Goggles and lab coats, bubbling test tubes and scientific examination set the scene for Roosevelt Elementary School’s Second Grade Family Fun Science Night, Feb. 7. The school tradition provides families and their children the opportunity to explore together the science and engineering activities that are taught in the classroom.
Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School teacher Mr. Brian Agostini was named a 2020 Bright Lights honoree by the Association of Suffolk Supervisors for Educational Technologies (ASSET) in recognition of his leadership in educational technology.
James H. Vernon School 3rd graders were on top of their game when they competed in the 7th Annual Multiplication Super Bowl. The school tradition, which aligns with the biggest game in football, builds excitement for math and encourages students to memorize their facts as classes participate in a friendly race for the championship title.
Oyster Bay High School mathematics teacher Ms. Andrea Breun and choral director Dr. Meagan Dissinger were named National Board Certified Teachers, the highest certification one can achieve in K-12 education.
Five Oyster Bay High School students won awards at the 17th Annual Emerging Leaders Business Competition sponsored by the Huntington Chamber of Commerce.
Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School students learned how to stand up to bullying when Port Jefferson’s Theater Three Broadway on Main Street presented an original musical “Stand Up! Stand Out! The Bullying Project.”
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Laura Seinfeld sits down with students who attended the 10th grade college trip to see what advice they could share with their peers and with families about preparing for college.
“No excuses.” That’s the motto of motivational speaker, wrestler and American Paralympian Rohan Mario Murphy who inspired students at James H. Vernon School with his story of self-determination and perseverance.
Sixth-grade students at James H. Vernon School challenged their knowledge of places around the globe when they participated in a preliminary round of the National Geographic Geography (Geo) Bee, Jan. 24.
James H. Vernon students gave families and staff plenty of food for thought when they presented their independent study projects during the Winter Atlantis Symposium.
Oyster Bay High School seniors Jacqueline Romanelli and Gregory Wulffen Jr. were named recipients of the 2019-20 Physical Education Outstanding Student Award presented by the Nassau Zone of New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.
Badminton Meeting, Feb. 24
There will be a mandatory JV and varsity Badminton meeting, Monday, Feb. 24 at 2:30 in the upper gym lobby.
Sign Up for Class of 2022 Badminton Tournament
Attention sports fans and badminton lovers of all levels! The Class of 2022 is hosting the first-ever BAYminton doubles tournament on Friday, Feb. 28 at 5 pm. Individuals can enter for $5 and two-person teams can enter for $10. Scan the QR code on the fliers to sign up or see Coach Wink, Monsieur Heusner, or Ellie Gallo for more information. Don't miss your chance to be the first-ever Oyster BAYminton champion!
Boys Varsity Tennis Meeting, March 5
There will be a boys varsity tennis meeting Thursday, March 5, at 2:45 in the upper gym lobby. anyone interested in joining the team should attend.
