On Nov. 7 and 8, the Northport High School Powdered Wigs delighted audiences with a heartwarming production of Charlotte’s Web, directed by Cristen Salisbury with tech direction by Bill Ayasse. The show brought the beloved tale of friendship, loyalty and perseverance to the stage with creativity and charm.

Date Added: 11/19/2024

On Friday, Nov. 8, student representatives from Unified Athletics and Best Buddies attended the 3rd Annual Special Olympics Suffolk County Unified Youth Summit. Students participated in a variety of team-building activities while learning about different school district’s initiatives to promote Unified Athletics and inclusive opportunities for students. Northport students also presented on how Unified Athletics has improved their lives. 

Representatives from the Special Olympics thanked the Northport-East Northport Union Free School District for spearheading these opportunities for students, leading to an increase in other districts participating in all components of the Special Olympics Unified Championship School program. 

 

Date Added: 11/18/2024

In a deliciously creative project, students in Ms. Mateyunas's Home and Careers class at East Northport Middle School recently dove into the world of culinary entrepreneurship by designing their own food trucks! 

Each student crafted a unique concept, complete with a catchy name, logo and a menu that reflected their culinary vision. To showcase their hard work, students brought in samples of the dishes they created at home, allowing everyone to experience the flavors of their imaginative food trucks. 

This hands-on project not only encouraged creativity and teamwork, but also helped students develop valuable skills in planning and presentation. 

 

Date Added: 11/15/2024

The annual Revolutionary War reenactment recently visited students at Northport Middle School and East Northport Middle School where they had a look back in time to what life was like during the 1700’s.

Members of war reenactment group Boots and Saddles visited Northport Middle School and arranged six stations, with groups of students rotating between them. Students learned about both the American and British perspectives on the war.

A highlight of the day included learning how to prepare the replica canon, with students racing to see who could complete the process the fastest.

Date Added: 11/15/2024