Aquebogue Elementary School

Aquebogue Elementary School principal Phil Kent will retire in August after 31 years as an educator.

Kindergarteners at Aquebogue Elementary School diagnosed and treated teddy bear patients during a teddy bear clinic on Feb. 26.

Monsters designed by Aquebogue kindergarten students were brought to life as hand-sewn creations made by Riverhead High School art students. Kindergarten and high school 'monster buddies' met today in an assembly at the high school.

Two classrooms where odors were strongest have been relocated to allow for additional cleaning by an industrial cleaning and remediation company, the school district said in a statement yesterday.

Aquebogue Elementary School has been dealing with a mold and mildew problem inside the building, Riverhead Central School District officials have said in a statement published on the district website and in a robo-call to parents of students in the K-4 building.

Students at Aquebogue school had a busy month in April — they learned about autism and held their annual science fair.

Students in Aquebogue Elementary School raised thousands of dollars in a community service fundraiser for the American Heart Association's "Hoops for Hearts."

Kindergartners at Aquebogue Elementary School become doctors for the day and treat "injured" stuffed animals in a program sponsored by the Trauma Center at Stony Brook Children's Hospital.

Aquebogue Elementary School will add a new classroom to accommodate the transfers, Superintendent Nancy Carney said today. All class sizes will remain within contractual limits, she said.

Almost every Riverhead public school has been identified as a “focus school” this coming school year due to low academic performance on state tests by certain groups of students last year.