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Class of 2025
Class of 2025 Headlines
Blue Devil Senior Stars Commit to College Teams
It was a really big deal when a dozen beaming Huntington High School senior athletic stars participated in a Commitment Day signing ceremony in the main lobby, celebrating with family, teammates and coaches their future plans for college sports and higher education.
Senior’s College Essay Leaves No Doubt She’s a Blue Devil
Mia Molina is busy making every day count during her senior year at Huntington High School. The teenager is completely engaged in her classes and extracurricular activities and generally loving life as she goes about her daily routine.
Mia Molina Loving Life as a Huntington Senior
Mia Molina is busy making every day count during her senior year at Huntington High School. The teenager is completely engaged in her classes and extracurricular activities and generally loving life as she goes about her daily routine.
Valerie Ferreira Excels as a Huntington Senior
Valerie Ferreira always has a way of distinguishing herself. The Huntington High School senior has always been a standout in one way or another since her earliest days in the district at Washington Primary School.
Senior Jenna Italiano Chooses Molloy University
Jenna Italiano is a confident, articulate and altogether impressive Huntington High School senior. She’s been formulating her future plans for some time and after a period of investigation, discussion, reflection and analysis the teenager has decided to attend Molloy University in Rockville Centre and play on the college’s NCAA Division II women’s lacrosse team.
Senior Sophie Carlson Exudes Kindness & Compassion
Sophie Carlson goes about her daily routine with a smile on her face. The Huntington High School senior is a kind and considerate soul and a compassionate one, too. She plays on three different varsity athletic teams and volunteers with several club organizations.
Senior Charlotte Curtin’s Enjoying Great Year
Charlotte Curtin is enjoying a great start to her senior year at Huntington High School, where she has been starring on the Blue Devil field hockey team this fall.
Isabella Careccia-Johnson Named National Merit Commended Student
Huntington High School’s Isabella Careccia-Johnson has been recognized as one of the top seniors in the United States by the National Merit Scholarship Corp.
Senior Sam Soric is Huntington’s Music Man
Sam Soric has really shined in every possible way at Huntington High School, where he has compiled an enviable academic record, captured All-State honors as a vocalist and played an important role with the Blue Devil marching band as one of its drum majors. But that’s just scratching the surface of the pursuits of this notable teenager who has earned the respect of his classmates and the building’s faculty corps.
Josie Sullivan Looks to Make Senior Year the Best One Ever
Josie Sullivan is looking to make her senior year at Huntington High School her best one ever. The dynamic actress and vocalist is immersed in what she loves most and surrounded by friends that mutually love and care about each other.
Development of 2025 Edition of HHS Yearbook Begins
The Huntington High School yearbook has been published yearly in a format close to the current one since 1930. The annual edition takes a cadre of dedicated students to design, compile and edit and the 2025 volume will be no different.
Important Senior Class Information
About Huntington's' Senior Class
The Tradition Continues...
It’s been a tradition since July 1862; Huntington High School’s senior class has been an exceptionally talented group of young men and women. Among Class of 2023 members, more than 90 percent of graduates moved on to college studies with the rest headed to branches of the United States military, vocational and technical programs, a “gap” year before beginning college or immediate full-time employment
On the Leading Edge
Huntington’s most recent graduating seniors were accepted into a broad array of top tier colleges, including many of the leading colleges and universities in the world. The teenagers earned tens of millions in academic and athletic scholarships and awards.
Shining Stars
Huntington seniors have long shined as scholars, athletes, musicians, actors, artists, engineers and scientists and mock trial courtroom warriors. They have taken leading roles in community service initiatives and humanitarian projects and have captured every conceivable honor.
Few high schools can match the record of Huntington graduates and none can surpass it.
Senior Class Privileges
Lunch Periods
All seniors who are in good standing may leave the building during their lunch periods. They must leave their I.D. cards at the designated area before they leave. All seniors must have a signed Agreement for Senior Privileges form on file in the Main Office.
Senior Parking
Seniors may also park in assigned spaces in the school parking lot. A permit must be obtained in the Security Office.
Responsibility
Seniors who return to school late from lunch due to car problems or accident must call the Dean’s Office (673-2007) as soon as possible before the end of the school day in order for the lateness or absence to class not to count as a cut. A follow-up call by the end of the same day from the parent is also required to substantiate that this absence was not a cut. Seniors who return late without a valid reason will lose their senior privilege for one week. Subsequent infractions will be handled progressively.
Recognized Seniors
John Doe
Homecoming King
Brenden Cusack has been Huntington High School’s principal since July 1, 2015. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in education at SUNY New Paltz in 1995 and a Master of Science degree in adolescent education/English 7-12 at CUNY Queens College in 2002. He obtained a professional diploma in school administration and supervision at CUNY-Queens College in 2005.
Prior to being named principal, Mr. Cusack served as Huntington High School’s assistant principal for three years. He earlier worked as assistant principal at Hicksville High School for three years. Prior to that position, he was an administrative dean at Walt Whitman High School for four years.
A Freeport High School English teacher for eight years, Mr. Cusack taught Advanced Placement literature and theatre arts, served as a class advisor for four years, chaired the Middle States Committee on Educational Programs and produced school plays. He has also been employed as an assistant principal of the Freeport School District’s summer school program and assistant principal and principal of the Western Suffolk BOCES regional summer school.
Since coming to Huntington in 2012, Mr. Cusack has embraced the high school’s academic, co-curricular and athletic programs and worked tirelessly to improve the student experience. He can often be found during after school and evening hours attending games, plays, concerts and induction ceremonies and meeting with students and parents.
The veteran educator maintains memberships in the Huntington PTSA, Huntington SEPTA, Suffolk County High School Principals Association, Association for Supervision and Curriculum, National Association of Secondary School Principals and the Council of Administrators and Supervisors.
Mr. Cusack participated in school leadership training at Harvard College in 2015. He is entering his 27th year in education.
Jane Smith
Homecoming Queen
Gamal Smith has been an assistant principal at Huntington High School since July 2015. Mr. Smith obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in biology and pre-med studies at Clarkson University in Potsdam, New York, where he also played on the varsity basketball team for four years. He earned a Master of Science degree at Mercy College in the Bronx and studied for his state administrative certification at Touro College in Manhattan.
Prior to joining Huntington’s administrative ranks, Mr. Smith worked as a teacher and lab instructor at Richmond Hill High School and John Adams High School, where he also served as dean of students. He was assistant principal at John W. Dodd Middle School in Freeport, dean of students/discipline at Brooklyn Lab School, assistant principal and science department chairman at Dr. Richard Izquierdo Health & Science Charter School in the Bronx, assistant principal at PS 212 in the Bronx and dean of students and a science teacher at PS 254 in the Bronx. He was also principal of Nassau BOCES PATH (Positive Alternative Twilight High School) for a year.
Mr. Smith has worked for several years as the assistant principal and principal of the Western Suffolk BOCES summer school program.
Over the years Mr. Smith has helped spearhead many initiatives at schools where he has worked, including Saturday, after school, extended day and early college awareness programs and science fairs and expos.
Class of 2024 Events
Class of 2024 Videos
HHS Class of 2024 163rd Commencement Ceremony
Video montage of the 2024 Graduation. Credits: Darin Reed Camarata
Huntington Blue Devil Senior Athletic Awards Slideshow Film 2024
Video montage of Senior Moments throughout the 2023-24 school year. Credits: Darin Reed and Rachel Learned and "Both Sides Now" by Liva Camarata
HHS National Honor Society Induction Ceremony 2021
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