skip to main content

Students Learn Traditions of Unkechaug Nation

Members of the Unkechaug Nation and students thumbnail247023
Members of the Unkechaug Nation visited Center Moriches middle and high schools to share their culture through a celebration of traditional songs and dances. Students learned what several dances represent as well as the importance of the “big drum” and how it symbolizes the heart of Native American people.

Date Added: 5/26/2023

Center Moriches Welcomes Ride for Life

Students, Staff, and Community Members at  ALS Ride for Life thumbnail246747

The ALS Ride for Life stopped in Center Moriches on May 18 as part of its major advocacy event. Patients who have ALS led the ride that first stopped at the middle and high schools, and then made its way to Clayton Huey Elementary School. The Ride for Life was welcomed by elementary school students holding handmade signs and posters with messages of hope.

Throughout the month of May, or ALS Awareness Month, the Center Moriches school community raised money for the cause through several fundraisers and the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. At the Ride for Life ceremony, the district presented the organization with a $4,000 check to support patient services. Additionally, Center Moriches High School student Romina Lopez-Flores gave a powerful speech about how ALS has affected her family and the importance of continuing the fight.

Click here to view the photo slideshow.

Date Added: 5/22/2023

BOE Meeting Recap 5/17/23

Please see the attached PDF for a recap of the May 17 Board of Education meeting. The presentations and livestream are linked below:

“Our Story” Presentation

BOE Meeting 5/17 Livestream

Date Added: 5/18/2023

Attachments:

Cultures Around the World

Students at Cultures Around the World event thumbnail246550

The Center Moriches School District held its Cultures Around the World event on May 16 and invited students and their families to experience the traditions of several countries. Classrooms throughout Clayton Huey Elementary School each represented a different nation. Once inside, students could experience music of that country and complete an art activity. Students stamped their passports as they ventured through the halls, or across the globe.

Additionally, several performance groups took the stage. Elementary performers, the secondary jazz band, Poospatuck Reservation cultural dancers and drama club performers all stepped in front of an audience to share songs and dances. The event brought the Center Moriches community together while celebrating diversity.

Click here to view the photo slideshow.

Date Added: 5/17/2023

Center Moriches Baseball Gives Back to Their Community

Click here to view the Team Up 4 Community Article.

Date Added: 5/17/2023