Beginning the week of January 11th, the guidance staff will be visiting the 8th graders during their lunch periods to discuss the scheduling process and the transition to the high school. The HS staff working in conjunction with the OBMS guidance department created a presentation to help answer the multitude of questions frequently asked by both students and parents. Please click the link below to view the presentation:
High School Scheduling Presentation
The High School Course Guide contains all of the information necessary to plan your secondary educational program. It includes descriptions of all the courses offered at the High School and BOCES. It also outlines diploma requirements and the course selection process. Click the following link to view the entire high school course guide:
High School Course Guide
The high school departments have created a "Curriculum Corner". The purpose of which is to bring the course descriptions in the course guide to life. Click the following link to view the High School Curriculum Corner:
High School Curriculum Corner
Eighth grade students have the option to select electives from an extensive list of offerings. The "9th Grade Elective Selection Sheet" lists all of the elective courses available to 9th graders and can help provide focus while perusing the course descriptions. Click below for the 9th grade elective selection sheet:
9th Grade Course Selection Sheet
Click here to be redirected to the High School website to view more information regarding the scheduling process!!
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On Nov. 7, Oakdale-Bohemia Middle School inducted 28 new members into their chapter of the National Junior Honor Society. To kick off the ceremony, Principal Mr. Piombo warmly welcomed the inductees and their families before the school’s show choir beautifully performed their rendition of the national anthem. Advisor Ms. Senia then congratulated the students and recognized their hard work leading up to the ceremony. Connetquot High School senior and former member of the Oakdale-Bohemia chapter of the National Junior Honor Society Minal Ahmed reflected on her time at the middle school and how being a member of the National Junior Honor Society positively impacted her. “Being in the honor society isn’t just about keeping your grades up,” said Minal. “It is an opportunity to have leadership, character and be involved in your community.” Then, President Elizabeth Dionne, Vice President Jack Lucca, Secretary Lillian Russo, Treasurer Jeffrey Paglino and publicists Julianna Abbamonte and Maeve Boland led the inductees in a candlelighting ceremony. Each student lit a candle symbolizing the pillars of the National Junior Honor Society: scholarship, leadership, service, citizenship and character. Each year, the inductees choose a staff or faculty member to induct as an honorary member. This year, Publicist Maeve Boland presented Mrs. Maxim with the honor. Board of Education Trustee Jaclyn Napolitano-Furno then led the inductees in the induction pledge before the students were officially accepted as members of the National Junior Honor Society.
Click here to view the OBMS welcomes 28 new members into National Junior Honor Society slideshow.
Date Added: 11/12/2024
On Friday, November 8, Connetquot students took part in special assemblies, put on inspiring musical performances, gave dedications, made donations, recited poems, listened to veterans share their experiences and wrote letters to honor our community’s veterans. As a school community, we would like to thank our veterans for their service today and every day!
Click here to view the Veterans Day in Connetquot slideshow.
Date Added: 11/8/2024
On Sept. 11, members of the Oakdale-Bohemia Middle School sixth, seventh and eighth grade choruses sang at Sayville’s Moonlight Memorial at The Common Ground, a rotary park in the Town of Islip. The students gathered to learn and rehearse the music in August for this annual event that honors residents of Islip who lost their lives as a result of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The students serenaded the community with emotional renditions of “Love Lifted Me” by Greg Gilpin and “Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen, arranged by Roger Emerson. “I am grateful for the beautiful young souls who gave their time and talents to honor those who lost their lives 23 years ago and give comfort to those who continue to mourn them,” said Chorus Teacher Rachel White. “Performances like this really help our students witness the power of music in our lives.”
Date Added: 9/13/2024
OBMS PTA Meeting 7 PM
OBMS Talent Show 7 PM
Thanksgiving Recess – District Buildings Closed
OBMS/Music Winter Concert #1 7 PM @ CHS
OBMS/Music Winter Concert 2 7 PM @ CHS