Connetquot High School artists selected for Heckscher Museum’s Best in Show Exhibit modal link
The artworks of two Connetquot High School student-artists, Katherine Novick and Vy Nguyen, were among the 87 submissions selected to be exhibited in... (more)
Connetquot launches bus stop-arm safety initiative modal link
The Connetquot Central School District has launched an educational bus stop-arm safety initiative this school year. The program is being funded with... (more)
Connetquot donates to Operation Hat Drop modal link
Oakdale-Bohemia Middle School and Connetquot High School joined forces to collect hats for Operation Hat Drop, an initiative started by kindergartner... (more)
Read all about it: Duffield hosts Literacy Night modal link
On March 7, Helen B. Duffield Elementary School’s teachers, parents and students came together for Family Literacy Night. Approximately 130... (more)
Connetquot HS students travel the globe for International Night modal link
On March 4, over 30 countries were represented at Connetquot High School’s International Night. Presented by the World Language Honor Society,... (more)
Meteorologist John Marshall visits John Pearl Elementary modal link
Students at John Pearl Elementary became weather casters for the day as part of Meteorologist John Marshall’s “John’s Weather... (more)
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The Connetquot Central School District has launched an educational bus stop-arm safety initiative this school year. The program is being funded with a Suffolk County grant aimed at increasing student, family and community awareness of the importance of a school bus’s stop-arm camera. Over the next several months, the district will be unveiling various awareness initiatives as part of this informational campaign in the hopes that all drivers will exercise increased caution when approaching a stopped school bus. For reference, when a school bus is stopped with lights flashing and the stop sign extended, all vehicles are required to stop. Using advanced technology, these stop signs are now equipped with advanced safety technology cameras that can identify illegal passers' license plates, and negligent drivers are issued a ticket if they illegally pass a stopped school bus. The ticket is sent to the vehicle’s registered owner(s). As a kickoff to the campaign, several Connetquot vans used to transport supplies and materials throughout our district have been wrapped with the campaign logo “Stop on Red – Kids Ahead.” These decorated vans are only meant to serve as visual reminders and do not require drivers to make any special stops, as no students are transported in these vehicles. In addition, banner signs are being displayed outside each district building to further promote this important topic. The district looks forward to continuing this initiative and helping to keep our students and communities safe.
Date Added: 3/18/2024
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