Each year, Newsday names their top 100 boys’ basketball players ahead of the start of the winter season. In the 2024-25 edition of this list, Newsday recognized three William Floyd student-athletes, seniors Jermaine King, Dahmarion Moses and Jawuan Smith, as among Long Island’s top 100.

Since the start of December, there have been two special greeters at arrival each morning at Tangier Smith Elementary School – principal Dominic Ciliotta and assistant principal Jackie Cabrera dressed as the beloved “elf on the shelf” characters!

The William Floyd Learning Center and the Floyd Academy recently held their own Thanksgiving feasts to celebrate this season and spend time with their school communities!

Nathaniel Woodhull Elementary School recently hosted its second annual “Woodhullgiving” celebration, an event designed to bring the school community together in a fun way and help provide meals for those who may need them leading up to Thanksgiving.

The William Floyd United Teachers (WFUT) recently hosted the second annual 1,000 coat giveaway, an event designed to help provide a little extra warmth during the colder months. This event, demonstrating the heart and soul of the William Floyd community coming together for a great cause, donated 1,000 coats, Thanksgiving meals, winter hats, gloves, toys, books, ornaments and more!

The William Floyd Fine Arts & Music departments are seeking nominations for educators and/or alumni who have made vast contributions to the fine arts and who have left a lasting legacy to generations of William Floyd students. Nominations are due by December 16!

Thirteen art students from Stephanie Taisler’s Art Portfolio class at William Floyd Middle School recently had their artwork featured in the Town of Brookhaven’s Red Ribbon Week gallery focusing on a drug prevention theme, “Living Your Best Life Drug Free!”

Eighteen fourth-grade student-musicians from the William Floyd School District were recently selected to be a part of the 16^th Annual Suffolk County Music Educators Association (SCMEA) PEAK (Parents, Educators And Kids) Festival. Many students from across Suffolk County are nominated by their teachers for consideration and only 200 of them are selected to participate.

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Mark your calendars for the winter concerts and art shows! Hear and see William Floyd's student-musicians and student-artists showcase their talents!