Officials of the National Merit Scholarship Program have selected six students at Cold Spring Harbor High School as 2024 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists: Saami Ali, Hannah Stark, Charles Wood, Kathleen Engel, Alexander Grosh and Amber Zhou. This prestigious honor is awarded to students who show exceptional academic ability and potential for success in rigorous college studies.
Congratulations to senior Toni Nemazi who has earned the prestigious recognition of being named a Long Island Scholar-Artist for the 2023-2024 School Year by the LI Arts Alliance. Each year, the Alliance sponsors a Scholar-Artist Award program which recognizes students judged to be "the best of the best" on Long Island in both academics and in the arts. As a recognized scholar-artist Toni’s photo and profile will be featured in Newsday during the month of April 2024.
What happens when the art teacher finds a roll of paper textured like water? She begins to think, “What could bridge summer fun and the opening of a new school year for our students?” Hence, this beautiful creation by Art Department Chairperson, Christine Oswald. She explained that a wide selection of important contributors to a student’s education became the focus of the chosen portraiture.
At the Jr./Sr. High students arrived with backpacks, cold drinks, sports equipment and instrument cases in hand as they greeted old friends and met new teachers. The administrative team was there to greet everyone and welcome in our new families to the district along with our incoming 7th graders.
Once again, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Cold Spring Harbor High School among the highest ranking best high schools in the nation. According to their most recent report, Cold Spring Harbor High School is ranked No. 1 in Suffolk County, No. 6 on Long Island and nationally ranked No. 268 among more than 18,000 high schools evaluated based upon multiple sources of objective data.
Superintendent’s Conference Days are a time to gather prior to the opening of school, and greet colleagues while sadly embracing the end of summer. Yet, the first day of school also brings with it the excitement and energy of students filling the hallways and classrooms revitalizing the buildings once again.
At the start of every school year, prior to opening the doors to all students K-12, Board of Education members are escorted on a “walk-through” at each building to ensure they are in tip-top shape to welcome back students and staff.
Please join Cold Spring Harbor Central School District in welcoming our newest trustees to the Board of Education! Ms. Kate DelliCarpini, Ms. Lisa Smith and Mr. William Wollman were elected on May 16 and were officially sworn in on July 1st to begin their tenure.
