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The annual Northport High School Extracurricular Awards were a showcase of the many varied interests and talents of the Class of 2023. Teachers and administrators across music, art, athletics, technology, math, business, law, language and more recognized dozens of seniors who have gone above and beyond in their contributions to the school community and spirit.
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As National Honor Society officers, Ava Mir, Charlotte Bingham and Sam Rosenfeld-McMahon have spent countless hours supporting events and activities behind the scenes. Along with their fellow society members, they have been the quiet forces behind the St. Baldrick’s Day “Brave the Shave” event, Best Buddy Friendship Ball, Miss Minnie’s Toy Drives, freshman orientation and […]
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South Huntington Residents Approve 2023-2024 School Budget
South Huntington, NY – Residents in the South Huntington School District today approved the budget for the 2023-2024 school year. The vote tallies are as follows:
Proposition No. 1 (Budget): PASSED
YES: 824
NO: 318
And we had two candidates running for two BOE seats.
Andrew Bronson and Sidney Joyner were each elected to […]
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The Harborfields Central School District’s 2023-2024 budget passed on May 16, with residents casting 1,273 yes votes to 286 no votes. The district thanks the community for voting.
For the Board of Education’s two open seats, currently held by incumbent President Christopher Kelly and member David Steinberg, Kelly received 1,146 votes, Steinberg received 1,085 votes, Meghan Grote Shear received 356 […]
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The Northport-East Northport school budget has passed. Please see the below results, as well as Board of Education trustee election results.
Proposition #1: 23-24 Budget: Passes
YES – 1,839
NO- 1,315
Proposition #2: Capital Expenditures: Passes
YES- 2,449
NO- 693
Board of Education: 2 seats
Donna McNaughton (incumbent, elected): 2,275
David Badanes (incumbent, elected): 2,174
Amanda Cascio: 1,147
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The Elwood School District’s 2023-2024 budget passed on May 16,2023 with residents casting 1,278 yes votes to 508 no votes.
Proposition 2, for the use of capital reserves, passed by a vote of 1,473 to 349.
The district thanks the community for voting.
For the Board of Education’s two open seats, currently held by incumbent members Tom Scarola and Sara Siddiqui, Scarola […]
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Elwood-John H. Glenn High School senior Mario Bento has received the Golden Eleven award from the National Football Foundation’s James C. Metzger Suffolk County Chapter, recognizing excellence in both academics and football. Bento and his fellow honorees were presented with their awards on April 30, 2023 at the NFF Scholar-Athlete Awards Brunch at the Marriott […]
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The superb scope of student talents was on full display at Elwood’s annual Festival of the Arts, held April 19 at the Elwood-John H. Glenn High School Performing Arts Center. Alongside a lavish art exhibit of work by John Glenn students, curated by teachers Amy Lindenbaum and Michael Marino, the evening featured a spectacular concert […]
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The Harborfields Central School District’s thriving art and music programs were highlighted at the board of education meeting on April 19.
First up was a live performance of an excerpt of Harborfields High School musical “Newsies,” featuring a showcase number from the entire theater company and pit orchestra. This was followed by an appearance by […]
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Elwood-John H. Glenn High School’s National Art Honor Society held its induction ceremony in the school cafeteria on April 19, 2023 recognizing the school’s hardworking and talented student-artists. After a welcome from NAHS adviser Amy Lindenbaum, Vice President Sabrina Siddiqui lit the ceremonial candles in the primary colors of red, yellow and blue, and President […]
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