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Please note that a' la carte items are not considered "meals" and do not qualify as free, but are still available for purchase. THESE ITEMS INCLUDE INDIVIDUAL CARTONS OF MILK, INDIVIDUAL JUICE, BEVERAGES, SNACKS, INDIVIDUAL FRUIT. For additional information, please contact Child Nutrition at 631-382-5000. Click Here to Help Shape the Future of the Smithtown Central School District! We’re partnering with our community to help set district priorities, open lines of communication, and hold us accountable for the success of our students. That’s why we’re asking all stakeholders to participate in our confidential Strategic Plan and Feedback Survey, which is open Nov. 15 through Dec. 12. We want to hear from you about opportunities for students, teaching and learning, facilities and operations, and culture and climate. Check your email for an invitation and survey link or click HERE. Back to Top HS East Math Honor Society Members Tutor at Nesaquake MS Smithtown High School East’s Math Honor Society continued to give back to the district’s middle school students on Wednesday afternoon. The honor society members served as tutors for students at Nesaquake Middle School. The sessions are held biweekly after school in the middle school’s library. Students at Nesaquake Middle School can voluntarily sign up for the sessions — or their parents or guardians can request it. The tutoring sessions returned to in-person this academic year after being held virtually in 2020-21. “They form friendships,” Nesaquake Middle School math teacher Tina Bosi said. “There’s a nice bond between the kids.” High School East’s Math Honor Society, led by advisors Marianne Schoepflin and Angela Boccio-McComb, welcomed more than 120 students to their meeting earlier in the month. That meeting included teaching members how to create 3D Sierpinski triangles. In addition to its tutoring efforts at Nesaquake, the Math Honor Society has recognized the need for additional math resources for students at the secondary level and has started putting together a Google classroom open to all secondary students called “Bridging the Gap.” This Google classroom will provide secondary students with short instructional videos, created by members, explaining how to solve problems in pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, probability and statistics, and calculus. The honor society’s 2021-22 officers include presidents Srivaths Ravva and Samantha Micozzi, vice president Sarah Tufo, treasurer Mackenzie Barrett, secretaries Sofia Ragona and Aman Mistry, STEAM coordinators Nikhil Mehta, James Bryceland and Ashley Prevet, and middle school tutoring coordinators Justin Hippler and Jonathan Chung. Back to Top Nesaquake MS Raises Funds for Northport Veterans Association with Ribbon Project Nesaquake Middle School supported veterans on Wednesday with a leading effort from students with the Functional Academic Middle School Program. The students manned a booth during lunch and sold “Salute to Service” ribbons to classmates. Students who purchased the ribbons then placed them on a wall near the cafeteria, with a sign that read “Salute to Service.” The funds from the sale of the ribbons are headed as a donation to the Northport Veterans Association. Back to Top Smithtown CSD Community Approves Bond Referendum On Tuesday, Sept. 28, residents in the Smithtown Central School District voted on a capital project bond referendum. Voters approved the bond: 1,251 YES votes to 430 NO votes. The Board of Education and administration would like to thank all community residents who voted on the bond referendum. The results will be formally accepted by the Board of Education at its regular Wednesday meeting. “We are grateful to the Smithtown community for their support,” Superintendent of Schools Dr. Mark Secaur said. “The approval of the bond referendum will bring much-needed renovation and repair to our aging facilities and enhance opportunities for our students.” The $120 million bond prioritizes safety and security, renovates and repairs aging facilities, and continues to provide opportunities for student success. Back to Top All-Stars Bell Schedule Box Tops for Education Calendar Club List Counseling Center Daily Bulletin District Goals 2020-2021 Honor Roll Late Bus Schedule Library Lunch Menus National Junior Honor Society PTA Staff Directory Supply List YouTube Channel Virtual Backpack Important Information - NMS New! 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