District Announcements/News

  • Science Students Immersed in Summer Research

    Every summer, students from Seaford High School’s science research classes connect with professionals in a variety of scientific fields through college-sponsored programs, internships and other volunteer work. Although the COVID-19 pandemic halted in-person research opportunities this summer, students were able to explore their curiosities through digital means.

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  • Seaford Runner Earns National Recognition in Essay Contest

    Running and writing are two passions for Seaford High School senior Sarah Keane, and by combining those interests, she earned national recognition in a contest hosted by one of her favorite athletes.

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  • A Safe Return to School in Seaford

    Students stepped foot in Seaford’s four schools for the first time since mid-March as the 2020-21 school year opened on Sept. 8. But, as life during the COVID-19 pandemic has been a little bit different, so was the reopening of school.

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  • Seaford’s Patriot Award is Pride for Five

    Five Seaford High School graduates were recognized for their service, commitment and character with the Patriot Award, presented by the Seaford 9/11 Memorial Committee. Erica Albert, Matt Karounos, Jessica Kofod, Logan Masters and Chris Surace were recognized during the Aug. 6 graduation ceremonies on the school’s front lawn.

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  • Class of 2020 is Rewarded for Perseverance

    “If you’re a big fan of graduations, then great news, there’s four of them this year,” Seaford High School valedictorian Jason Linzer said to his classmates and their guests, noting the unusual circumstances for the Class of 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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  • Vikings Excel in Academics and Athletics

    Seaford High School has been named a Scholar-Athlete School of Excellence for its high level of academic achievement among student-athletes. It was one of 140 schools in the state to receive this recognition from the New York State Public High School Athletic Association.

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  • Students Look to the Future During College Awareness Week

    Seaford High School’s annual college awareness celebration, typically one day in early May in which seniors wear shirts representing the colleges they will attend, was expanded to a full week this year and also moved online due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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  • Experienced Accountant is Seaford’s New Business Chief

    After nearly three decades assisting school districts across Long Island with their auditing needs, Rhonda Meserole is moving to the other side of the desk. She is the new assistant superintendent for business and operations in the Seaford School District.

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  • Sophomore Trio Attend Virtual Leadership Conference

    Students leaders are an integral part of a school community, especially at Seaford High School where their thoughts and idea are valued. Each year, a small group of sophomores is invited to the attend the Hugh O’Brian Youth leadership program, commonly known as HOBY.

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  • Moving-up Motorcades for Seaford Fifth Graders

    Middle school will be the next stop for recent graduates of Seaford Harbor and Seaford Manor elementary schools, who were recognized at a pair of unique moving-up ceremonies. The COVID-19 pandemic meant that students and their families couldn’t gather together in the high school auditorium, but instead the two elementary buildings served as backdrops for the outdoor celebrations.

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