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Smiles, high-fives and plenty of positive energy filled our schools today as students and staff kicked off the 2026–2027 school year! From reconnecting with friends and teachers to settling into new classrooms and routines, it was great to see our schools come alive again. We’re looking forward to a year filled with learning, growth, new opportunities and memorable moments across the Islip School District. Be sure to follow Islip Schools on Facebook, Instagram and X for updated content and posts that highlight the incredible work being done across our campuses. Here’s to an exciting year ahead! #IslipRising

Stay connected, Islip! From classroom discoveries and student achievements to school events and district updates, there’s so much to celebrate across Islip Public Schools! Follow our official social media pages to see the people and moments that make our school community special. Invite fellow Islip families to follow along and help us share our Buccaneer pride! #IslipPublicSchools #GoBucs #IslipPride

The Islip High School Class of 2026 officially turned the page to a new chapter as graduates celebrated commencement surrounded by proud families, friends, teachers and staff in a ceremony that honored both their accomplishments and the bright futures that lie ahead. The evening was filled with smiles, applause and heartfelt moments as graduates crossed the stage to receive their diplomas, marking the culmination of years of hard work, perseverance and personal growth. Against the backdrop of a supportive community, the Class of 2026 reflected on the memories they created together while embracing the opportunities that await them beyond Islip High School.

Congratulations to the members of the Islip Girls Lacrosse team who earned postseason recognition for their outstanding performances during the 2026 season! USA Lacrosse All-Americans • Caitlin Barnes & Abigail Dieumegard All-County • Tessa Smith, Reese Wallace, Caitlin Barnes & Abigail Dieumegard All-Division • Taylor Riesing & Olivia Pue

The spirit of patriotism was on full display across Islip as students, families, veterans, educators and community members gathered at Commack Road Elementary School and Sherwood Elementary School to celebrate Flag Day through two meaningful ceremonies honoring the American flag and those who have served the nation. At both schools, the events served as more than a lesson in history. They became powerful demonstrations of community pride, civic responsibility and gratitude. Veterans from across the area joined students and families, creating memorable opportunities for young learners to connect with those who have dedicated their lives to protecting the freedoms symbolized by the American flag.

Congratulations to Wilorda Frenel for her incredible recent performances! At the Suffolk County Championships, she broke her own school record in the 200 meters with a blazing 24.96. She also broke the longest-standing Islip Girls Track and Field record from 1978 in the long jump by 1.5 inches with a jump of 18’1. She now owns five school records and topped off the day by finishing first in the 400m, 200m, and 4x400 relay, while also taking 3rd in the long jump.