Shoreham-Wading River Central School District

Senior Athletes Sign National Letters of Intent (more)

The District would like to congratulate senior athletes Kaitlyn Taddeo and Amanda Hearney, who have signed National Letters of Intent to continue playing field hockey on the collegiate level this fall. Kaitlyn will attend Fairfield... (more)

The Food Train Is a Great Success (more)

The PTAs and PTOs of Wading River, Miller Avenue, and Briarcliff Elementary Schools would like to thank the students and parents who participated in the SWR “Food Train.” For the past several weeks, the students in each school... (more)

Studying the Nation of Japan (more)

Students in Jill Stevenson’s class at Miller Avenue Elementary School completed an in-depth research unit on Japan. As part of their studies about this fascinating country, the class created a detailed nonfiction A-to-Z picture book... (more)

Student Artists Receive Accolades (more)

The District is pleased to announce that three high school student-artists have been recognized for their outstanding artwork in two regional competitions. Jason Novetti and Casey DePalma’s photography won Best In Show during... (more)

Taking Center Stage (more)

A seven-member cast took center stage this weekend for a comedic performance of Brighton Beach Memoirs. The play, originally written and produced by Neil Simon, is a coming-of-age comedy about Eugene Morris Jerome, a Polish-American... (more)

Hop On the Food Train (more)

Students enrolled at Briarcliff, Wading River, and Miller Avenue Elementary Schools are hosting a “food train” from April 23 to May 2 to help those in the community who are less fortunate. Each student has been asked to... (more)

Headlines of the Week

2012-2013 Budget Passes New!
Riverhead Youth Court Team Takes 1st Place in Mock Trial Competition
In the News!

2012-2013 Budget Passes

The Shoreham-Wading River School District would like to thank the community for supporting the 2012-2013 budget. The budget passed by a vote of 1,316 to 658.

In addition to the budget, residents cast their vote for two additional propositions. Results for Proposition #2 are not yet available.

Proposition #3 which allows a member of the senior class to become an annual non-voting, ex-officio member of the Board of Education passed by a vote of 1,329 to 559.

The District would also like to congratulate Michael Fucito and Robert Rose for being elected to the Board of Education.

The results of the trustee election are as follows:

Anthony F. DeLouise - 807 Votes
Michael Fucito – 1,030 Votes
Robert Rose – 1,194 Votes