Students from James H. Vernon School brought the message of love and acceptance to the stage when they presented Shrek the Musical, Jr., Nov. 7 and 8. The wildly popular production featured two separate casts, each performing one night, allowing more than 150 students to shine on stage.
First graders at Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School were sworn in as Word Detectives after mastering the techniques it takes to identify words and build their reading skills.
When Oyster Bay High School freshman Matthew Carlinsky led a fundraiser for the school’s chapter of National Junior Honor Society last year, his choice was personal. Now, the organization he fundraised for, the Family Lives On Foundation, is honoring Matthew with its annual “1997 Scholarship Award.”
Music and dance lit up the stage at Oyster Bay High School when the Fine and Performing Arts Department presented the 7th and 8th grade musical revue titled Oyster Bay Celebrates the Movies.
The kindergarten wing at Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School was buzzing with excitement as students and their families took part in the second annual Kindergarten Math Night.
Students throughout the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District are more knowledgeable about living healthy lifestyles after participating in the National Red Ribbon Campaign, Oct. 22-26.
“Theodore Roosevelt” paid a surprise visit to students at Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School, Oct. 26, as part of a school-wide celebration in honor of his birthday.
Learn about the District's upcoming musicals, play and fall community book club as Superintendent of Schools Dr. Laura Seinfeld provides a run down of what's happening this month.
Oyster Bay High School’s Department of Athletics proudly announces its October selections for “Athlete of the Month.” Athletes are selected by their coaches and chosen for exhibiting qualities that make them exemplary role models for their teammates, such as leadership, dedication, attitude, level of improvement, and skill.
The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District continues to be ahead of the curve when it comes to safety and security, according to District administrators. Working with its District Safety Team and the Nassau County Police Department’s Division of Homeland Security, they are moving forward with new measures to keep students and staff safe.
