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Longtime Riverhead Middle School principal resigns for new post in Amityville
After 16 years as Riverhead Middle School principal, Andrea Pekar, whose roots run deep in the Riverhead school community, is moving on. She's accepted a position as an assistant superintendent in the Amityville school district, where she starts Jan. 7.
Roanoke students get a real life Veteran’s Day lesson
Local veterans visited third-grade students at Roanoke Avenue School to give them some firsthand lessons about being in the military.
Sixth-graders donate hundreds of pounds of candy to soldiers serving overseas
Students from Pulaski Street School collected nearly 500 pounds of candy after Halloween which they will donate to U.S. troops serving overseas.
Riverhead Middle School student competes at county swim meet
The Blue Waves sent a seventh-grade swimmer to the Suffolk County swim championship meet to compete in the 100-meter backstroke event.
Nine Riverhead students named to NYS honor bands
Nine talented RCSD music students were selected to perform with NYS Honor Bands.
Fall fun at Riley Avenue family festival
Photos: Riley Avenue Elementary School celebrated autumn with a fun family festival last Friday afternoon.
For first time in 20 years, Riverhead girls cross country wins league championship
The Riverhead High School girls cross country team has won a league championship for the first time in 20 years.
Riverhead High School ROTC cadets visit U.S. Coast Guard Station, Sept. 26
Riverhead High School NJROTC got to ride along on a U.S. Coast Guard cutter during a visit to the Shinnecock Station.
A ‘Rockin’ Run’ for downtown Riverhead elementary school kids
With music, laughter and a burst of multi-color madness at the end, Roanoke Avenue Elementary School held its first Roanoke Rockin’ Run last Saturday at the downtown elementary school.
Thirty-six Riverhead High School students are recognized as AP scholars
Riverhead Central School District announced the names of 36 high school students who earned recognition as advanced placement scholars by the College Board.
