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Girls Wrestlers Recognized

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The South Country School District extends its congratulations to ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏÍø High School girls wrestlers Caitlyn Maragioglio and Aaliyah Morrow, who were named to Newsday’s Top 30 Long Island Girls Wrestlers list. Maragioglio, a sophomore, was recognized as a Long Island champion as a freshman who also finished fourth in the state tournament. Morrow, a junior, was honored for placing second in the Long Island championships last season.

Date Added: 12/20/2024

Musicians Shine at Winter Concerts

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Student-musicians across the South Country School District are impressing audiences with their musical talents that are being showcased at winter concerts. The district extends its kudos to the members of the chorus, band and orchestra ensembles for their dedication to music and spectacular performances.

Date Added: 12/18/2024

K-9 dog demonstration

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Fourth grade students at Frank P. Long Intermediate School recently watched a K-9 dog demonstration as part of a Gang Resistance Education program. Students learned about conflict resolution, anti-bullying, drug awareness and more.
 

 

Date Added: 12/18/2024

Top Wrestler Named

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The South Country School District extends its congratulations to ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏÍø High School athlete Camryn Howard, who was named to Newsday’s Top 100 Long Island Boys Wrestlers list. Howard, a freshman, was recognized for securing third place at the state tournament last season at 138 pounds.

Date Added: 12/18/2024

A grinch of a day

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The hearts of Brookhaven Elementary School students in the South Country School District “grew three sizes” as they celebrated Grinch Day on Dec. 13.

During the day, students donning green clothing and hats reading “My heart grew three sizes today” celebrated Dr. Seuss’ cherished character from “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.”

The day’s activities were an opportunity for students to spread kindness, just like the Whos in Whoville. They engaged in various learning experiences that supported English language arts, math and STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) activities.

Date Added: 12/16/2024