This season, the Florettes took on lyrical dance for the first time. As a team, we dedicated our first competitive lyrical routine to our beloved Mary Jane Morra.  Mary Jane was more than an alumni; she...

It was my first time performing at the faculty basketball game, and I was both excited and nervous! The Florette members have a fun tradition that started last year, where we each pick our favorite teacher...

The boys Varsity Basketball team defeated Wantagh last night at SUNY Farmingdale.  The final score was 61-56.  Next stop Nassau County Class A Finals at Farmingdale State College on Saturday at 4PM...

The Florettes had an incredible and historic 2024-2025 season! These young athletes have poured their hearts into perfecting their routines, spending countless hours at practice, pushing through long rehearsals,...

The Florettes are absolutely crushing it this season! At their first LIDTA competition in December 2024, they snagged 1st place in both Kick and Team Performance, plus 2nd in Lyrical while also performing...

Mrs. Bellinger’s and Mrs. Ciaffone’s 7th grade English classes were invited down to the library to research prominent Black historical figures.  Led by Mrs. Simonofsky, students explored both the...

Congratulations to the Varsity Track and Field Team for their outstanding performance at the County Championships! The boys’ team secured an impressive second place in the county class, showcasing their...

Lights! Camera! ACTION! Do you have a love for the performing arts? An adoration for acting? A “tendency for theatricality,” if you will? If you answered yes to any of the above questions, join the...

Thanksgiving. Celebrated on fourth of Thursday of November in America, it's the time for family, giving thanks, and food. A popular food eaten on Thanksgiving is turkey. Add on some gravy, cranberry sauce,...

Do you like hybrid learning? Well I don’t! As a seventh grader, I was looking forward to playing baseball this year. Thanks to hybrid learning, I can’t. I also can’t see some of my friends. Here...

When the Coronavirus spread like wildfire, schools were required to close down for the safety of the faculty and students. Protocols began late last year, and the students attended remote learning. Every...