Huntington High School’s A World of Difference club members and faculty advisors traveled to Woodhull Intermediate School to present training workshops for fifth graders in the building.

Kiera McGuire is one of Huntington’s best. The junior was recently inducted into high school’s National Science Honor Society chapter, but that barely scratches the surface of her interests and accomplishments.

The New York State Seal of Civic Readiness is a special designation placed on the high school diplomas and transcripts for graduating seniors who qualify for the recognition. Huntington High School seniors are invited to work toward earning this special distinction.

The Huntington High School Yearbook Club is busy working on a yearbook that will capture the unforgettable moments of the 2024/25 school year.

Introducing Huntington High School’s Blue Market & Bluetique. The initiative is a community-driven effort to provide essential resources to students, helping ensure they have the support they need to succeed in school.

United Amigos has a history of making a difference in the lives of its members and those in the local and greater Long Island community that the Huntington High School club reaches out to when it sees a need that it can help address.

Interest continues to run high in Huntington High School’s New World Club, which has welcomed new members excited to participate in the group’s mission. The organization assists students who are new to the country in adjusting to Huntington High School and navigating other lifestyle changes through mentorship.

Huntington High School’s Social Justice Ambassadors club members traveled to the Shea Theater on the Ammerman campus of Suffolk County Community College in Selden to hear motivational speaker Ken Nwadike share a message that is more important than ever.

Hundreds of Huntington High School students experienced a real treat; a series of professional theatrical performances by Stages on the Sound of “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”

As America prepares to go to the polls on Tuesday, November 5, the Huntington High School social studies department will hold an “enlightening forum” in the high school cafeteria on Wednesday, October 30 from 7-8 p.m.

Parents of students attending private schools as well as the students themselves along with local real estate agents and other community members have been invited to attend an open house program at Huntington High School on Thursday, November 7 at 11 a.m.

A profile of Huntington High School and the Class of 2025 is now available for viewing and downloading on the Huntington School District’s website at www.hufsd.edu.

The Huntington High School community rallied last week for those who desperately need blood and related products by donating 51 pints of blood during a drive organized by the Key Club.

Now in its second year, the Huntington High School chess club is making moves, offering students a fun and challenging environment to engage with the timeless game.

Mabelin Maldonado is all-in all-the-time for Huntington. The high school junior is thriving as she goes about taking classes of personal interest, running on the Blue Devil varsity cross country team and participating in the after school club program, including serving as president of the Habitat for Humanity chapter.

The College Board has named Huntington High School to the AP School Honor Roll. Huntington was awarded Silver recognition for having exceeded various student metrics associated with Advanced Placement courses and exams.

This year’s Homecoming Day parade float competition added both flavor and color to this year’s festivities at Huntington High School. The four floats helped make the day a memorable one for students.

They’re gearing up to keep making a difference in the community and around the world. Huntington High School’s Interact Club is organizing for the 2024/25 school year, recruiting new members to pursue an extensive set of goals.

Memorable Homecoming Day festivities played out under cloudy and sometimes rainy skies at Huntington High School last Saturday as the community came together in a remarkable display of unity.

The crowning of the king and queen is one of the highlights of any Homecoming Day celebration. Huntington High School decided to introduce the royal court at last Friday afternoon’s pep rally at Blue Devil Stadium before Principal Rochelle Brown and Superintendent Beth McCoy crowned Iverson Menjivar and Lauren Donaghy as Homecoming 2024;s king and queen.

Farmingdale State College held its inaugural Science and Technology Entry Program (STEP) meeting at Huntington High School and the gathering drew interest from students.

Huntington High School sophomore Cole Lima is a man of many talents. Academically he is a strong student and artistically and athletically he can keep pace with the best. He’s currently the junior band representative and is playing an important role with the Blue Devil marching band.

It’s Homecoming Week in Huntington UFSD and that means it’s time to celebrate as a community at the annual Homecoming Festival. This year’s big event is this Thursday night at Huntington High School beginning at 6:30 p.m. Everyone is invited.

Huntington UFSD will celebrate Homecoming Day on Saturday. A week of festivities will culminate with an 11:30 a.m. parade through the village and up New York Avenue followed by a 1:30 p.m. Blue Devil varsity football game, performances by the marching band and Highsteppers dance team and an announcement of the winning class float. The Homecoming King and Queen will also be introduced to the crowd.

Charlotte Cassatto helps comprise the heart and soul of Huntington High School. Widely known as “Charlie,” the junior is integrally involved in the music and athletic programs as well as a variety of after school clubs and academic organizations.

As the new school year continues to unfold, educators from diverse departments, such as social studies, English, ENL and world languages, are coming together with a shared mission: to develop students’ oracy and presentation skills.

The Huntington High School band’s historian has loved music for as long as she can remember. Danna Garcia is a bright, creative and motivated young woman who is working hard. She’s currently a big part of the Blue Devil marching band, helping the group capture first place in a competition at Brentwood last weekend.

Jolie Weinschreider has become indispensable to the success of the Huntington Blue Devil girls’ lacrosse team and her coaches and teammates believes it’s only a matter of time before she does the same thing at Rutgers University, where she has verbally committed to play on the NCAA Division I women’s lacrosse team.

The Huntington High School debate club is busy organizing itself for the new school year. This is ideal organization for students who love to verbally joust and who have done their homework and can back up their views with solid facts. You have to think quickly on your feet to be successful in this group.

Teachers typically use the summer vacation to recharge their proverbial batteries, take courses and seek out experiences to improve their classroom craft. For many years, Huntington High School social studies teacher Camille Tedeschi has been traveling the world whenever she can during every stretch of time off from work.

Huntington High School’s student led newspaper is gearing up for what editors, writers, photographers and faculty advisors anticipate is going to be a great year. The Dispatch is published quarterly with a special edition issued for graduation in June.

Huntington High School’s Key Club chapter is one of Long Island’s oldest and most active. More than 100 students are expected to participate in the organization’s activities this year. The group is led by eight enthusiastic club veterans.

It was a busy, but fun summer vacation for Emma Polinsky. The Huntington High School junior always makes good use of her time, pursuing activities that help her grow in every possible way.

Huntington High School student government officers are ready to their part in making 2024/25 a great school year for everyone in the building. The group is committed to serving their fellow students and they are working hard already on a variety of special events.

The Huntington High School Varsity Club’s executive board is comprised of athletes on every grade level that have been suggested by Blue Devil coaching staff members. The leaders welcome the opinions and feedback of all junior varsity and varsity athletes about their experience and the specific needs of their respective teams and programs.

The Huntington High School Varsity Club’s executive board is comprised of athletes on every grade level that have been suggested by Blue Devil coaching staff members. The leaders welcome the opinions and feedback of all junior varsity and varsity athletes about their experience and the specific needs of their respective teams and programs.

The Huntington High School faculty gathered together on Wednesday for the first time in more than two months. The theme of the meeting was “educating with equity, empathy and excellence.”

This year’s seminar program for incoming ninth graders at Huntington High School provided three days of valuable activities. The 14th annual initiative’s goal was to provide students with tools essential to their transition into the building.

Soon after being hired by the Huntington UFSD to work as a dean of students at Huntington High School in 2003, Robert Gilmor III took the necessary steps to establish a Habitat for Humanity chapter.

Huntington High School’s New World Club presented 15 scholarships to graduating seniors during a ceremony in the school auditorium.

Incoming Huntington High School freshmen and their parents will participate in an orientation program at the school on Monday, August 26. The program will begin with introductory remarks in the auditorium at 9:30 a.m. by new Principal Rochelle Brown and Assistant Principals Gamal Smith and Patricia Avelli.

Rochelle C. Brown has been appointed as Huntington High School’s new principal. She succeeds longtime building leader Brenden Cusack, who was appointed assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction earlier this summer.

Huntington sophomore Alexandra Boeckmann is quickly developing into one of the high school’s brightest stars. The teenager recently completed the Eastern District of New York Justice Institute at which her three man team won the mock trial competition and she captured the “Top Gun Award for Best Lawyer Overall Performance.”

Few communities can match the love that Huntington has for its kids, that was evident last Friday night as a crowd in excess of 2,500 turned out for Huntington High School’s 163rd commencement exercises.

Grey Hodgkinson loves animals so the Wilson Tech-Manor Plains campus half-day veterinary medical assisting program fits the interests of the Huntington High School junior perfectly.