Students from Sunquam had a great time competing with their friends during the annual Field Day celebration.

Candlewood recently hosted their annual 8th grade BBQ to celebrate their students moving up to the high school!

The Hills East Best Buddies and Peer Connections clubs hosted their first ever Best Buddies Prom recently at Hills East. Student members of the clubs along with athletes from football, softball, basketball and cheerleading all volunteered to help make the prom a magical night!

Congratulations to our 5th graders from Paumanok on officially "Moving Up" to the middle school, and finishing their time in elementary school!

Congratulations to our Town of Huntington Scholar Athlete Award recipients: Hills East's Alana Zinkin & Amin Khwaja, and Hills West's Sydney Stanzione & Malcolm McKinnon!

The 5th graders at Vanderbilt had a great time at their Moving Up Ceremony, and are prepared for Candlewood Middle School next year. Congratulations!

Congratulations to the High School East Mathletes on their amazing performance in the Suffolk County Math League this year. The team finished in first place, and Daniel Salkinder and Alice Wang were the two top scoring participants in the league!

Congratulations to Hills East's Ms. Schwarzman and the Hills Academy's Mrs. Matthews on being honored at Suffolk County Legislator Jason Richberg’s Annual Teacher Appreciation Awards Night!

Congratulations to our Signal Hill 5th Grade Class of 2022, as they completed elementary school and are ready to move up to West Hollow Middle School!

Sunquam commemorated Flag Day and the adoption of the United States Flag by holding their annual Flag Day celebration where the entire school community came together to celebrate and show respect for our country's flag, its designers and makers.

Seniors from Hills West and East recently got to hear from acclaimed mental health speaker Hakim Rahim, who has testified before Congress about his experiences.

Congratulations to Coach Davey and the Half Hollow Hills Varsity Boys Badminton Team on winning the Suffolk County Championship and competing in the Inaugural Long Island Badminton Championship!

Students at Otsego Elementary School were treated by their PTA to the annual Kids Day celebration, featuring the theme of "Aim High" with fun activities and performers doing extreme stunts!

Congratulations to the thespians in the High School East Players and Theatre West who were recently honored at the Hunting-Tony's awards ceremony!

8th graders from West Hollow had a fun time celebrating at their end of the year picnic with good food, friends and activities.

Seniors at Hills East had a great time hanging out with their friends, signing yearbooks and eating some Chick-fil-A at their annual Yearbook Signing!

Many thanks to our outgoing PTA presidents who have worked in partnership with our district to help make every child’s potential a reality by engaging families and the community!

Seniors at Hills West had a great time receiving their yearbooks and celebrating with pizza, ice cream and their friends during their Senior BBQ!

Thank you to the faculty and staff members of Half Hollow Hills who are retiring or have retired this year, for their years of hard work and the many positive and direct impacts they have had on our students!

Congratulations to Hills West research students Stephen Jones and Anushka Pandya on winning 1st place in the category of Medicine and Health at the Mid-Atlantic regional level of the 2022 American Chemical Society Chemagination Competition!

Congratulations to our middle school students who graduated from the Rising Stars program, a group of middle school students from diverse backgrounds who have exhibited exceptional academic achievement!

Congratulations to Hills East senior Shimriya Hillel for being recognized by "Sisters 4 Sisters" with a scholarship!

Fourteen students recently participated in West Hollow's Teach the Teacher workshops, where students and teachers reverse their roles and the students present their unique knowledge and skills.

Congratulations to our elementary students who graduated from the Academically High Aptitude Program (AHAP), a program with diverse learning opportunities tailored to the needs of gifted elementary students!