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 website management, 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.
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The William Floyd Board of Education recently held its annual reorganization meeting for the 2025-26 school year, in which newly re-elected trustees April Coppola, Lorraine Mentz and Luis J. Soto took the oath of office for the start of their new three-year terms. This year’s reorganization meeting also featured the appointment of the district’s inaugural group of student Board of Education members.
The William Floyd School District Districtwide Safety Plan, as required by the Project SAVE Law (Safe Schools Against Violence in Education: Commissioner of Education Regulation 155.17) has been established to provide for the safety, health and security of students, faculty and staff and allows for input from the various employee groups, the Suffolk County Police Department, the Office of Homeland Security and the Mastic, Mastic Beach, Brookhaven and Center Moriches fire departments.
For the second consecutive year, Mr. Melandro's fifth-grade class participated in a fun and heartwarming video illustrating the closing of one chapter and the beginning of the next as students make the "jump" from Tangier Smith Elementary School to William Paca Middle School. The video was created by parent and photographer Jenny Zaglool. Congratulations to the students and best wishes in middle school!
William Floyd Teachers and the Mastic-Moriches-Shirley Community Library will be partnering again this summer to bring the Teachers’ Story Corner to children in our community! Story corner sessions will take place Thursdays beginning July 10 and run each Thursday through August 21! Please note that the Teachers' Story Corner will not take place on July 31.
Summer Music will allow students to continue their musical development beyond the school year. The cost is $180 per student to participate in the Summer Music program. Students will learn and practice their skills in a small, relaxed setting. Please note that transportation is not available.
On Saturday, June 28, William Floyd High School held its 66th commencement ceremony to celebrate the approximately 800 students who completed the requirements for graduation and became William Floyd's latest alumni! Family and friends gathered to watch their loved ones walk across the stage and receive their high school diplomas. The event was also simultaneously livestreamed for those who could not be in attendance.