Students in Ms. Mondkar’s sixth grade English Language Arts (ELA) classroom at Woodhull Intermediate School explored the powerful themes of bullying, empathy, and kindness through Ray Bradbury’s short story All Summer in a Day.

Fourth grade students at Woodhull Intermediate School and Jack Abrams Intermediate School are putting their creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving skills to the test in their Project Based Learning (PBL) class, taught by Jessica Risalvato.

Creativity, collaboration, and exploration are in full swing at Woodhull Intermediate School! Fourth-grade students recently visited the school’s Makerspace, where they put their imaginations and problem-solving skills to work through a variety of engaging, hands-on activities.

Science learning came alive in Woodhull’s outdoor classroom! Ms. Engle’s fourth-grade students recently took their learning beyond the classroom walls and into our beautiful courtyard for a hands-on science experience.

The Huntington Union Free School District is proud to recognize Mary Guzman-Lewis, a dedicated school social worker at both Jack Abrams Intermediate School and Woodhull Intermediate School, as this week's Huntington Highlight. Nominated by Woodhull Intermediate School Principal Stephanie Campbell, Ms. Guzman-Lewis is known for her infectious smile, welcoming personality, and commitment to the well-being of students and families.

Kindness, collaboration, and community spirit came together at Woodhull Intermediate School as students participating in the school's Makerspace program took on a special project to recognize their fellow Eagles.

Woodhull's 6th graders had an exciting and educational visit to the Cold Spring Harbor DNA Learning Center, where they explored the fascinating story of Ötzi the Iceman! Discovered in the Italian Alps in 1991, Ötzi is a 5,300-year-old naturally preserved mummy who has helped scientists uncover clues about life during the Copper Age. Students toured an exhibit featuring a 3D replica of Ötzi and learned about his medical and genetic history, the mystery surrounding his death, and what scientists have discovered about his life thousands of years ago.

Woodhull’s Innovation Lab brings learning to life through hands-on exploration, creativity, collaboration, and real-world problem-solving. Sixth-grade students recently put those skills into action as they took on their first engineering design challenge: creating animal prosthetics.

Fifth grade scientists at Woodhull Intermediate School recently brought their science learning to life with an exciting hands-on investigation in Ms. Ramsaran and Ms. Johnson’s classes.

For more than a decade, Davinder Singh has quietly demonstrated what dedication, pride and service look like in the Huntington Union Free School District.

Woodhull students have plenty of opportunities to explore their interests, try something new, build friendships, and get involved beyond the classroom during the 2026–27 school year! From robotics and mathematics to performing arts, leadership, journalism, athletics, and more, our clubs offer something for everyone. This year, we are excited to add two new opportunities to our growing list of clubs!

Woodhull Intermediate School fourth graders have been learning how to self-assess their understanding while engaging in student choice during math class. After learning a new skill, students independently practice solving problems on their whiteboards. Teachers Kathleen Cushing and Mallory Travers have been collaborating.

Woodhull Intermediate School recognized the 25th anniversary of September 11 with a day centered on remembrance, patriotism, and gratitude. The morning began with a special announcement and moment of silence, followed by a performance of “America the Beautiful” by the school’s sixth-grade NYSSMA students.

Woodhull Intermediate has been painted, polished and cleaned over the past two months and now it’s ready to resume pursuing its mission of educating hundreds of fourth, fifth and sixth graders that will soon flood into the building’s well-appointed classrooms.