A self-driving boat built by two Riverhead High School seniors earned them a place among the top five contestants in second annual Long Island High School Engineering Design Challenge. READ
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Roanoke Avenue Elementary School third-graders found themselves in the spotlight last Tuesday after a nonprofit asked for their feedback on a nationwide movement.
The nonprofit Let Grow filmed an unscripted promotional video in the Roanoke Avenue cafeteria as six students were interviewed by fellow third-grader Maya Sadeli-Weidner. The organization trains kids to be “flexible, creative problem-solvers” through alternative learning programs, according to its website. READ
Approximately 275 police incidents were documented on Riverhead Central School District property in the 2018-19 academic year, according to district officials. (more…)
In a split vote, the Riverhead Board of Education on Tuesday named Greg Meyer as its president and Brian Connelly as its vice president for the 2019-2020 school year. (more…)
Riverhead school district officials approved a $112,000 project that will repair and replace a portion of roofing at Aquebogue Elementary School. (more…)
Breaking from recent tradition, Riverhead High School held its commencement ceremony on a weekday this year. The Class of 2019 celebrated its graduation Wednesday night on the football field after the previous two ceremonies in 2018 and 2017 were forced indoors due to weather. READ
As parents, faculty and community members said goodbye to Aquebogue Elementary School students headed home on their last day of school Wednesday, they also bid farewell to longtime principal Phil Kent. READ
The Riverhead Central School District announced Tuesday through its attorney that reassigned high school principal Charles Regan will seek a hearing following the district’s decision to file disciplinary charges against him. READ