Leah Leonard, ENL teacher at Southold Elementary School, stands in front of about 20 Spanish-speaking parents in the school cafeteria. Their children are seated at a separate table in the back of the room, scribbling wildly on Christmas-themed coloring pages and chatting with their peers in Spanish.
Fellow ENL teacher Christopher Ruggi pulls up a website, Raz-Kids, on the projector pointed behind Ms. Leonard. Speaking Spanish, she tells the audience in that it’s time to begin. READ
The library media center, robotics room, technology lab and television broadcast studio at Southold High School underwent major renovations this academic year, in a $9.7 million project the district initiated last summer. READ
Next year, the Broadcast Awards for Senior High, an annual ceremony honoring budding multimedia journalists created by Southold High School faculty, will move to Brookhaven Town to accommodate more students across Nassau and Suffolk counties.
The 2019 BASH ceremony will be co-hosted by Stony Brook University’s School of Journalism and held on the college campus May 3. READ
My name is Eric Kehl and I work for the Southold School District as the audio/visual specialist here. I started here about 11 years ago.
I was a graduate of Southold High School in 2007 and then I came back about a year and half later when the previous person who held this position retired, and I was his protégé too. I was his student helping him out and now the roles have changed so I have students helping me. READ
Southold Junior-Senior High
HIGH HONOR ROLL
Grade 12: Brooke Averette, Parker Bakowski, Katie Baumann, Hayley Brigham, Charles Campbell, Sean Conway, Zachary Grathwohl, Grace Jeffrey, Kathryn Jernick, Jack Koslosky, Michael Krause, Ann Lincoln, Annette Newman, Kai Obinata, Jared Palumbo, Hannah Sutton, Justin Tobin, Victoria Tondo.
Grade 11: Sabrina Basel, Jonathan Baumann, Bryanna Bay, Eric Connolly, Patrick Connolly, Olivia Daddona, Caitria Demeroto, Gabriella Drumm, Samantha Dunne, Max Kruszeski, Marie Mullen, Jake Okula, Joseph Owens, Emiliann Palermo, Olivia Saccamano, Dante Tramontana, Michael Wineberger.
Grade 10: Walter (Cole) Brigham IV, Jacquelyn Constantine, William Dickerson, Vanessa Garcia Chicas, Elizabeth Jernick, Kathryn Kilcommons, Olivia Lynch, Julia Mejsak, Jessica Mele, Simon Mraz, Ella Neese, Anna Yao Reilly, Steven Russell, Kaitlin Tobin, Rhian Tramontana, Nicholas Vicinanza.
Grade 9: Patrick Allen, Grace Brodarick, Andrew Clausen, Gabriela Contreras, Hanna DeSimone, Danielle Henry, Brook Howard, Julia Jaklevic, Ethan Magnuson, Kelli McHugh, Sandra Mejia Lopez, Matthew Mullen, Annamaria Napolitano, Samuel Owens, Diana Puluc Curup, Juliet Rand, Magda Rodriguez, Kaia Rothman, Bianca Secaida, Tamara Vidal Vanegas, Benjamin Ward.
Grade 8: Eleanora Alloway, Angel Grace Almedilla, Annie Antonucci, Landon Bennett, Angelina Bokina, Nikolas Cartselos, Naomi Cichanowicz, Robert Cooper, Robert Corazzini III, Emma DeTour, Lane Dominy, Brendan Duffy, Jacob Feeney, Victoria Feeney, Gavin Fredricks, Melissa Grzegorczyk, Evelyn Helinski, Anthony Jimenez Euceda, Calvin Karsten, Conor Kilcommons, Tate Klipstein, Camryn Koke, Natalie Kopala, Kenny Lin, Jonathan Lopez, Aleah Martin, Isaiah Mraz, Jack Murray, David Okula Jr., Ryan Palumbo, Isabelle Penny, Jack Reilly, Katie Russell, Matthew Schill, Jacob Volosik, Connor Wilinski, Gabriella Zaffino.
Grade 7: Joanna Anderson, Emily Baumann, Malena Bendik, Noah Benson, Noah Berry, Gabriella Bifulco, Danna Duarte Giron, Luke Gibbs, Nathaniel Girzadas, Jack Goscinski, Erin Hoyt, Travis Keller, Brendan Kilcommons, Jessica Latham, Ella Luhrs, Francesca Lynch, Hunter Magnuson, Anna McCarthy, Brienna McFarland, Matthew Molnar, Jaden Olsen, Pablo Palencia Sandoval, Camille Ramone, Violet Rand, Mei Reilly, Jeniffer Serrano Campos, Jay Tramontana, Karly Ward.
HONOR ROLL
Grade 12: Charlotte Allen, Ashley Bishop, William Burns, Ryan Herrmann, Ashley Hilary, Katherine Jarvis, Julia Kujawski, Matthew McAllister, Mathew Nguyen, Lucie Showalter, Kathryn Stahl, Dominika Steskal.
Grade 11: Jack Antonucci, Deandray Cain, Michael Chacon Munoz, Tyler DeFrese, Robert Elliston, Van Karsten, Anakin Mignone, Marco Palencia Sandoval, Katherine Tasca, Ethan Vandenburgh.
Grade 10: Jack Cosmadelis, James Hoyt, Kate Jones, Felecia Kayel, Kenneth Latham, Andrea Palencia Villavicencio, Maximilian Pasko, Stephen Schill, Julia Vicinanza, Emma Whittington-Quarty.
Grade 9: Ryan Deerkoski, Nicolas Diaz, Jack Giovanniello, Carlos Gomez, Caroline Koslosky, Jaishaun McRae-Carden, Alexis Merino Fernandez, Matthew Messana, Stephen Palermo, Sophia Small, Ania Smith, Reese Thompson, Samantha Tondo.
Grade 8: Can (John) Altintoprak, Katherin Alvarenga Garcia, Thomas Cardi, Mitchell Elliston, Dominick Giovanniello, Michael Innamorato, Jr., Alyssa Kollen, Angela Kollen, Tate Neese, Ava Silvestro, Hannah Taggart.
Grade 7: Adriana Argueta Gutierrez, Quincy Brigham, Lexandra Davis, Robert Doering, Kaitlyn Duffy, Holly Escalante Caravante, Cayla Harley-Hardnett, Benjamin Jernick, Brendan Mullen, Jack Owens, Cesar Palacios, Maya Reilly, Sara Serrano, Nathalie Steskal, Megan Tobin.
COMMENDED STUDENTS
Rachel Garms, Ashley Lang, Michael McFarland, Adonis Rodriguez Lima.
The Southold High School Class of 2018 celebrated its graduation Saturday with its commencement ceremony.
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A delegation from Peconic Bay Medical Center arrived at Southold Elementary School Monday afternoon with a sneaky plan.
The ruse was this: Hospital officials told the school they were conducting a site visit to help them decide among several schools that might win new fitness equipment through PBMC’s sponsorship with Project Fit America. READ
Southold High School will have a new principal next month.
Terence Rusch, currently an assistant principal at Division Avenue High School in the Levittown School District, will begin his new position July 1. He will replace current principal William Galati, who has been appointed principal at George W. Hewlett High School in Nassau County. READ
Sounds of an antique tractor filled the air at the Southold Elementary School playground Wednesday morning. Cheers and claps grew louder as the tractor (on loan from Suffolk County Legislator Al Krupski) began pulling a large blue tarp to unveil a replica of a Mother Goose shoe underneath. READ
The Southold School District brought students out, dressed in red and white to show their Settlers pride, at a ribbon cutting for the high school’s new track and athletic complex Tuesday morning. READ
