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Virtual Enterprise Team Takes Top Honors

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Sachem High School East’s Virtual Enterprise firm Dynamic Customs, led by business teacher William Ward, brought their A game to Long Island University for the first trade show of the year. 

During the event, students communicated and networked with peers from over 50 high schools across Long Island. Hundreds of students collaborated in selling products designed by student-led companies. Dynamic Customs had the highest sales in school history topping out at approximately $200,000 over the course of three hours. The executive team, led by Shamus Birbiglia, Andrea Mohabir, Brandon Nguyen, Matthew Scavo and Ryan Zhu, impressed judges with their business plan presentation. 

The Dynamic Custom team looks forward to their next trade show and representing Sachem at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in April!

 

Date Added: 1/17/2025

Students Participate in NYSTEA

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In honor of their talents and interests, 28 students from Sachem High School East were chosen to attend the New York State Theatre Education Association 28th Annual Student Conference at the Villa Roma Resort and Conference Center in Callicoon, New York. NYSTEA is a strong, statewide organization of theater educators that promotes and supports theater education for students in grades pre-K through 12.

This was the second year that Sachem High School East has sent representatives to NYSTEA. One Sachem senior, Kailyn Lamb, was a finalist in the NYSTEA Screenplay Competition. Her original work about pickles was performed on stage at the conference for the first time. It garnered much laughter and support for more pickle stories for the future. Kailyn’s comic timing and superb writing skills were a highlight of the evening.   

This conference creates an opportunity for high school students from all over New York State to come together for a full weekend of learning and peer interaction. The students attend workshops given by colleges, universities and other theater professionals, as well as network with one another and experience performances throughout the conference.

This conference is a highlight of the Student Conference delegates’ high school career. In the over 100 workshop offerings, students will receive expert instruction in technical theater, acting, dance and voice. Meeting and sharing interests with other similarly minded students from every region of the state is paramount in working collaboratively, gaining self-confidence and exploring new areas of learning. This conference is a testament to how theater transforms students’ lives.

 

Date Added: 1/16/2025

Learning About Healthy Alternatives

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To offer experience and business insight, Sachem alumna and creator of the original Liana’s Buffin Muffin came to visit Mr. LoGiudice’s Food Trends and Baking & Pastry classes at Sachem High School North to talk about healthy eating and smart baking. During the visit, she spoke about her personal challenges with body image as a teenager and how she turned those experiences into a passion to create a product, brand and business.
 
In addition to her presentation, students got to watch Liana demonstrate making her Almond Joy Energy Bites, enlisting the help of a few junior bakers – Daniel Collins, Jonathan Giraulo and Aaron Ramirez. Afterward, everyone got to try different types of healthy baked goods from The Hummus Fit/Buffin Bakery brand accompanied by a Q&A session with Liana.

 

Date Added: 1/15/2025

Community Workshop Series Information

Date Added: 1/9/2025

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Chromebook Insurance Purchase Extension

The Chromebook Insurance Program Enrollment Window has been reopened until January 31, 2025.

This insurance program is $36 and covers all accidental damage to your Chromebook for the remainder of the year

Devices needing repair without insurance will be charged the full amount of the repair.

This does not apply to prior damage for which you have been invoiced, and does not entitle you to a refund on any previous invoicing.

All student and staff Chromebook devices must be in working condition with intact keyboards and screens when you graduate or leave the district.

Click here  for information. 

Click here for Spanish.

 

Date Added: 1/9/2025