Select a School...
The next SEPTA Meeting is Tuesday, Oct. 24
Oyster Bay High School’s Department of Fine and Performing Arts is proud to debut its first fall drama, Romeo & Juliet, on Friday, Oct. 27 at 7 p.m. in the Vernon School gymnasium.
In recognition of School Board Recognition Week, Oct. 23-27, the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District Board of Education was “sweetly” thanked for their service and commitment to the children of the district during its Board of Education meeting on Oct. 17.
More than 40 Oyster Bay High School students donned their sneakers and pink sweatshirts to help fight cancer when they walked as a team in the annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer 5K Walk at Jones Beach, Oct. 16.
During a magical night of celebration and new opportunities for success, the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District Board of Education, staff, students and parents came together to mark a new era in education.
There were poms-poms, cheers, applause and a great sense of pride as students and staff at James H. Vernon Elementary School filled the gymnasium to celebrate its first Town Meeting, Oct. 6.
Four Oyster Bay High School seniors set a new record for the district and raised the bar on student achievement when they were recognized with honors from the 63rd annual National Merit Scholarship Program.
Education is a family business for Christopher Elsesser, Oyster Bay High School’s new assistant principal. Formerly a secondary assistant principal in the Smithtown Central School District, Mr. Elsesser has close relatives who teach or have taught at the elementary and high school levels in Long Island districts, so it seemed natural for him to take a similar path.
With new and exciting events taking place in the district, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Laura Seinfeld continues to meet with students and address the community to keep you informed.
A former U. S. Army combat medical specialist, a flutist, a former TV producer, and a design and research specialist who just earned her doctorate in education are among the nine educators who joined the district in full-time teaching positions.
