October 14 2025

Valentina Puccio played a key role in the Huntington High School girls’ lacrosse team’s march to Suffolk and Long Island championships last spring. The senior is committed to play on the NCAA Division I team at Hofstra University where she is expected to make an immediate impact.

October 14 2025

The Huntington High School Blue Devil marching band is wrapping up its fall competitive regular season and starting to prepare for the New York State Field Band Conference championships on Sunday, October 26 at the JMA Dome in Syracuse.

October 14 2025

Longtime Huntington UFSD faculty member Nancy Allard has been named the district’s privacy officer, chief information officer and director of instructional technology and library services.

October 14 2025

After quickly putting the first points on the scoreboard at Connetquot last Friday night, the Huntington football team had to work hard for every yard on its way to turning back a stiff challenge by the T-Birds, 21-14.

October 10 2025

Flower Hill Primary School students and staff members recently assembled in the gym to recognize September’s “Fantastic Foxes.”

October 10 2025

Huntington High School’s Animal Behavior elective science course has enjoyed staying power. It has long been a staple in the course guide, attracting a devoted following over the decades.

October 10 2025

The theme for this year’s Dual Language Family Engagement Night at Jefferson Primary School was “A Trip Around the World.” The event drew a crowd of about 140 students and family members.

October 10 2025

It was a great day for the Huntington varsity girls’ volleyball program, which held a Dig Pink game to raise funds for the battle against breast cancer. The Blue Devils went on to engage in an epic five game match against visiting North Babylon, eventually outlasting the Bulldogs in the nearly three hour contest in Louis D. Giani Gymnasium.

October 9 2025

A crowd of about 300 juniors and seniors attended this week’s mini-college fair in the Huntington High School gymnasium. More than 50 institutions turned out for the 90 minute event.

October 9 2025

Students in Huntington High School art teacher Pamela Piffard’s Advanced Photography class recently completed a stunning series of images exploring shallow depth of field, a technique that allows photographers to isolate their subject by blurring the background and foreground. The results were nothing short of impressive.

October 9 2025

The library at Huntington High School is hopping. It’s busier than ever with students filing in an out of the facility nine periods per day, plus frequently both before and after school, noted librarian Allison Bean.

October 9 2025

The Huntington varsity girls’ tennis team finished the regular season with another victory. The Blue Devils shutout visiting Bay Shore at Coach Cupp Courts on Tuesday afternoon, 7-0. The win improved the team’s record to 11-2 heading in the Section XI individual and team playoffs.

October 8 2025

Washington Primary School recently hosted its annual Harvest Festival complete with pumpkins, field games and a hayride around the campus.

October 8 2025

Huntington High School’s Natural Helpers program is fully staffed by students and flourishing. The peer helping initiative can be found in schools across the country. It’s been in Huntington for many years.

October 8 2025

Huntington UFSD is celebrating its custodial and outdoor grounds staff members for keeping buildings and campuses in great shape.

October 8 2025

Huntington High School’s second year Personal Fitness course has grown to 12 separate sections for 2025/26 and it appears to be well on its way to meeting the needs and interests of the students who have enrolled in it.

October 7 2025

Huntington School Board members discussed a set of four district goals for 2025/26 during a public meeting at Jack Abrams STEM Magnet School last week. The goals align with the district’s stated mission, vision and core values.

October 7 2025

Three separate law related courses continue to generate interest at Huntington High School. Personal Law I and II are both available to those in grades 9-12. Business Law is a course for those in grades 10-12.

October 7 2025

October 7 2025

Woodhull Intermediate School faculty and staff members celebrated the achievements of dozens of students at a recent assembly.

October 6 2025

A profile of Huntington High School and the Class of 2026 is now available for viewing and downloading on the Huntington School District’s website at www.hufsd.edu.

October 6 2025

The Huntington girls’ soccer team won its third consecutive game on Friday when Emma Barch broke a 2-2 tie and scored off a corner kick by Cameron Smith with 15 seconds remaining to give the Blue Devils a 3-2 victory over visiting Connetquot.

October 6 2025

Veteran Huntington High School chemistry teacher Danielle Raguzin has been appointed to serve as the department’s coordinator, effective October 1.

October 6 2025

The Blue Devil varsity field hockey team has won five of its last six games, including a 2-0 shutout of visiting Centereach last Friday night at Alumni Field.

October 3 2025

The Huntington and East Islip football teams will collide tonight (Friday) for a battle between the undefeated. Both squads are 3-0 in Suffolk Division II. Kickoff in East Islip is set for 6 p.m.

October 3 2025

Huntington High School guidance counselors Lauren Brunoni and Daniela Spillane have both been nominated in the Best of Long Island competition in the Guidance Counselor category.

October 3 2025

Veteran Huntington High School chemistry teacher Danielle Raguzin has been appointed to serve as the department’s coordinator, effective October 1.

October 3 2025

Southdown Primary School honored its star students in September with Splash Awards for a job well done. The youngsters were thrilled to be recognized for their effort and performance in and out of classrooms.

October 1 2025

Bridget Callery has known for quite some time that she will be playing lacrosse at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut. The Huntington High School senior gave the program a verbal commitment early in the recruiting process and that commitment has only grown stronger over the past year.

October 1 2025

J. Taylor Finley Middle School opened in late September 1965. The structure wasn’t quite complete yet, but the district needed the space badly so it came into service as soon as its classrooms were ready.

October 1 2025

The Huntington High School drama club has announced its fall play will be “Lost Girl” by Kimberly Belflower, author of the current Broadway hit “John Proctor is the Villain.”

October 1 2025

There is something for everyone at Huntington High School. There are so many courses, programs, clubs, performing groups, intramurals and athletic teams along with access to vocational and technical education that no one is left out.