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Students Honored for Academic Excellence by Town of Brookhaven

Five Rocky Point High School seniors were recognized for their outstanding academic achievements during the Town of Brookhaven’s 13th annual Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration.
RPHS Varsity volleyball standing for a picture with the check donating money to the dezystrong foundation

Dig Pink Game Raises Money for DezyStrong

The Rocky Point girls volleyball program came together for a Dig Pink game, supporting the DezyStrong Foundation.
Rocky Point Football Player waves an American Flag as his teammates run onto the field.

Rocky Point Celebrates Homecoming Weekend with a Win

Rocky Point celebrated homecoming on Saturday, Oct. 10, bringing students, families and community members together for a weekend filled with school spirit and Eagle pride.
Students standing together showing their cave art paintings

Sixth Graders Step Into the Past Through Cave Art

Sixth graders in Ms. Pagnotta and Ms. Parise’s humanities classes stepped back in time as they wrapped up their unit on the Old Stone Age with the exploration of cave art.
Three students stand in front of Rocky Point High School

Commended Students at RPHS

Rocky Point High School congratulates students Ian Dowling, Lily Graham and Nathan Watkis for being recognized as Commended Students in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program.
Girl sitting at a desk in a classroom petting a police therapy dog

Hamilton Pays a Visit to RPMS

Rocky Point Middle School welcomed a special visitor when Hamilton, a police therapy dog, stopped by for a visit with sixth-grade students.
NYSPHSAA certificate for scholar athlete team recognition for rocky point high school.

NYSPHSAA School of Distinction

Rocky Point High School has been recognized as a School of Distinction by the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) for the 2025-2026 school year.
A group of young students poses in front of a bulletin board with an inspirational message about kindness.

FJC Starts With Hello

Students at FJC Elementary School celebrated Start With Hello Week from Sept. 22–25 with activities designed to encourage kindness, connection and inclusion throughout the school community.
two student standing in front of a bulletin board filled with artwork while smiling and holding their artwork.

FJC Students Make Their Mark

Students at Frank J. Carasiti Elementary School celebrated creativity, connection and collaboration the week of Sept. 15 with International Dot Day.
A group of students and two teachers pose together in a bright classroom with hexagonal desks.

JAE Starts School Year with Shared Story

Joseph A. Edgar Intermediate School Principal Ms. Pletka is bringing the book, “Begin Again,” to life this September through a series of special read-alouds with classes throughout the building.