Times Review Media Group honored five student journalists representing each high school in the coverage area with scholarships at a ceremony Thursday night. READ
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The Southold High School Class of 2019 celebrated its graduation Saturday morning with its commencement ceremony in the auditorium. (more…)
An accidental switching of competitors’ scores during the National Academic Association’s recent academic bowl cost Southold High School’s junior-varsity quiz team a spot in the playoffs, a representative from NAA said.
After 20 years as founder and adviser to Southold’s JV and varsity academic quiz teams, teacher Ivan Santiago finally saw one of them qualify for nationals. (more…)
Last Friday began like so many other days in the past year for Dylan Newman. He woke up, his nurse came to administer his chemotherapy, he showered and then headed off to school. The difference this Friday was that the 15-year-old had successfully completed his final round of a 53-week chemotherapy regimen. READ
A pair of North Fork high school students took home Teeny Awards Sunday, given each year to the best in East End student theater. READ
Nominees for the 17th annual Teeny Awards, which showcase the best in local high school theater, were announced this past weekend.
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After once again making it to the FIRST Robotics World Championship, the Southold/Greenport robotics team, R.I.C.E. 870, earned a semifinalist rank for the second year in a row.
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Build a track and they will come.
That’s exactly what has happened to the Southold/Greenport high school boys and girls track and field teams. “They built it and the kids came,” said Karl Himmelmann, the coach overseeing both teams in this landmark season. READ
The Southold Junior Senior High School Drama Club presented the ABBA musical “Mamma Mia!” over the weekend in the district auditorium. The show, based on music by ABBA and the 2008 movie of the same name, was directed by Jessica Ellwood and Casey Rooney, with musical direction by Kelli Baumann.
After spending a semester studying and researching in Madagascar in 2017, Southold native Mary Bertschi couldn’t shake what she saw there.
While based at the Centre ValBio, a research center near Ranomafana National Park, Ms. Bertschi, 22, spent time living in several nearby villages. “I got to see firsthand the effects of not having clean water,” she said during an interview in between classes at Stony Brook University Monday. READ