October Daler Digest

The Halloween Costume Contest at Farmingdale High School was a total spectacle. Now the judges have the daunting task of selecting the winners. 

The Class of 2027 marched in the Annual Halloween Parade, embracing the tradition that marks a crucial milestone in their high school journey. 

What an unforgettable evening! Thank you to all the families, students, and staff who came together for Family Fun Night. Special thanks to the Districtwide Shared Decision-Making Committee, student clubs, volunteers, and administration for making this screen-free night of play a success.

Farmingdale’s Varsity Soccer Team defeated Oceanside in a penalty shootout, securing a 2-0 victory to capture its first Nassau Class AAA county championship in program history. Congratulate our championship team in the comments.

A dominant team performance at the Eisenhower Park Aquatic Center secures the program's first-ever championship meet victory with a top score of 637 points.

Guest speaker Ryan Burnett visited Farmingdale High School to encourage students to explore trade pathways, make industry connections, and participate in hands-on workshops designed to unlock every student's potential.

Northside Elementary got a high-powered preview of Friday night lights!

High school students connect across abilities through cultural stories, interactive art, and assistive communication technology.

From retro Spirit Week themes to a moving halftime tribute, the entire district gathered at Don Snyder Stadium to celebrate community, tradition, and 34 years of legendary leadership.

The New York State School Boards Association recognizes School Board Recognition Week, a dedicated time to promoting awareness and understanding of the vital work performed by local school board.

High school varsity student-athletes partner with Weldon E. Howitt Middle School players for an afternoon of skill-building, teamwork, and DalerPride.

Powered by New York State’s 30% initiative, a new partnership brings local crops directly to student plates while supporting Long Island agriculture.

Farmingdale High School senior Madeline Ortiz was named the youngest-ever honoree for the New York State Assembly’s Women of Distinction. This recognition ties directly to her major achievement earlier this year, when she earned her Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest honor a Girl Scout can earn. Her impactful Gold Award project, titled "One Strap Can Save a Life," successfully advocated for stronger seat belt policies and state law.

A tribute to our alumni and community veterans. Join us for our 2nd Annual Wall of Valor Ceremony on November 12 at 4:30 in Farmingdale High School. 

Farmingdale High School students step into broadcasting history during an inspiring excursion to the NBC centennial exhibit in Manhattan.

Social Workers Josseline Morales and Lauren Vega earn regional honors from the Long Island Coalition Against Bullying for their unwavering dedication to student well-being.

Every Varsity Team achieves Scholar-Athlete status, placing Farmingdale High School among New York's top athletic programs for the 2025-2026 school year.

Following 34 seasons at the helm and 315 career victories, the legendary mentor is permanently commemorated at Don Snyder Stadium, surrounded by generations of players, colleagues, and family.

Daler Emma Yee captures third place nationally and top honors in New York State with her award-winning poster art.

Farmingdale High School Celebrates 6th Annual Safe Halloween Event

The Farmingdale High School Marching Band delivered an outstanding performance at the 62nd Newsday Marching Band Festival on October 22 at Mitchel Field Athletic Complex. Representing our community.

Northside Elementary School was proud to welcome back alumna Caeley Looney for a special whole-school assembly. Caeley is an aerospace engineer, published author, and Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree.

Huge shoutout to Farmingdale High School senior and Eagle Scout Aidan Albano on an awesome project for the Farmingdale Public Library!

Driven by a schoolwide effort and a cause close to home, October's Pink Out game drew Howitt’s largest crowd yet in support of breast cancer research.

At Howitt Middle School, students in Ms. Pyros' seventh-grade class recently visited Mrs. Ciccone's classroom for a shared reading activity, bringing together the Family and Consumer Sciences Department and Special Education. This collaborative initiative allows students to serve as reading buddies to peers, building lasting connections throughout the school year.

Farmingdale High School Theatre 2 students attended Hofstra University's Shakespeare Festival on October 27. Students participated in workshops, toured the playhouse, and performed a scene from Love's Labours Lost. Farmingdale High School competed against three top schools and earned the Best Ensemble award. Judges praised their comedy, timing, and character development.