Sixth graders in the Center Moriches School District are bringing the designs of second graders to life. Ahead of the annual Monster Match, second graders at Clayton Huey Elementary School created and colored their own imaginary monsters. Their designs were sent to sixth grade family and consumer science classes at Center Moriches Middle School. The sixth graders then took the artwork and sewed custom stuffed animals for their younger peers.

The sixth graders brought the creations back to Clayton Huey for a Monster Match reveal. In addition to giving the second graders their handmade stuffed animals, the middle school students created a story about the monsters to read. The second graders were excited to see their designs in real life and connect with older students in the district.

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Date Added: 3/22/2023

Student-actors in the Center Moriches High School Drama Club stepped on stage for this year’s musical, “All Shook Up.” They put on a total of three performances in front of a live audience. The musical is inspired by Elvis Presley and features his music.

Date Added: 3/21/2023

Center Moriches High School is proud to announce Jillian Ryan as its Class of 2023 valedictorian and Emma Morris as its salutatorian. The district congratulates Jillian and Emma on achieving the top academic honors and wishes them the best of luck in their future endeavors!

More information coming soon.

Date Added: 3/20/2023

Please see the attached PDF for a recap of the March 15 Board of Education meeting. The presentations and livestream are linked below:

Board Meeting Recap

Committee Updates

Bond Committee Update

BOE Meeting 3/15 Livestream

Date Added: 3/16/2023

Center Moriches High School students are being recognized for their work honoring civil rights activist, author and poet Maya Angelou. Center Moriches was named the first-place winner of the East End Arts MLK Portrait Project, which encourages students to create individual panels that come together to create a portrait of a civil rights leader.

In addition to the first-place prize, three Center Moriches students were individually chosen as winners of a contest to work with an International Artist. Congratulations to Savannah Piccoli, Victoria Pendizick and Kai Fox. These students will work with Dan Shaw-Town, a painter and sculptor originally from England, in a series of workshops next month.

The MLK Portrait Project helps teach students how the power of the individual is amplified in the community. All portraits are up for auction to benefit the East End Arts Art Scholarship Fund.

Date Added: 3/13/2023