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Rafaella Gregorio Garners Appliance World Scholarship

Rafaella Gregorio is a driven young woman. The Huntington High School Class of 2025 member is headed to Marymount Manhattan College to study English. She was recently presented with a scholarship by Appliance World.

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Curriculum News

Trustees Approve New Engineering Graphics Course

The Huntington School Board has approved a new high school course titled “College Engineering Graphics and Technical Illustration.” It will formally debut in the 2026/27 school year. It will replaced “Computer Integrated Manufacturing” and be available to students in grades 10-12. Estimated annual enrollment for the full year course is 22 students.

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HHS Guidance News

HHS Sees Record Growth in AP Enrollment and Achievement

The Associated Teachers of Huntington presented a $1,000 scholarship to Huntington High School Class of 2025 member Tess Markotsis in honor of longtime district reading teacher Carol Soskil, who passed away in August 2020.

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Spring Sports News

Blue Devil Unified Basketball Remains Strong

Huntington High School’s Unified basketball team remained a force to be reckoned with, compiling a record of 4-2-2 under head coach Jordan Ioviero. The roster included 41 players.

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Kurt Schaefer Scholarship Awarded to Janelee Gomez-Hernandez

July 9 2025

Janelee Gomez-Hernandez works very hard and she’s not afraid of a challenge. Recognized as a Distinguished Senior for her excellent academic achievement, she served as vice president of the Skills USA organization at Wilson Tech. The well-liked Class of 2025 member is this year’s recipient of the Kurt Schaefer Memorial Scholarship Award.

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Michaela Dopico Wins Linda Shoemaker Band Scholarship

July 9 2025

University of Delaware bound Michaela Dopica captured has this year’s Linda Shoemaker Blue Devil Marching Band Scholarship in the amount of $2,000 for the first year followed by $1,000 in each of the next three years.

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HHS Sees Record Growth in AP Enrollment and Achievement

July 9 2025

Huntington High School continues to demonstrate academic excellence with remarkable growth in its Advanced Placement program over the past five years.

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ATH Presents Scholarship to Samuel Soric

July 9 2025

The Band Parent Association of Huntington has awarded Class of 2025 member Benjamin Soric with the organization’s annual $1,000 scholarship in recognition of his contributions to the Blue Devil marching band program and to music in the district in general.

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H-ton Seniors Garner Women in Science Society Awards

July 7 2025

Ever since 48 leading citizens joined together in 1793 and pledged the funds needed to erect a school building devoted to providing the young people of the community with a “classical” high school education, Huntington has been on the cutting edge of classroom instruction and has been sending its graduates to the top colleges and universities in the country and into every possible career field.

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Huntington Booster Club Presents $4,000 in Scholarships

July 7 2025

The Huntington Booster Club presented four graduating seniors with $1,000 sportsmanship scholarship awards. This year’s recipients are all distinguished in their own right and have been goodwill ambassadors for Huntington High School and the Blue Devils while remaining determined competitors.

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Richard Davis Jr. Captures Ken Gilbert Stage Crew Award

July 7 2025

Kenny Gilbert is a well-known local musician. He worked at Huntington High School for many years and was the stage manager for countless shows and events. He retired but has not been forgotten by the drama club program.

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Benjamin Soric Wins Band Parents of Huntington Scholarship

July 7 2025

The Band Parent Association of Huntington has awarded Class of 2025 member Benjamin Soric with the organization’s annual $1,000 scholarship in recognition of his contributions to the Blue Devil marching band program and to music in the district in general.

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Huntington Seniors Claim Advanced Placement Honors

July 4 2025

Huntington High School offers more than 30 Advanced Placement courses and the students taking them are excelling. Dozens of Class of 2025 seniors earned special awards for their performance on multiple AP exams.

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Huntington’s New World Club Presents Scholarships

July 4 2025

Huntington High School’s New World Club presented seven scholarships to graduating seniors during a ceremony in the school auditorium.

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Dr. Gretchen Rodney Appointed Director of ELA & Reading

July 4 2025

Huntington School Board members appointed Dr. Gretchen C. Rodney as district director of English language arts and reading, K-12. She was previously the executive director of elementary education in Riverhead CSD.

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H-ton Seniors Earn Seal of Civic Readiness

July 4 2025

The New York State Seal of Civic Readiness is a special designation placed on the high school diplomas and transcripts of graduating seniors who qualify for the recognition. This year, Huntington High School boasts 60 recipients of this coveted achievement, a dozen more honors than in 2024.

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Tess Markotsis Wins Peter Steen Memorial Prize

July 2 2025

Tess Markotsis plans to study elementary education at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. The Huntington High School Class of 2025 member is this year’s recipient of the Peter Steen Memorial Prize, which carries with it a $1,000 stipend.

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HARTE Scholarships Awarded to Class of 2025 Grads

July 2 2025

The Huntington Association of Retired Teachers and Employees awarded $1,000 scholarships to Class of 2025 members Ashley Alay, Ada Cruz-Gutierrez and Molly O’Brien and presented a $500 award to Ethan Mortensen.

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Robert Wottawa Appointed Director of Fine & Performing Arts

July 2 2025

Robert J. Wottawa II, Ed.D. has been appointed to serve as Huntington UFSD’s district director of fine and performing arts, effective July 14, 2025.

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Southdown Celebrates its June Stars of the Month

July 2 2025

A regular diet of summer reading is essential for Huntington High School students, who should never be without a book. Whether to get a little bit ahead in their studies or just for pure fun and general enjoyment, summer reading is a must for all of the teenagers.

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Huntington High School’s Class of 2025 Graduates

June 30 2025

Huntington High School’s Class of 2025 received the sendoff that it so richly deserved as a standing room only crowd of about 2,000 turned out at Blue Devil Stadium for the high school’s 164th commencement exercises last Friday night.

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Dynamic Duo Wins Huntington Foundation Scholarships

June 30 2025

Julia Aldas and Jose Diaz Gamez have learned their lessons well, graduating among the most high-achieving seniors in Huntington High School’s Class of 2025. The teenagers are this year’s recipients of the Huntington Foundation for Excellence in Education’s twin $2,500 scholarships.

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Luca Cuozzo Captures Justin Giani Memorial Scholarship

June 30 2025

An academic and athletic star, Luca Cuozzo enjoyed one of the most sensational runs through Huntington High School of anyone, ever. An Advanced Placement Scholar, he shined in everything, especially the Virtual Enterprise business program and with the Blue Devil varsity lacrosse team.

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Summer Reading for Huntington High School Students

June 30 2025

A regular diet of summer reading is essential for Huntington High School students, who should never be without a book. Whether to get a little bit ahead in their studies or just for pure fun and general enjoyment, summer reading is a must for all of the teenagers.

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Huntington’s 164th Commencement Exercises Tonight at 6 p.m.

June 27 2025

Huntington High School will hold its 164th commencement on Friday night. The ceremony will include traditional addresses by valedictorian Isabella Careccia-Johnson and salutatorian Nicholas Plachta along with Principal Rochelle C. Brown, Superintendent Beth McCoy and Huntington School Board Vice President Michele Kustera.

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Senior Trio Presented with Donald A. Pius Scholarships

June 27 2025

Huntington High School seniors Anthony Addeo, Gustavo Ramirez Castillo and DeAndre Simmons are this year’s recipients of the Donald A. Pius Scholarships in the amount of $2,500 each.

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Virtual Enterprise Students Celebrate at Banquet

June 27 2025

J. Taylor Finley Middle School students participated in a Juneteenth Day poetry celebration at the Joseph Lloyd House in Lloyd Harbor, the site where Jupiter Harmon, the first published Black American poet, was enslaved by the Lloyd family and where he authored his best known works.

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Summer Reading Fun for Finley Students

June 27 2025

Reading can bring about both fun and joy. Many J. Taylor Finley Middle School students already know this simple truth. Huntington UFSD hopes it will be an accepted fact this summer as teachers and administrators are encouraging everyone at Finley to read as often as possible throughout July and August.

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Devon St. John Captures William Class Scholarship

June 26 2025

Bill Class came to Huntington in 1929 and over the next 34 years established a standard of excellence that continues to this day in the Blue Devil athletic program. He retired 62 years ago and passed away in August 1984, but he will never be forgotten in the community for his work at Huntington High School.

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Moot Court Mania at Huntington High School

June 26 2025

There was recently an outbreak of “moot court mania” at Huntington High School. Eight different cases. Eight different judges. Sixteen different teams came together over a three day period in the School Heritage Museum courtroom and proceeded to serve justice in the best possible way.

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Finley Students Participate in Juneteenth Poetry Celebration

June 26 2025

J. Taylor Finley Middle School students participated in a Juneteenth Day poetry celebration at the Joseph Lloyd House in Lloyd Harbor, the site where Jupiter Harmon, the first published Black American poet, was enslaved by the Lloyd family and where he authored his best known works.

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Chase Gadaire Wins Fred Cambria Award

June 26 2025

Huntington High School senior Chase Gadaire is this year’s Fred Cambria Award recipient. The teenager plans to attend Clemson University in South Carolina in the fall and study business.

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Color Run & Market Day Attracts Crowd of 400

June 25 2025

Last Saturday’s one mile “color run” and market day attracted a crowd of more than 400 intermediate grade level students from Jack Abrams STEM Magnet School and Woodhull Intermediate School and their families.

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Summer Reading for Huntington UFSD Elementary Students

June 25 2025

Developing a love for reading is known to open many doors and set the stage for success in school and a lifetime of many happy and enjoyable days. Huntington UFSD has organized a summer reading program for elementary school children and officials are encouraging parents to encourage every youngster to participate.

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Finley’s Ali Capewell Garners Educators Inspiring a Generation Award

June 25 2025

Alison Capewell is great at what she does. The J. Taylor Finley Middle School English teacher garnered the New York State Senate “Educators Inspiring a Generation” Award for her “profound impact, not only in the classroom but also across the Huntington school community.”

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Senior Will Fallon Captures Fulton Award

June 25 2025

John Fulton, Sr. was a business genius and an all-around good guy who was highly regarded by everyone he crossed paths with during his relatively short time on this planet. A member of Huntington High School’s Class of 1973, he grew up in the community and maintained a long and faithful association with his alma mater.

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Thomas Smith Garners First Ever Pierre Delva Memorial Award

June 24 2025

Pierre Delva made an impact during his four years at Huntington High School, helping Blue Devil teams win during all three seasons and developing unforgettable relationships that endured well past graduation.

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Gabriela Amaya Garners Latino Legal Leaders Scholarship

June 24 2025

Gabriela Amaya is something really special. So special that the Huntington High School senior is the perfect for the first ever Latino Legal Leaders Scholarship presented in the amount of $2,000 by the law firm of Gabriel and Moroff.

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Blue Devil Discipline, Desire & Dedication Awards Presented

June 24 2025

Principal Rochelle C. Brown presented the Blue Devil Discipline, Desire and Dedication Awards at Huntington High School’s 57th annual senior athletic awards ceremony earlier this month

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Jordan Thorbourne Captures Paci Family Football Award

June 24 2025

The Paci family is synonymous with Huntington High School football. The Paci’s have been associated with the Blue Devil gridiron program in one way or another for more than 50 years.

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Luke Wesnofske Chooses SUNY Maritime College

June 23 2025

Luke Wesnofske has accepted a cadet appointment program scholarship to attend SUNY Maritime College in the Bronx. The Huntington High School senior intends to study marine operations in preparation for a career in the maritime industry.

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Amanda Cullinan Scholarship Presented to Thomas Kline

June 23 2025

Huntington High School three sport athlete Thomas Kline is this year’s recipient of the Amanda Hertig Cullinan Student-Athlete Resiliency Award. The $2,500 scholarship was presented at the 57th Blue Devil senior athletic awards ceremony.

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Smalling & Addeo Capture Courtney O’Bryan Scholarships

June 23 2025

Courtney O’Bryan was a charismatic young woman with a magnetic personality. Super smart, energetic and loyal, she was a kind and considerate friend to so many. She was loved by everyone that knew her.

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Blue Devil Senior Athletes Participating in Survey

June 23 2025

Huntington High School seniors who have participated in the Blue Devil athletic program at any point over the past four years shouldn’t pass up the opportunity to complete an online senior athlete survey. The seniors can weigh in and offer their views on a variety of aspects related to the program and provide feedback on their personal experience.

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Huntington Captures Honors in Le Grand Concours

June 20 2025

Huntington High School and J. Taylor Finley Middle School students turned in exceptional results on this year’s National French Exam, formally known as Le Grand Concours.

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Solar Science Success at Washington School

June 20 2025

First grade and third grade students teamed up at Washington Primary School for a hands-on solar oven project that blended science, technology, literacy and sustainability.

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Emely Herrera Rivas Named Ex Officio Student Member of School Board

June 20 2025

Emely Herrera Rivas has been named an ex officio student member of the Huntington School Board. The Huntington High School junior was one of nine students who applied for the position and went through a structured process coordinated and supervised by several school officials.

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H-ton to Offer Summer Weight Training & Conditioning Intramurals

June 20 2025

A summer weight training and conditioning intramural program will be available to Huntington High School students entering grades 9-12 next September. The summer program will run Monday through Thursday from June 30 through August 14 with sessions between 7:00-8:30 a.m. and again between 5:00-6:30 p.m.

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