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Dr. Dungee at Reed

Superintendent of Schools Dr. Sharon A. Dungee recently met with students in Mr. Joseph Cornell's Full Year Technology Class. Mr. Cornell's students briefed Dr. Dungee on each of the projects they completed this year. The hands-on projects encouraged research and teamwork, with end results culminating in student-created projects that enhance their school environment. 

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Dr. Dungee Hosts Superintendent's Student Council Advisory Roundtable Gathering

Superintendent of Schools Dr. Sharon A. Dungee hosted her year-end gathering at Dave & Buster's for Central Islip High School and Reed Middle School students who participated in the Superintendent's Student Council Advisory Roundtable meetings during the 2025-2026 School Year. Students were instrumental in dialoguing with Dr. Dungee, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction Jessica Iafrate, Facilities Director Matthew Providente, Funded Programs Administrator Christina Guastella, School Nutrition and Food Service Director Paul Carlozzo, and School Safety Director Tom Weiner on ways to further enhance their school environment. Dr. Dungee hosted her year-end gathering to thank students for their time, participation, and communicating feedback and recommendations from their peers.

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Students Attend High School Band Expo

Students Attend High School Band Expo

Band students from all elementary schools and Reed Middle School gathered on the high school football field for the annual Central Islip High School Marching Band Expo, led by high school band directors Mr. Jeremiah Ryan and Mr. Kevin Pyle.

Mr. Ryan welcomed students and faculty before introducing the high school marching band’s 2025 field show, which featured several of Bruno Mars’ hit songs.

After the performance, each school was invited onto the field and divided by building. Guided by high school band leaders, students had 30 minutes to create and perform their own mini-shows for everyone in attendance.

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