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    • Dr. Pesqueira Named Social Studies Supervisor of the Year

      Dr. Joseph Pesqueira, K-12 Supervisor for Social Studies, Career Technologies, and Service Learning for the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District, has been named Outstanding Social Studies Supervisor of the Year by the Long Island Council for the Social Studies (LICSS).

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    • Mr. Soper is Social Studies Teacher of the Year

      Oyster Bay High School social studies teacher Mr. Brian Soper, of Garden City, was named Outstanding High School Social Studies Teacher of the Year by the Long Island Council for the Social Studies (LICSS). The award recognizes teachers who have demonstrated effective and inspiring social studies teaching, including the ability to convey the importance and vitality of social studies to high school students.

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    • They're Champions of Character

      In one of the most inspiring events of the school year, 14 Oyster Bay High School students were recognized by faculty and staff members for exemplary character — making them outstanding role models for their peers — during the seventh annual Breakfast of Champions Character Recognition Program, May 26.

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    • OBEN Spotlights Mental Health & Better Speech and Hearing Month

      Recognizing that the pandemic has put an emotional strain on many, the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District is taking special care to spotlight the importance of mental and behavioral health by hosting several events that support Mental Health Awareness Month as well as Better Speech and Hearing Awareness Month.

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    • OBEN Appoints Deputy Superintendent

      The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District has appointed Ms. Maureen Raynor as Deputy Superintendent, effective June 1.

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    • OBHS Freshman Wins NJHS Outstanding Achievement Award

      Oyster Bay High School freshman Ania Kelly was named a recipient of the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) Outstanding Achievement Award. She is one of 500 exceptional NJHS members and among 36 in New York State to earn the honor.

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    • OBHS 'Declaration Day' Celebrates College Choices

      Oyster Bay High School was full of spirit and excitement as seniors and staff celebrated “Declaration Day” to mark the college commitment deadline of May 1.

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    • OBHS Celebrates 'Athletes of the Month'

      Oyster Bay High School’s Department of Athletics proudly announced its selections for “Athlete of the Month,” which comprises the fall teams of the modified athletic schedule this year.

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    • OBHS Ranks High on National 'Best High Schools' List

      Oyster Bay High School ranks among the top public high schools in the nation, according to an annual report released by U.S. News & World Report.

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    • OBHS Senior Awarded for Science Research

      Oyster Bay High School senior Brianna Baugh was awarded “Best Use of International Systems Units” at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair (LISEF), raising the bar for Oyster Bay’s science research program another notch.

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    • He's Headed for Collegiate Sports

      Oyster Bay High School track and cross country athlete Riley Keffer has committed to competing at the collegiate level. Riley will head to New Jersey in the fall to wear the blue and gold for the Georgian Court University Lions.

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    • OBEN Tops PSEG PSA Contest

      Students in the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District know what it takes to deliver an effective public service announcement (PSA). Eighth-grade students James Catania and Jose Velasquez, and fifth-grade students Skyler Placella and Abigail Rudnet were top 10 winners in the PSEG Long Island I Am EM-Powered PSA Contest.

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    • OBEN Student's Artwork in Virtual All-County Exhibit

      Fifteen students from the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District have their artwork on display at the Art Supervisors Association's (ASA) 2021 Nassau All-County Art Exhibition. The event, held virtually this year through June, showcases the talent of more than 1,200 students from kindergarten through grade 12 who have demonstrated excellence in a wide variety of two-dimensional visual art forms including drawing, painting, printmaking, computer graphics and photograph

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    • OBHS Among Top NYS Public High Schools

      Oyster Bay High School ranks among the top 10 high schools in New York State and the top five on Long Island, according to the study, “2021’s Best Public Schools in New York State” released by WalletHub, a personal finance platform for tools and resources.

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    • Third Teacher Earns National Board Certification

      Oyster Bay High School mathematics teacher Mr. David Lazar has earned National Board Certification, the highest certification one can achieve in K-12 education. He is the third teacher in the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District to achieve the advanced credential and among only three percent of teachers nationwide who are recognized as meeting the highest standards of the profession.

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    • Vote for the Student Council Executive Board! 

      Make your Voice Heard! All students from 8-11 grade are encouraged to Vote.

      Click here to make your selections.

      To learn more about the candidates, please visit the bulletin board by the cafeteria.

      There you will find pictures and candidacy statements.

      Last day to vote is June 15th.

       
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