's Student Councils in the Babylon Village Public School District recently showed what it means to have good character. More...

E.W. Bower Elementary in Lindenhurst thanks parent volunteers

In honor of National Volunteer Week, a special breakfast was held to thank all of Lindenhurst's E.W. Bower Elementary School volunteers. More...

Shakespeare in Deer Park

Fine and per­forming arts stu­dents from Deer Park High School and Robert Frost Middle School participated in the New York City Student Shake­speare Festival, the only school on Long Island to participate in this annual program. More...