In honor of Veterans Day, Albert G. Prodell Middle School eighth graders welcomed a group of distinguished veterans for a special assembly sponsored by the school’s National History Day Club. The event, held on Nov. 4,  was led by club advisers Ms. Corinne Fallon and Ms. Danielle Senneca.

The veterans in attendance were Buddy Gengler, Dan Guida, Ron Organ, Michael Wern, Phaedra Musselman and Philip Roberts. They shared their personal stories of military service and sacrifice, providing the students with invaluable first-hand perspectives on being in the service.

“It was an honor to host these brave men and women and to give our students the opportunity to learn directly from those who have served our country,” said Ms. Fallon. “Hearing their stories helped bring history to life in a powerful way.”

The school district extends its sincere gratitude to all those who have served in the U.S. military. The Veterans Day assembly was a meaningful experience for all in attendance, underscoring the importance of recognizing and appreciating the contributions of America's veterans.

 

 

Date Added: 11/6/2024

Twenty-three students at Prodell Middle School were recognized as Wildcats with Character Students of the Month for October.

These students were nominated by staff members for exemplifying the trait of kindness.

“We are so proud of all of these students, as kindness is a trait that we encourage them to demonstrate daily,” said Assistant Principal Lauren Biscardi. “We consider these students to be role models for others in the building and we hope they continue to spread kindness wherever they go! We encourage all our students to continue striving to be Wildcats with Character!”

Congratulations to October’s Students of the Month: Abigail Campbell, Maya Cowan, Kaysi Cummings, Logan Fabian, Emma Giannusa, Teressa Gonzalez, Jason Hassid, Gianna Horsford, Mariella Isgro, Mei Lin Torre, Michael Lovett, Samuel Maguire, Brooke Makarewicz, Riley McAlvin, Sydney Murphy, Lily Nigrel, Jayden Perez, Alier Reyes, Emmalyn Roberts, Anabelle Shea, Anabella Sousa, Emma Trentowski and Gabrielle Yuhas.

 

Date Added: 11/5/2024

Nationally recognized motivational speaker Rohan Murphy visited Prodell Middle School to share his life story with eighth grade students. Murphy lost both of his legs at birth, but that did not stop him from chasing after his dreams. After a successful high school wrestling career, he went on to wrestle at Penn State University. He is also an accomplished powerlifter, competing in competitions all over the world. Aside from all these accomplishments, one of his main goals is to motivate the youth of America through his words and actions.

According to his bio, Murphy’s life story is a “gripping tale of adversity, dedication, and living life with a purpose.” 

“I’m so grateful that our students got the chance to meet him and hear his message of living life with “no excuses,” said Assistant Principal Lauren Biscardi. “He truly is a force to be reckoned with and we look forward to having him back next year.”

 

Date Added: 11/5/2024

The Shoreham-Wading River High School Drama Club has done it again! The stage production of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” is one for the history books. Dozens of students have rehearsed for months to bring this amazing show to the SWR community! Showtimes are Thursday and Friday, Oct. 24 and Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 26 at 2 p.m.

Click here to view the Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat slideshow.

Date Added: 10/24/2024

Thank you to our wonderful SWRCSD Board of Education members for the important work you do on behalf of our students and school community.

President Thomas Sheridan, Vice President James Smith and Trustees Katie Andersen, Jim Lauckhardt, Michael Lewis, Henry Pérez and Meghan Tepfenhardt.

 

Date Added: 10/16/2024