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Huntington School District voters will go to the polls this Tuesday, May 21, 2013, to cast ballots on the proposed school budget for 2013/14 and two capital reserve fund propositions and to elect two members to the board of education. Voting will be held at Huntington High School from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Continue reading Huntington School District Vote is Tuesday, May 21 In 1974, the federal government gave the Town of Huntington three acres that became the Veterans Nature Study Area, with the requirement that the site be used for educational purposes. Several years ago, the site was closed after it was learned that the Veterans Administration Hospital had used the site as a dumping ground Continue reading Huntington Reopens Veterans Nature Study Area Four candidates will be on the ballot when Huntington School District residents go to the polls on Tuesday, May 21 to fill two seats on the seven-member Huntington School Board. Voting will be held at Huntington High School from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Deniqua Crichlow, William P. Dwyer, Bari Fehrs and Jennifer Mosden Continue reading Four Huntington BOE Candidates to Fill Two Seats on May 21
A new set of rankings compiled by The Washington Post puts Huntington High School in the top three percent of all public high schools in the United States and among the best in the state. Huntington is ranked 62nd in the state Continue reading Huntington High School Ranks in Top Three Percent Nationally Last night, in addition to the adopted budget, the Board of Education approved the following Start/End times for all schools in Huntington School District #3 for next year, 2013-2014: Huntington High School – 7:30AM-2:20PM J.T. Finley Middle School – 8:05 AM-2:55 PM Woodhull Intermediate – 8:45 AM-3:05 PM Flower Hill Primary – 9:20 AM-3:40 Continue reading Huntington School District 3 Start/End Times For 2013-2014 The Huntington Board of Education (BOE) adopted a $114-million budget last night on a 5-2 vote with BOE president Emily Rogan and trustees Tom DiGiacomo, Adam Spector, Jen Hebert and Xavier Palacios voting for it and board vice president John Paci III and trustee Richard McGrath voted against it. Superintendent James W. Polansky offered two slightly Continue reading Huntington BOE Adopts Budget
Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Many Children Not Taking Part In State Testing Next Week Members of Long Island’s Assembly Republican Delegation will hold a rally with parents and teachers at Walt Whitman High School, along with the heads of Nassau and Suffolk’s School Superintendent’s and School Board’s Associations, to demand that Governor Cuomo give Long Island students their fare share of school aid. The delegation has Continue reading Rally Tomorrow to Demand Fair Share of Education Funding for LI Students |
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