Student artwork lined the Oyster Bay High School Library as more than 25 students who had their artwork selected for prestigious visual arts exhibitions throughout Long Island were recognized by the Board of Education, April 17.
Family and friends were transported back to colonial times when they visited the fourth-grade classrooms at Vernon School. Students dressed as colonists, soldiers and important historical figures, celebrated the culmination of their studies on the American Revolution.
Oyster Bay High School junior Shania Kuo made history for the District when she took first place at the National History Day Regional Competition at Hofstra University. Shania, who competed for the first time with four other classmates, was first in the “Paper Division” for her paper on “Mao’s Decision to Intervene in Korea.”
The luck of the Irish was with Roosevelt Elementary School second graders when they performed a Reader’s Theater with a St. Patrick’s Day theme. The performance, presented just before spring recess by Ms. Kristina Kolb’s and Ms. Jessica Paladino’s class, culminated with some Irish folk dancing that had the audience clapping to the music.
Roosevelt Elementary School students were reading detectives for three weeks, breaking clues and solving mysteries with books, during its recent Pick a Reading Partner (PARP) Campaign, “On the Case for a Good Book.”
Dressed as pharaohs, queens and other historical figures in ancient history, sixth graders at James H. Vernon School were full of excitement as they presented a showcase of Ancient Civilizations in their classrooms for family and friends.
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Laura Seinfeld discusses the upcoming school budget vote on May 15 and features some of our high school students who set new milestones in academics as well as in athletics through the opportunities they have experienced at Oyster Bay High School.
Oyster Bay High School junior Jason Hom set a milestone for the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District when he took second place in his group at THE 2018 Al Kalfus Long Island Math Fair at Hofstra University, March 9.
LEGO Robotics
LEGO Robotics Club will meet every Thursday after school in room 208.
Countdown to College
Register for the Countdown to College session for students in grades 8-12. The session takes place on Sat., April 21, from 1:30-2:30 in OBHS Library. The session will provide a step-by-step guide to navigating high school and maximizing college acceptance odds. Click here to view flyer
