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Congratulations to Wilorda Frenel for her incredible recent performances! At the Suffolk County Championships, she broke her own school record in the 200 meters with a blazing 24.96. She also broke the longest-standing Islip Girls Track and Field record from 1978 in the long jump by 1.5 inches with a jump of 18’1. She now owns five school records and topped off the day by finishing first in the 400m, 200m, and 4x400 relay, while also taking 3rd in the long jump.

Students at Islip Union Free School District’s Wing Elementary School were filled with excitement on Wednesday as the school officially unveiled its brand-new playground during a special ribbon-cutting ceremony. Members of the Board of Education and district administration joined Wing Principal Catherine Glaser to celebrate the occasion, gathering alongside students and staff for the highly anticipated unveiling. As the ribbon was cut, loud cheers erupted from the crowd, marking the beginning of a new chapter of outdoor play and recreation for the school community.

Islip High School proudly recognized seven outstanding student-athletes during its Spring College Student-Athlete Signing Ceremony, celebrating the next chapter in their academic and athletic journeys. Surrounded by family members, friends, coaches, teammates, teachers, and school administrators, the students officially committed to continuing their athletic and academic careers at the collegiate level.

Students from Islip School District’s Virtual Enterprise classes recently traveled to the International Youth Business Summit, where they showcased their business knowledge and professionalism while competing against top student-run companies from around the world. Among their many accomplishments, Islip students proudly advanced and competed in the national round of the Human Resources (HR) Competition. Virtual Enterprise is an innovative, hands-on program that transforms classrooms into simulated businesses.

Students from Islip High School recently attended the Stony Brook University WISE/Pre-College STEM Symposium, where they presented year-long research projects focused on neuroscience and biopsychology. Over two semesters, Islip students explored current topics in neuroscience while conducting hands-on experiments on sensory perception, memory, and brain function in both humans and fruit flies. The experience provided students with the opportunity to apply classroom learning in a university-level research environment.

Islip Middle School eighth-grade students recently embarked on an unforgettable three-day trip to Washington, D.C., filled with educational experiences, historical landmarks and memorable moments with classmates and staff. The trip gave students the opportunity to connect classroom learning with real-world experiences while exploring some of the nation’s most iconic sites. On the first day, students visited Arlington National Cemetery, where they reflected on the sacrifices of America’s service members.