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Have you ever wanted to get a head start of your career? At Wilson Tech, students get a head start on their future by learning skills that employers need! Juniors and seniors in the 21 school districts in the townships of Babylon, Smithtown and Huntington, Lindenhurst, Amityville, and Farmingdale can attend Wilson Tech.

High school is hard, and some people think it’s harder than it should be. Many students constantly try their hardest to get the best grades possible, but it is not enough.

Our peers in the Harborfields High School Music Program have earned recognition for their musical talents and top scores. Thirteen students were chosen for the New York State Council of Administrators of Music Education (NYSCAME) All-County ensembles!

The remaining 16,000 students are semifinalists, and among them are Harborfields High School seniors Francis DeGregorio, Alexander Meagher, and Andrew Walden.

College tuition has been increasing over the past years and is becoming unbelievably costly and highly unaffordable for many. Many students have to take out student loans, in which they have to pay for years after they graduate. Many also fear that they will be unable to pay off their loans and go into debt because of it. These two factors have been pushing many students away from going to college.

Filming and video editing generally aren’t things you associate with health. And yet, that’s exactly what Mrs. Hallaran’s 10th-grade class spent over two weeks working on recently. The end goal? Compile a bunch of videos and eventually present them to the middle school.

Are you able to speak more than one language and want to do something with that? 

Look into getting the Seal of Biliteracy. The only qualifications you need to qualify is to know how to read and write proficiently in a second language and apply for the Seal.

Every year U.S. News comes out with rankings of Universities.  Private schools that have billions of dollars were generally at the top of the rankings and public schools were always towards the bottom.  But this year, it was quite the opposite.