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Public Relations

The William Floyd School District Public Relations Office is responsible for communicating information of importance to residents of the local communities served by the William Floyd School District. Responsibilities include the promotion of student and staff achievements, unique and innovative programs, budgetary and scheduling information, photography of district events, crisis communications and much more. The Public Relations Office is also responsible for creating the annual budget brochure and the district calendar, which are printed and sent home to all residents in the community. The Public Relations Office is continually working to keep residents informed and get the message of the great things happening out to the public by keeping in regular contact with local and regional reporters and editors with ideas/potential stories of interest to feature. Please follow the district on social media – Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and flickr – for the latest! If you have any stories that you believe might be of interest, please do not hesitate to email publicrelations@wfsd.k12.ny.us.

Public Relations Director 
James Montalto 
(631) 874-1237
jmontalto@wfsd.k12.ny.us

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football players tacking an opposing player

On Saturday, October 1 at 1 pm at the Lincoln Avenue Sports Complex, the Parkway Power Bowl Cup – and bragging rights – are on the line as the William Floyd High School varsity football Colonials (3-0) host their longtime rival Longwood Lions (3-0) in a battle of two undefeated teams in Parkway Power Bowl XI!

students dressed like pirates

Shiver me timbers! On Monday, September 19, second-grade buccaneers in Mrs. McGovern, Mrs. Wingler, Mrs. Unger, Mrs. McCoy, Mrs. Romero and Mrs. Worontsoff’s classes at Tangier Smith Elementary School participated in “International Talk Like a Pirate Day,” an annual parodic holiday in which people are encouraged to talk like pirates!

Acabella members pose together

Members of the Acabellas, William Floyd High School’s all-female a cappella group under the direction of Donia Rivera, recently performed a beautiful rendition of the “Star Spangled Banner” at the Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library’s 21st 5K Run for Literacy

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Please fill out and submit the household income form to ensure continued eligibility for the district in the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Community Eligibility Provision free school meal program. Through this program, all William Floyd students are entitled to one free breakfast and one free lunch per school day, regardless of family income level.

BOE trustees and scholarship golf fund organizers

The William Floyd Board of Education recently honored Anthony Liberti, Anthony Alfano and Anthony Coraci of Century 21 Cor-Ace Realty, the driving forces behind the William Floyd Scholarship Fund Golf Tournament, a yearly charity event that has raised $560,000 in student scholarships during its first 23 years since its inception.