Oyster Bay High School students and staff came together to honor local veterans and active military personnel during the school’s 4th annual Veterans Day Field of Honor ceremony, Nov. 8.
America’s favorite orphan came to life on the James H. Vernon School stage during two rousing performances of Annie Jr., Nov. 8 and 9. The highly popular musical featured two separate casts, each performing one night, giving more than 150 students the opportunity to shine on stage.
Ukuleles, hibiscus leis and shaved ices set the stage for a classic tale with a Hawaiian twist when Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School 2nd graders in Ms. Alison Skoczdopole’s class presented The Three Little Hawaiian Pigs and The Magic Shark by Donivee Martin Laird.
Oyster Bay High School’s business students captured third place at the regional Virtual Enterprises International Business and Entrepreneurial Leadership Conference at Long Island University (LIU) Post, Oct. 25, proving their entrepreneurial chops against nearly 80 high schools throughout Long Island.
Show-stopping numbers from the Great White Way came to Oyster Bay High School, Nov. 1, when the Fine and Performing Arts Department presented the middle level musical revue, "Broadway in Oyster Bay."
Just before the crowd swells for the Homecoming Parade and Baymen pride showers the streets in purple in gold, an historic yet intimate celebration takes place every other year in the gymnasium of Oyster Bay High School. There, just beyond a 360-degree shrine of athletic greatness dating back to the early1900s, the Oyster Bay High School Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony takes place.
In this month's video, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Laura Seinfeld highlights the many events taking place in the District, from our Field of Honor ceremony to Dr. Seinfeld's Community Book Club to our three theatrical performances. Watch this video to get a rundown of these events as well as a sneak peek of our student performances!
There was stacking, smashing, counting, and crafting all in the name of mathematics as students and their families participated in the third annual Kindergarten Math Night at Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School.
Lessons on making positive choices and living healthy lifestyles took place throughout the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District in support of Red Ribbon Week, Oct. 21-25. The national campaign, launched by the non-profit organization National Family Partnership, heightens awareness about the dangers of destructive behaviors and the importance of making good decisions.
Oyster Bay High School seniors Aavi Gupta and Julia Cutajar have more than one thing in common: both hold perfect attendance records, love competing in Mathletes, and are leaders among their peers. Now they share another commonality that is undoubtedly the crowning moment of their high school careers. Aavi and Julia were named valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively, of the Class of 2020.
