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January 30, 2012 Juli Coraor Makes Huntington History
Senior Juliana Coraor has made history. She's Huntington High School's first Intel Science Talent Search finalist since 1950. The teenager is one of 40 finalists from 16 states who will gather in Washington, DC in March and vie for $630,000 in awards with the winner receiving a $100,000 scholarship...full story>>
January 17, 2012 Juli Coraor Named Intel Semi-Finalist
Juliana Coraor can be so quiet at times as to go almost unnoticed. She goes about her business in a subdued, refined manner, without any flash or even the hint of an effort to call attention to herself. But, make no mistake about it, she is an academic powerhouse and lately, even a celebrity...full story>>
January 6, 2012 Huntington Juniors Participate in Cancer Conference
Joshua Solomowitz and Megan Hansen are just as concerned about the scourge of cancer as anyone – maybe even more so. The Huntington High School juniors recently participated in a national conference in Cincinnati that focused on breast cancer's connection to environmental factors...full story>>
November 21, 2011 Holly Flores Nails it at Siemens Regional Finals
When it comes to elite science competitions, it isn't always about "winning" or "losing." The real reward comes in small increments along the way. It has to do with the opportunity to conduct high level research under the watchful eyes of top minds and present a set of findings to esteemed panelists. It's all about the challenge...full story>>
October 25, 2011 Holly Flores Named Siemens Regional Finalist
The Huntington High School science research program is walking on "cloud nine" after senior Holly Flores was named a regional finalist in the Siemens Foundation Competition in Math, Science & Technology...full story>>
October 20, 2011 Huntington Science Research Students Visit CSH Lab
A contingent of seven Huntington High School science research students visited Cold Spring Harbor Labs one recent weekend. The group participated in a crash course on personal genomes, including a lecture by one of three keynote speakers, David Valle of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine...full story>>
October 17, 2011 Huntington Junior Studies at Hofstra University
Delving into science is a like a day at the beach for Huntington High School junior Jacob Roday, who never seems to grow tired of investigating, researching, studying, experimenting and expanding his already formidable base of knowledge...full story>>
September 6, 2011 Science Research Students Need Community Mentors
Huntington High School science teacher Lori Kenny is reaching out to community members who are involved in science as part of their careers, to be mentors to students in Huntington's science research program....full story>>