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Secondary Education

Welcome to the William Floyd Secondary webpage. The secondary schools consist of William Floyd High School, Floyd Academy, William Paca Middle School and William Floyd Middle School. We are preparing students by providing 21st Century skills enabling them to be successful in college and in their careers.

Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Instruction and Administration 
Kathleen Keane (631) 874-1203

Director of Secondary Education and Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics  
Christine Rosado (631) 874-1545

Director of Student Information and Secondary Education 
Al Peterson (631) 874-1116

CANVAS - Online Learning Management System
https://wfsd.instructure.com/

CTE Informational Google page
https://sites.google.com/wfsd.k12.ny.us/wfhscteprograms/

High School Course Catalog
https://sites.google.com/wfsd.k12.ny.us/wfhs-course-catalog/home


Call/Text 988: A New Crisis Resource
Release of Student Information (NCLB)


MSC Kyle Sports for Special Needs
Kyle Sports & Ambucks LI Fall Festival - October 22
Kyle Sports for Special Needs Saturday Program & Registration Information
Kyle Sports Saturday Program 2023-24 Schedule
Kyle Sports Annual Holiday Party - December 16

Secondary Education

photo of spelling bee winner and teaching holding oversized check for $500

William Floyd Middle School seventh grader Olivia Chen recently earned the crown of Suffolk County spelling bee champion in the Bay Shore Buzz Countywide Middle School bee! Olivia, who finished in the top three last year a sixth grader, correctly spelled the word amoeba to take home the title! For her efforts, she received a trophy and a $500 prize sponsored by the Bay Shore Middle School Student Council. Congratulations, Olivia!

photo of art teachers at the annual K-12 show

The William Floyd School District Fine Arts Department recently hosted their annual Districtwide Art Show in the south lobby of William Floyd High School! The event, which coincides with the beginning of March and the celebration of Youth Art & Music Month, featured gorgeous displays of artwork from William Floyd students across all grade levels. Families and community members were welcomed by the Fine Arts Department to come explore the gallery and celebrate the talented student-artists whose work was on display. Members of the National Art Honor Society hosted the event and helped serve refreshments while also running several craft activities and a face painting station for the younger children in attendance.  

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