The William Floyd School District Department of Technology is dedicated to the mission of making technology accessible to all students, teachers and staff, as it pertains to their work. The department supports the needs of the William Floyd school community in myriad ways, including through the maintenance of existing hardware and by embracing new ways to enhance and deliver 21st century learning into our classrooms.
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Staff Internet Safety Use
Social Media Policy
Professional Social Media Policy Form
Social Networking Sites Policy
Student Internet Safety Use (English)
Smart School Investment Plan
Phase 5: Cable + Network Equipment
Phase 4: Tech Security and Communications II
Phase 3: Tech Security and Communications I
Phase 2: Infrastructure for Wireless Network
Phase 1: Infrastructure/Core Network
Instructional Technology Plan
2026-2029 Instruction Technology Plan
District News
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The William Floyd High School Class of 2026 graduation ceremony is just around the corner! Graduates and their families, please be sure to read all of the information to ensure a successful event that will be a cherished memory for years to come!
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For the second consecutive year, a team of William Floyd High School science students under the direction of Christopher Orlando were selected as winners in the Long Island Regional Planning Council’s (LIRPC) annual Long Island Water Quality Challenge. The team received a $2,500 grant to implement its proposal at the school, and earned WFHS the recognition of being the first school to earn back-to-back victories in the competition!