Juniors and seniors in Mrs. Reilly-Johnson’s college accounting classes explored Hofstra University’s Zarb School of Business, where they visited classrooms, met faculty, current students and alumni and got a glimpse into the life of an accounting student at Hofstra. The trip provided valuable insights into higher education and career pathways in accounting, leaving students inspired for their future endeavors.

Date Added: 4/28/2025

Joined by administrators, Board of Education members, family and friends, West Babylon Senior High School held its World Language Honor Society induction and English as a New Language Commanding Level ceremony in the school’s auditorium on April 10. 

After paying tribute to the Italian and Spanish flags, world languages chairperson Therese Coleman welcomed guests and inductees to the ceremony. Ten English as a New Language students were honored and received certificates for their commanding level of the language. 

Inductees for Italian were called to the stage one by one to be honored by world language teacher Gabrielle Hearns. The 31 new members then recited the oath in Italian. World language teacher Erin Solnick introduced the 102 new Spanish inductees, who also made their way to the stage to repeat the oath.  

Click here to view the West Babylon Honors World Language, ENL Learners slideshow.

Date Added: 4/25/2025

Creativity was on full display during the recent event! This video showcases the planning, inspiration and preparation done by students for the arcade.

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Date Added: 4/23/2025

On April 3, Forest Avenue Elementary School participated in a teddy bear clinic sponsored by the trauma center at Good Samaritan Hospital. Students in prekindergarten through second grade had the opportunity to become doctors and nurses to their stuffed animals during the event. 

During this injury prevention program, participants learned about car and helmet safety in a fun and interactive way and dressed up as medical professionals to take care of their injured stuffed animals. Health Club members from West Babylon Senior High School were on hand to assist in teaching the safety lessons and help the elementary students in caring for their injured animals. While there, the high school students also learned about careers in the public health sector from a Good Samaritan outreach coordinator. 

Click here to view the Forest Avenue Students Help Care for Their Bears During Clinic slideshow.

Date Added: 4/21/2025