190 Seventh Street Bohemia, NY 11716-1331 Acting Principal: Michael A. Moran 631-244-2228, ext. 1010 mmoran@ccsdli.org
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Originally dedicated in 1963, today Connetquot High School serves a population of more than 2,000 students from the communities of Bohemia, Sayville, Oakdale, and Ronkonkoma. A comprehensive high school dedicated to superior outcomes for all students, Connetquot High School affords its students a diverse course offering providing a wide variety of educational opportunities in the arts, humanities, math, science, and technology. The majority of Connetquot High School students graduate with regents diplomas and approximately ninety percent of graduates go on to higher education.
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On Jan. 7, Connetquot High School’s Athletics for All team participated in their first event of the school year — bowling at AMF Centereach Lanes alongside teams from five other school districts.
This week marked the official start of the CHS winter sports season for bowling, boys swimming and diving and boys and girls track and field. Peter Melore, District Director of Health, Physical Education, Athletics and Recreation, held an extensive coaches meeting before Winter Break to review the NYPHSAA and Section XI COVID task force safety protocols with his staff, and all teams were successful in following them. Here are some shots of our student-athletes back in action!
Connetquot High School’s student government recently hosted a drive-through holiday celebration, free to all members of the local community. The three-hour event, dubbed the “Winter Spectacular,” was just that, with spectators of all ages excitedly basking in the holiday cheer. The evening featured musical and dance performances by CHS students, a plethora of holiday light displays, and lots of festive costumes. Spectators were also invited to tune their car radios to 87.9 FM, which broadcasted a special holiday playlist just for the event. Connetquot Central School District thanks the student government, the PTA for supporting this event, and all others involved, who worked hard to make this event so successful and enjoyable.
**GRADE 12 INFORMATION - CLASS OF 2021