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April 21, 2026
Wyandanch Photography Students Showcase Creativity at LIMAS
Under the guidance of art teachers Barbara Covello and Jill Pepe, Wyandanch Memorial High School photography students proudly participated in the recent Long Island Media Arts Show, held at Five
April 20, 2026
“Your Voice Matters”: Wyandanch Memorial HS Celebrates Women’s Leadership and Empowerment
Wyandanch Memorial High School held its Women’s History Celebration on March 31, a memorable event featuring a welcome from host Abigail Argueta; spoken word and poetry from Angelique Shannon and
April 10, 2026
Wyandanch Fifth Graders Connect Through Creative Mad Libs Collaboration
Kelley Stennett’s fifth grade class at Wyandanch’s Lafrancis Hardiman Elementary School, along with the school’s library media specialist Pam Calandra, recently participated in a Mad Libs distance
April 8, 2026
Hands-On Simulation Teaches Wyandanch Students the Dangers of Impaired Driving
The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office Student Ambassador Program, led by Sheriff Errol D. Toulon Jr., is a 14-week initiative designed to engage local high school students.
April 6, 2026
Wyandanch HS artists showcase work at Suffolk County Art Exhibition
Work by five talented student artists from Wyandanch Memorial High School – Nataly Benitez, George Cruz, Jadyn Cruz, Mikayela Green and Steffany Vasquez-Hernandez – was recently selected for display.
April 6, 2026
MLO Celebrates Black and Women’s History Month With “Wearing Our Crowns” Showcase
Wyandanch’s Milton L. Olive Middle School presented its annual Black and Women’s History Month Celebration on March 27, in partnership with the MLO PTA and the SCOPE MLO Drama Club. The event was held
Welcome to Wyandanch UFSD —
A Shared Vision
Wyandanch Union Free School District is dedicated to nurturing academic excellence and personal growth.
When the children of Wyandanch depart the halls of each level of our institutions, they will be scholarly, imaginative, confident, competent and empowered change agents for the 21st Century and beyond. They will possess a profound sense and command of their history, an expert proficiency in oral and written communication, the essential skills in mathematics and computer sciences, a comprehensive understanding of morals and ethics, a passion and love for literature and the arts and a fervent desire to be of service to mankind. Our schools will have met their physical, emotional, social and academic needs so that they will want to attend the most prestigious colleges and universities in America. They will become builders and titans, revolutionaries, artists, scientists, entertainers, politicians, and entrepreneurs. They will not just exist in the world. They will forever change it!
Inclusivity
We prioritize inclusivity by actively promoting a welcoming and supportive environment where every student feels valued and empowered.
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