Huntington UFSD Celebrates Community at Huntington Unity Day

The Huntington Union Free School District was proud to participate in Huntington Unity Day, a special community celebration highlighting the many people, organizations and traditions that make the Huntington community so vibrant.

Planning for the event took place throughout the spring and summer, as a dedicated committee worked alongside officials and representatives from the Huntington Union Free School District, the South Huntington Union Free School District, the Town of Huntington and many other Huntington community groups to bring the celebration to life. The result was a memorable day filled with community spirit, music, recognition and opportunities for students, families and residents to come together.

Huntington UFSD was especially proud to celebrate several members of the school community who were recognized during the festivities. Honorees included Director of World Language, Dual Language and ENL Judy Moroff, along with student scholarship recipients Marilyn Mendoza and Chloe Donovan.

The district was well represented throughout the parade and festivities. Members of the Huntington UFSD Central Office Team joined in the celebration, including Superintendent Beth McCoy, Deputy Superintendent Christopher J. Hender, Assistant Superintendent Brenden P. Cusack and Assistant Superintendent Dr. Rubie Harris.

They were joined by several District principals, directors and assistant directors, along with many teachers, club advisors, and support staff.

Adding a spirited soundtrack to the celebration, the Huntington Blue Devil Marching Band wowed the crowd with an energetic performance that showcased the tremendous talent and school spirit of Huntington High School students.

Huntington UFSD was also delighted to welcome members of several school and community organizations, including the United Amigos Club, Flower Hill Primary School PTA and Jefferson Primary School PTA. Their participation helped make the event an inclusive celebration that reflected the strength and diversity of the Huntington community.

Huntington Unity Day was a wonderful opportunity for students, families, educators, community leaders and residents to come together and celebrate the connections that unite us. Huntington UFSD is grateful to everyone who helped make the day such a meaningful and memorable experience for the entire community.