September 24, 2009 RSS feed / Schools/Sports

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North Babylon holds annual Science Olympiad

More than 200 students from North Babylon High School participated in the district’s 19th annual Science Olympiad. More...

Deer Park schools welcome newest learners for kindergarten preview

TheDeer Park School District prepared its youngest students for the upcoming school year with a kindergarten orientation at John Quincy Adams and May Moore Elementary Schools. More...

Santapogue's family picnic

After two rain delays, Santapogue Elementary School in the West Babylon School District held its annual family picnic on June 17. This PTA sponsored event was a way for students and their families to spend some quality time together. More...

Ducks win first annual Ferry Cup

With a 6-1 win over the Bridgeport Bluefish on Sunday, September 13, the Ducks captured the first Ferry Cup – an annual season-long contest between both teams. The Ducks won 11 of the 20 meetings. More...

Lindenhurst's West Gates Elementary School unveils tiled flag

Lindenhurst’s West Gates Avenue Elementary School recently held a special Flag Day ceremony to unveil the school’s new ceramic tile flag, created by using the imprints of students’ hands. More...

Back to school for West Babylon Santapogue students

Santapogue Elementary School in the West Babylon School District welcomed back students on Wed., Sept.9. Teachers and administrators are working to make the 2009-2010 school year even more successful than in years past. More...

North Babylon elementary students learn HS science

Three fifth-grade classes from North Babylon’s Marion G. Vedder Elementary School recently visited John Jaeger’s AP biology class at North Babylon High School for a special science lesson. More...

Author entertains Lindenhurst students

Gordon Korman visited Lindenhurst Middle School to speak with sixth-grade students about his writing career. He wrote his first published book, This Can’t Be Happening at MacDonald Hall, as a seventh grade English class assignment. More...