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Four More to Play Collegiate Sports
Four Oyster Bay High School senior-athletes were recognized for committing to collegiate sports teams during two separate ceremonies before family members, coaches and staff.
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OBHS Hosts 4th Annual Science Symposium
Oyster Bay High School presented its 4th annual Science Research Symposium, celebrating the achievements of the District’s most passionate young scientists.
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Vernon 3rd Graders Create Biography E-Books
As a way to bring their learning to life in a safe, yet immersive way, Vernon third graders created biography research e-books using Book Creator in lieu of the traditional third-grade Biography Wax Museum this year.
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Dr. Pesqueira Named Social Studies Supervisor of the Year
Dr. Joseph Pesqueira, K-12 Supervisor for Social Studies, Career Technologies, and Service Learning for the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District, has been named Outstanding Social Studies Supervisor of the Year by the Long Island Council for the Social Studies (LICSS).
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Mr. Soper is Social Studies Teacher of the Year
Oyster Bay High School social studies teacher Mr. Brian Soper, of Garden City, was named Outstanding High School Social Studies Teacher of the Year by the Long Island Council for the Social Studies (LICSS). The award recognizes teachers who have demonstrated effective and inspiring social studies teaching, including the ability to convey the importance and vitality of social studies to high school students.
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Vernon Student Pens Winning Essay
James H. Vernon School third-grader Kiara Altamirano is well-versed when it comes to animals and saving the planet. The Humane Society of New York has just named her a winner in the 2021 humane essay contest.
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They're Champions of Character
In one of the most inspiring events of the school year, 14 Oyster Bay High School students were recognized by faculty and staff members for exemplary character — making them outstanding role models for their peers — during the seventh annual Breakfast of Champions Character Recognition Program, May 26.
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OBEN Spotlights Mental Health & Better Speech and Hearing Month
Recognizing that the pandemic has put an emotional strain on many, the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District is taking special care to spotlight the importance of mental and behavioral health by hosting several events that support Mental Health Awareness Month as well as Better Speech and Hearing Awareness Month.
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Vernon Musical Pays Homage to Disney Favorites
Students from James H. Vernon School filled the stage with Disney classics when they presented Vernon’s Magical Musical Revue on May 14 and 15. The highly popular production featured two separate casts, each performing one night, allowing the opportunity for more students to participate, and livestreamed for audiences to stay within health and safety guidelines.
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OBEN Appoints Deputy Superintendent
The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District has appointed Ms. Maureen Raynor as Deputy Superintendent, effective June 1.
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OBHS Freshman Wins NJHS Outstanding Achievement Award
Oyster Bay High School freshman Ania Kelly was named a recipient of the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) Outstanding Achievement Award. She is one of 500 exceptional NJHS members and among 36 in New York State to earn the honor.
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OBHS 'Declaration Day' Celebrates College Choices
Oyster Bay High School was full of spirit and excitement as seniors and staff celebrated “Declaration Day” to mark the college commitment deadline of May 1.
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OBHS Celebrates 'Athletes of the Month'
Oyster Bay High School’s Department of Athletics proudly announced its selections for “Athlete of the Month,” which comprises the fall teams of the modified athletic schedule this year.
