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Oyster Bay High School Class of 2026 Achieves High Graduation Rate and Navigates Competitive College Admissions Successfully
The presentation on the Class of 2026 and college updates revealed significant achievements in student success. The district is on track for a 98% graduation rate for the Class of 2026, attributed to early intervention, family partnerships, and individualized support. In college admissions, despite a turbulent cycle nationwide, Oyster Bay High School seniors demonstrated exceptional resilience, with 94% submitting applications by December 1st, 76% applying early action, and 66% pursuing early decision or priority deadlines. Notably, 100% of college applicants applied to at least one four-year college, a first in five years. The counseling department's personalized guidance and strategic approach are credited for these successes, ensuring students are prepared for college and career pathways. One graduating student has enlisted in the U.S. Marines.
Enhancements Planned for High School Turf Field Spectator Area Using Unspent Bond Proceeds
The board discussed and is moving forward with plans to enhance the spectator area adjacent to the high school turf field by constructing a seating wall and gathering space, similar to the existing terrazza. This project falls within the scope of the voter-approved bond referendum. The allocated funds for this enhancement will come from unspent bond proceeds, totaling $190,000 from the July 2025 bond issuance. The project aims to provide proper seating, maintain the field's condition by redirecting spectators, and improve safety for those viewing events. The design team will prepare bid specifications, and the project is expected to commence immediately, with work potentially starting over the summer for completion around September.
Oyster Bay Baseball Team Wins Nassau County Championship After Historic Season
The Oyster Bay varsity baseball program achieved a significant milestone by winning the Nassau County Class B county championship, their first since 2015, after securing a league title for the fourth consecutive year. The team's success was marked by a 14-game winning streak. Key player achievements included two no-hitters by Nick Von Bargen, who was named Nassau County Class B Pitcher of the Year, and Chase Lordi surpassing 100 career hits. The county championship was won in a 13-inning marathon against Cold Spring Harbor. Eight players received post-season honors, including All-County status for Nick Von Bargen, Chase Lordi, and Ethan Ruff. Coach Jeff Sherrick was recognized as Class B Coach of the Year.
Oyster Bay-East Norwich Schools Honor Retiring Staff and Board Members
The school district recognized and celebrated the retirement of several dedicated staff members and board members who have collectively served for many years. This included administrators, teachers, and support staff who have made significant contributions to the educational community. The ceremony honored their legacy, dedication, and impact on countless students' lives. Specific retirees recognized included Kathy Petrone, Claire Zangari, Colleen Brogan, Anthony Caputo, Lucas Titus, Jennifer Atline, Haley Camp, and Lynette Abruzzo. Additionally, Vice President of the Board, Mary Ann Santos, was honored for her years of service. The speakers highlighted the retirees' commitment, kindness, and the profound difference they made.
School Board Approves Personnel Appointments, Business Items, and New Resolutions; Convenes Executive Session
The School Board approved several instructional and non-instructional personnel appointments, including Maria Battis as a school psychologist at Theodore Roosevelt, Alexa Resinho as a special education teacher, and Mallory Goldberg as a special education teacher at the high school. The board also approved business and special services resolutions as listed. Additionally, a motion to approve new business resolutions passed, with one member opposing resolution 11:14 regarding an employment agreement due to its wording. The board also moved to convene into executive session to discuss an employment history.
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