Connetquot High School

190 Seventh Street
Bohemia, NY 11716-1331
Interim Principal: Michael A. Moran
631-244-2228, ext. 1010
mmoran@ccsdli.org

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Originally dedicated in 1963, today Connetquot High School serves a population of more than 2,000 students from the communities of Bohemia, Sayville, Oakdale, and Ronkonkoma. A comprehensive high school dedicated to superior outcomes for all students, Connetquot High School affords its students a diverse course offering providing a wide variety of educational opportunities in the arts, humanities, math, science, and technology. The majority of Connetquot High School students graduate with regents diplomas and approximately ninety percent of graduates go on to higher education.

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Connetquot artists shine

Beautiful artwork created by Connetquot High School Studio in Media students Ella Causin, Sienna Graham, and Morgan Shurgin was recently showcased during the Suffolk County Art Leaders Association’s All-County Art Show Exhibition. As part of SCALA’s partnership with Babylon Citizens Council on the Arts, the students’ artistic creations were displayed to the public at Babylon’s historical Old Town Hall during the first two weeks of February.

Budding Business Leaders

In Connetquot High School’s Virtual Enterprise class, students create their own businesses and learn the skills necessary to run them effectively, including accounting, marketing, sales, presentation skills, organizational skills and working collaboratively in a group. These students recently competed in a Virtual Enterprise trade show and competition at LIU Post, during which one group’s business, Eagle Eye Security, won second place for best booth design.

Connetquot High School hosted its second annual career fair

On Jan. 8, Connetquot High School hosted its second annual career fair featuring representatives from 20 different companies and organizations who set up informational stations in the gymnasium.

Through visiting each station, students learned about a diverse array of post-secondary careers and internship placements, as well as how to pursue these opportunities. The district thanks all those who spent the morning awakening students to the possibilities of their futures.

Connetquot High School Students Make Potential Scientific Breakthrough

In November, seniors Bipro Das and Melissa Oz conducted scientific research at Brookhaven National Laboratory’s National Synchrotron Light Source II. Through X-ray diffraction studies, they investigated the binding of the TrmD protein from Mycobacterium abscessus with its ligand, S-Adenosyl-l-homocsyteine. The data that Bipro and Melissa collected indicates a possible novel structure, which they will be presenting at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair on Feb. 5, and could one day help scientists develop the next generation of antibiotics.