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Two smiling women stand behind a group of five young children in front of a projection screen displaying classroom rules.

The first social and emotional learning presentation of the year focused on creating a positive learning community at Seaford Manor Elementary School. Throughout September, social worker Jennifer DeMieri and psychologist Lindsay Friedman met with each grade level for meaningful dialogue with students. 

  • Manor
Text announcing "2026 AMLE School of Distinction" and "Seaford Middle School" with a school logo and AMLE branding set against a white background with teal and gold curved accents.

The Seaford School District is proud to announce that The Association for Middle Level Education has named Seaford Middle School as a 2026 School of Distinction. Only 39 schools internationally received this designation this year, including three on Long Island.  

  • Middle School
A drum major in white pants and a green jacket leads a marching band playing clarinets on a grassy field with American flags and trees in the background.

From the large American flag draped from a Seaford Fire Department ladder truck to the field of flags on the front lawn to the miniature flags clutched in hands, there was a strong showing of unity and patriotism at Seaford High School on Sept. 11 as more than 1,000 people came together to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.  

  • High School
Six students stand in a classroom holding "Welcome Back School" signs, with a whiteboard and posters visible in the background.

August turned into September, and that meant the start of a new school year in Seaford. More than 2,100 students arrived on the morning of Sept. 1 at the high school, middle school and two elementary schools, ready for a year of learning ahead. 

  • Harbor
  • High School
  • Manor
  • Middle School