Budget Vote 2012 Results

2012 Wildcat Sports Camp Brochure

PTA Council Cultural Arts - Big Shot Concert

Click Here to view the flyer for the upcoming "Big Shot" concert on Friday, May 25 hosted by the SHUFSD PTA Cultural Arts Committee.  "Big Shot" is the Billy Joel tribute band committed to performing the most accurate reenactment of Billy Joel's music.

Their playing is so much like Billy Joel's you will feel like you are experiencing a true Billy Joel Concert.  True Billy Joel fans will be excited to know that this tour is featuring long time Billy Joel band member Tommy Byrnes on guitar (Tommy is a 21 year Billy Joel band veteran and Billy Joel's music director), front man Mike DeGuidice is a dead ringer Billy Joel sound alike (Mike is also a well known LI musician/singer/songwriter in his own right and has released 2 of his own original CDs), and the other members of the band are John Scarpulla on sax (John played in the All Start Horn Section for Billy Joel's last played at Shea Stadium concerts), Nick Dimichino in the rhythm section, Carmine Giglio on keyboard and Mike Sorrentino is on drums.

Don't miss this special event at the WWHS PAC.

SHEF Golf Outing

SHEF 

Presents the 

15th Annual Golf Outing 

& 

Cocktail Hour and Dinner

Special Honoree - Mrs. Karen Siegel 

Wednesday, June 27, 2012 

Timber Point Golf Course

Great River, NY

CLICK HERE for more information. 

Parent Workshop Archive

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Revised State Aid Figures

Newsday Story Adds to the Confusion

As reported last Friday by Newsday, Long Island schools are to receive a new infusion of monies from the state. The paper then included a chart listing each school district and the percentage change in state aid that they were to receive. As with all financial information originating in Albany, the devil is in the details, and a good majority of the Newsday readership were under the impression that this was new funding that was being reported in the chart. This left readers in South Huntington with the impression that an additional $1.4 million was being added to the funding slated for the South Huntington School District.

What had transpired in Albany was that the Assembly and Senate proposed a significant reduction in the Governor’s competitive grant program. $200 million of the original $250 million competitive grant program would go directly to school districts, $90 million to Long Island.

So to set the record straight: Of the new $90 million in fresh aid slated for Long Island, the South Huntington School District will receive approximately $222,703.

Important Information - Revised NYS Testing Schedule and Calendar Changes