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School Safety

At the William Floyd School District, the safety of our students, staff, visitors and facilities is given the highest priority. We have a large professional and highly trained security staff on duty 24-7. We have the latest in electronic surveillance and warning systems. Every building in the district has emergency management plans that are reviewed periodically and modified whenever new emergency techniques become available. Emergency drills and exercises are also conducted several times a year in all our buildings.

(Click here to view the 2025-2026 School Safety Plan)

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Director of Human Resources 
Michael Stam (631) 874-1527

Security Secretary 
Kimberly Stahl (631) 874-1265

Security Office 
(631) 874-1277

Please remember in an emergency contact 911 first, then call the William Floyd security department at (631) 874-1277.

Confidential Hotline
The district has a confidential hotline set up for anonymous tips at (631) 874-1200.

Safety Plan
School Safety Plan - 2025-26 School Year

Workplace Violence
Workplace Violence Prevention Program Policy 6190R
Workplace Violence Incident Report Form

District News

Remembering Former William Floyd Trustee Francis “Frank” Campbell

The William Floyd School District is saddened to share the news of the passing of former William Floyd Board of Education Trustee Francis “Frank” Campbell who served on the School Board from 1971 to 1977 including as vice president (1972-1973) and president (1973-1977).

WFHS Counseling Center On-Site Admissions Event Nets Nearly $1.2M in Student Scholarships

The William Floyd High School Counseling Center recently hosted the first of five on-site admissions events set to take place throughout the 2025-26 school year. On-site admissions events present students with the opportunity to talk to representatives from many different colleges and universities about their educational goals and future plans while in the hallways of their own school. Students can get their transcripts evaluated, learn about what each institution has to offer, discuss potential scholarships and, in some cases, receive immediate acceptance! This on-site admissions event was one of the most successful in school history, as 210 students met with college representatives and were offered a combined total of $1,188,000 in scholarships with even more scholarship amounts still to be determined!