Sachem High School East
177 Granny Road,
Farmingville, N.Y. 11738
Principal: Mr. L. Antonetti
Assistant Principals: Mrs. B. Almendarez-DeBello, Mr. J. Cariddi, Mrs. L. Johnson and Mr. A. Larson
Phone: (631) 716-8200
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Sachem High School East community is to educate and graduate young adults who achieve personal excellence through the principles of respect, recognition, responsibility, opportunity, belonging, and security.
Driver Education Summer Schedule
Location: Sachem East
Time: Hours: 11:00-2:00pm
Dates: June 27, 28
July 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19.
Registration Form
PTA News
PTA meeting on Wednesday, April 17, 2019
PTA Nomination Letter
College Night Student Parent Event
St. Baldrick's Day Registration Information
St Baldrick's Day will be on Friday, April 5th... Students should see
Mrs. Broderick, Mr. Cellini, Mr. Toto or Ms. Savickas if they have any
questions.
Daily Announcements
Thursday 3/21/19 - A Day
Today's Project Happiness Theme is Thoughtful Thursday. You cannot
change the people around you, but you can change the people you choose
to be around. Surround yourself with people who lift you up and bring
out the best in you.
Good morning Sachem East... St. Baldrick's Day this year will honor
Kayla Spero, a Sachem HS East student who is bravely fighting cancer.
Please join us to help raise funds and fight childhood cancer on Friday,
April 5th. Permission slips are now available. If you can't join us
consider making a contribution.
Special thanks to our participants who are already raising money...
Bradley Altman at over $1,200 and Stelios Haloris at over $500. If you
are interested in joining us and making a difference please see Mr.
Cellini, Ms. Savickas or Mr. Toto for more information. Thank you.
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The Sachem East Drama Club is proud to present Mamma Mia! March 28,29,30
at 7:30pm. See Mr. Dobbins in room A237 to get your tickets! Tickets
are $15.00
The Junior Banquet is being held this Friday night.
* Please arrive at East no later than 6pm, dressed ready for the banquet (Meet at the School Store)
* Bring your Sachem ID with you
* Check out the bus and table list on the wall outside of Rm. A237
If you have any questions, please see Mr. Monsen or Mr. Regan.
The Music Production Club will meet after school today in room C181.
Attention all Potential June 2019 Graduates:
Please check for the correct spelling of your name on the lists posted
outside Cafeteria A or the Guidance Office. If changes are needed, or if
your name is missing, please see Mrs. Metrinko in Room C175 NO LATER
THAN MARCH 29TH. This is how your name will be printed on your diploma.
Please remember: although your name is on this list it does not confirm graduation.
There will be a mandatory meeting for anyone that is being inducted into
the Foreign Language Honor Society on Monday March 25 during 9th
period. Please see the flyer in your classroom for room assignments.
Math Book Review Order
Important Links
10 Reasons to Volunteer
1. Make a difference.
Volunteering is about giving back. With a team of like-minded people by your side, you’ll get the chance to be a part of something bigger than yourself: to immerse yourself in different experiences, to instigate change at a grassroots level and along the way, to gain new perspective.
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We believe the most beneficial thing we can do is to give people opportunities, not handouts. With us, you will lay the foundations of durable change and improvement in the lives of the communities you work with.
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Pick your volunteer work based on what inspires you most. Whether it’s animal conservation, primary education, or construction work, you will create positive change in the world.
4. Gain a new perspective.
As the saying goes, “life begins at the end of your comfort-zone”. We come from extremely privileged countries in terms of both opportunities and amenities, and often do not realize the hardships others endure. You will be amazed how much you can take away from a summer volunteer experience and how it allows you to see the world in a different way.
5. Make a real connection.
Volunteering means you’ll have the chance to work alongside people from all over the country and make life-long friendships!
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As a general rule, recruiters look out for people with community involvement. It helps to create a positive impression, makes you more innovative, creative and gives you a range of useful skills. More importantly, college recruiters look at community involvement from students as a demonstration of leadership.
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Volunteer work can be demanding, but it’s also a whole lot of fun!
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