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Daily Announcements
October 13, 2026 | B-Day 

Attention all students: 
When arriving late to school you must scan/tap in at the Attendance Office. 
Please ensure you have your ID when checking in. 


  • It’s time for your mindset minute by Mr. G: Just because it’s a short week, doesn’t give you the excuse not to shoot for your dreams. Work Hard and play hard.
     

  • ATTENTION STUDENTS: Chromebook Insurance is still available. If you would like to purchase the insurance for this year, please go to the Sachem Website under Resources>Family/Community Resources>Technology Support then click on the link for the insurance. Insurance will be available to purchase until October 25, 2026.
     

  • The application for the Math Honor Society is now open through Google Classroom. Please follow directions carefully and be sure to meet the Oct 30th deadline. See Mrs. Albino in A246 with any questions.
     

  • The Blood Drive is THIS FRIDAY October 16th from 7:45am-1:45pm in the Auxiliary Gym. 16-year-olds need parent permission to donate & can pick up the form in B221, 17 or older just need to sign up to donate. Please sign up to donate, use the QR code on the posters around the building or see Mr. Lemke In B221.
     

  • Art Club meeting TODAY, 10th period in room C151.
     

  • Congratulations to Samantha Rubino on two outstanding performances this weekend at both 11 dive invitational meets. Sam reached a new personal best with a score of 407.40!!! Come out tomorrow to the pool to watch our next home meet at 4:30pm
     

  • LUCA COSSENTINO AND LUCA MARCHITTO EACH SCORED THEIR FIRST VARSITY GOAL AS BOYS VARSITY SOCCER BEAT CENTRAL ISLIP 5-0. KEVIN WEEKS RECORDED HIS 3RD SHUTOUT OF THE SEASON. JAXSON WEBER HAD A GOAL AND AN ASSIST. RYAN LIRA AND MATTEO CAPUANO ADDED GOALS. ASSISTS WERE RECORDED BY JAKE SYMANCYK, MARKOS KILIMITZOGLOU, CONNOR BROWN, AND ANTHONY YANNI.
     

  •  The Girls' Varsity Soccer team played Lindenhurst on Saturday and beat them 1-0. Mia D'Andrea scored the game winning goal, and it was assisted by Lucy DiSipio. The team now has 9 wins and 2 losses. Their next game is today against Commack at East at 5pm. So come out and support the girls as they look to keep the momentum going as they approach the playoffs.
     

  • The JV Girls Soccer team came out on fire this past Saturday beating Lindenhurst with a score of 5-0. The defense was solid making it difficult for Lindenhurst to even get any shots off. Stand outs on defense were Evelina Morelli, Taylor Fink, Jordyn McDonald, Laiah Weinstein, Kaylee Smith and Andrea Gonzalez. Putting us on top were goal scorers Evelina Morelli, Giulia Helf, Arianna Montero, Jaime Young, and Kali Flanagan, with assists by Emma Manzanet, Makayla Toal, Sophia Primavera and Jaime Young. The girls face one of their toughest competitors this Monday in an away game against Commack. Good luck Ladies!!
     

  • This past Friday, the JV Boys soccer team battled to a 2-0 victory at home against William Floyd. Captains Caleb Stearns and Shrey Sheth scored both goals. Tremendous team plays across the board. Yesterday, the boys continued their winning ways with a 2-1 road victory over Central Islip. Joe Weeks and Mason Lovergine scored both goals. Solid team effort from everyone. The boys host a very tough team in Patchogue-Medford this Saturday, 10/17 on our turf. Kickoff is at 11:00am. Good luck boy and come out and support the team!!

 

 

 


 

General Daily Reminders to Students
 

  • Cafe-A is open everyday for breakfast until 7:05am! You must go directly from your bus.
     
  • Working Card Application packets are located in the Attendance office B106 Click here for Working Papers Information
     

  • ATTENTION ALL SENIORS: Seniors that need to leave earlier than their regularly scheduled dismissal time must have a parent call the Attendance Office to give you permission to leave early. You must then come down to the Attendance Office to sign your pass to legally leave the building. If you do not come down to sign your pass, you will be considered cutting and will face the disciplinary actions to that offense.