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R.C. Murphy Hosts Annual Staff vs. Student Basketball Showdown

R.C. Murphy Junior High School recently held its much-anticipated annual Staff vs. Student basketball game. thumbnail265724
R.C. Murphy Junior High School recently held its much-anticipated annual Staff vs. Student basketball game. thumbnail265725
R.C. Murphy Junior High School recently held its much-anticipated annual Staff vs. Student basketball game. thumbnail265726

R.C. Murphy Junior High School recently held its much-anticipated annual Staff vs. Student basketball game, an event that brings together school spirit, friendly competition and plenty of excitement.

Organized by the physical education and world language departments, the event is a highlight of the year for both students and faculty. A key part of the lead-up to the game is a 3-on-3 basketball tournament held each March, in celebration of March Madness. The tournament is coordinated by world language teacher Mr. Geoninatti and open to all students.

The winning teams from the eighth and ninth grade brackets earn the unique opportunity to represent the student body in the final Staff vs. Student game. This year’s matchup showcased the talent, teamwork and sportsmanship of both sides, with the gym filled with cheers and support from the entire school community.

 

Date Added: 4/16/2025

W.S. Mount Students Shine in ‘Seussical the Musical Jr.’

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W.S. Mount Elementary recently celebrated a magical night of music, color and creativity as the fifth and sixth grade Drama Club took the stage for a spectacular performance of “Seussical the Musical Jr.”

Under the expert direction of Madison Graham and Torrey D’Angelo, the talented young cast brought the whimsical world of Dr. Seuss to life, delighting audiences with their energy, heart and impressive stage presence. From catchy tunes to imaginative costumes, the production was a vibrant tribute to the power of storytelling and teamwork.

Congratulations to all the students, staff and families who helped make this unforgettable show a resounding success.

Date Added: 4/15/2025

Three Village Goes Purple to Honor Military-Connected Students

Three Village Central School District proudly participated in Purple Up! For Military Kids to recognize April as the Month of the Military Child.  thumbnail265673
Three Village Central School District proudly participated in Purple Up! For Military Kids to recognize April as the Month of the Military Child.  thumbnail265674
Three Village Central School District proudly participated in Purple Up! For Military Kids to recognize April as the Month of the Military Child.  thumbnail265675
On Friday, April 11, the Three Village Central School District proudly participated in Purple Up! For Military Kids to recognize April as the Month of the Military Child. This nationwide initiative honors the strength, resilience and sacrifices of children in military families.

Students, faculty and staff wore purple, the color representing all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces, creating a powerful visual display of unity and support throughout the district. Student Government members helped raise awareness with posters, while the Rho Kappa Social Studies Honor Society added to the celebration with a themed photo frame and photo station.

Although the national date falls on April 15, the district celebrated early to ensure full student participation ahead of spring break. The event served as a heartfelt reminder of the district’s continued appreciation for military-connected children and their families.
 

 

 

Date Added: 4/14/2025

Ward Melville’s Claudine Weiner Honored With Outstanding Alumni Award

Congratulations to Ward Melville High School’s Claudine Weiner, who was recently recognized with the Outstanding Alumni Award from Stony Brook University. thumbnail265672
Congratulations to Ward Melville High School’s Claudine Weiner, who was recently recognized with the Outstanding Alumni Award from Stony Brook University.

Mrs. Weiner has served the Three Village Central School District for many years as both an athletic trainer and a science teacher, demonstrating exceptional dedication to her students and athletes. Her passion and commitment have made a lasting impact in the classroom and on the athletic fields.

The district proudly celebrates this well-deserved honor and thanks Mrs. Weiner for her continued service to the school community and the athletic training profession.

Three Village Students Win at Helen Stein Shack Picture Book Awards

Several students from the Three Village Central School District were recognized at the 11th annual Helen Stein Shack Picture Book Award ceremony. thumbnail265671

Several students from the Three Village Central School District were recognized at the 11th annual Helen Stein Shack Picture Book Award ceremony, held April 7 at Emma Clark Library.

The contest invites students in grades 7-12 to create original children’s picture books. Winners are selected in two grade categories: 7-9 and 10-12.

Winners from Three Village included:

* Grades 7-9 First Prize: Yen Lo, eighth grade, Murphy JHS – “Benny and the Lost Balloon.”
* Grades 7-9 Second Prize: Athie Kim, eighth grade, Murphy JHS – “Dinky.”
* Grades 10-12 First Prize: Joyce Lee, 10th grade, Ward Melville HS – “What’s a Friend?”
* Grades 10-12 Second Prize: Elizabeth Wright, 10th grade, Ward Melville HS – “Kitty and Fish.”

Winning books were added to the library’s Local Focus Collection. Prizes were supported by the Helen Stein Shack family endowment. District leaders and staff joined the community in celebrating the students’ creativity and achievements.

 

Date Added: 4/14/2025