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Sagamore Middle School

57 Division Street

Holtsville, NY  11742

(631) 696-8600

Principal: Mrs. Lisa Johnson

Assistant Principals: Mr. Ralph Carusillo, Mr. Matthew Perlongo

See kindness, show kindness, teach kindness, be kindness.

8th Grade Formal

Tickets are on sale 5/27 - 6/2 during lunch periods!

Click HERE to learn more information and the permission slip!

 

Yearbook Flyer - $40 

 

Kids in Seats

Click HERE to learn more information about our Kids in Seats program!

 

 

May Club Calendar

May '25 Club Calendar

Visit the Club Information page to see more calendars and information about Sagamore's Clubs

 

Incoming 6th info

Incoming 6th Grade Letter

Stepping Up to Sagamore Middle School Information

 

 

Programming Letters

8th to 9th Grade Programming Letter

9th Grade Course Offerings

 

Helpful Links

Sports Schedules Section XI Link

Message from the Sachem Food Service - Breakfast/Lunch Pricing & Payschool's Procedure

 

      

Chromebooks

All students are expected to bring a fully charged Chromebook to school every day.

NEW! - Chromebook Insurance Purchase Extension - NEW!

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.

 

ID Cards

All students need to wear their ID card in school every day.

 

   

In the News

Sachem Schools Unite to Support ALS Ride for Life

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Sachem High School East, Sagamore Middle School and Chippewa Elementary School once again demonstrated their commitment to service and community this spring by raising a remarkable $11,478 in support of the ALS Ride for Life. The fundraising initiative was led by Sachem East’s Student Government, under the guidance of advisers Mr. Gallo and Mr. Jannace, with strong support from Sagamore and Chippewa.

This year’s event was held in honor of ALS patient advocate David Phillips, who participated in the event by making the journey in his scooter, cheered on by crowds of students, families and staff. The annual tradition included a symbolic walk from Sachem East to Sagamore Middle School and then to Chippewa Elementary School, raising both awareness and funds for ALS research and patient care.

Sachem East raised $7,950, Sagamore contributed $3,128 and Chippewa added $400, bringing the districtwide total to $11,478. These efforts once again make Sachem East the largest single school donor to the ALS Ride for Life.

Over the years, Student Government at East, along with honor societies and dedicated families, have organized community walks, assemblies and popular fundraising events like dodgeball and basketball tournaments. Notably, Sachem East was the first group to return to the streets with the Ride for Life following the COVID-19 pandemic and previously coordinated the District’s only four-school Ride for Life.

The connection to the cause runs deep. Students first developed a close relationship with ALS Ride for Life Founder Chris Pendergast and continue to support the mission through ongoing collaboration with Christine Pendergast and Paul Weissman, who carry on his legacy.

Sachem’s continued efforts exemplify leadership, compassion and the power of youth activism. The District is proud of all involved for their dedication to making a difference in the fight to cure ALS.

Date Added: 5/22/2025

Sagamore Algebra Students Spread Kindness Through Creativity

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At Sagamore Middle School, Mrs. DiGiacinto’s algebra students are learning more than just math – they’re embracing the power of kindness. Throughout the year, the classes have gone “On the Road” with CBS correspondent Steve Hartman, diving into his Kindness 101 video series. These moving stories sparked meaningful conversations and inspired students to reflect on the impact of small, compassionate acts.

As a heartfelt extension of their work, a group of students collaborated to create a children’s book, “A Pocket Full of Kindness: Little Acts that Matter.” Each student chose a quality of kindness and brought it to life through original writing and illustrations. The book is dedicated to Grayson Danielski, a young boy courageously recovering from a brain tumor. Grayson’s parents, both Sachem graduates, served as a meaningful connection for the students, who wanted to honor his strength and show their support.

The project culminated in a joyful publishing party, where Grayson’s grandmother was presented with a copy of the book to share with him. The event was a powerful reminder that kindness, creativity and community go hand in hand.

 

Date Added: 5/13/2025

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