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Oakdale-Bohemia Middle School

60 Oakdale-Bohemia Road
Oakdale, NY 11769-1395
Principal: Joseph Piombo
Assistant Principal: Danielle Black

Phone: 631-244-2268
Fax: 631-563-6167 

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    April Students of the Month


    Allison Connolly
    Kevin Garcia Torres
    Aileen Hanley
    Lucas LaSala
    Emily Lewis
    Audrey Miller
    Julia Smith-Pasquerella
    Audrey Vaccaro


    OBMS and RMS inspire future professionals on Career Day

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    Oakdale-Bohemia and Ronkonkoma middle schools successfully held their annual Career Days on May 2, offering students the opportunity to explore a wide range of professions.

    Guest speakers included professionals from various fields, including law, medicine, therapy, chemistry, firefighting, finance, hairstyling, IT systems, real estate, business ownership and school counseling, among many others. Each presenter shared insights into their day-to-day responsibilities and provided students with valuable information about the educational and career paths that led to their current roles.

    The events encouraged students to ask questions and actively participate, sparking curiosity and helping them envision their own future careers. 

    Click here to view the OBMS and RMS inspire future professionals on Career Day slideshow.

     

    Date Added: 5/5/2025

    Connetquot’s Caring Leader for April

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    Connetquot supports student growth through Emotional Awareness and Social Learning (EASL), helping students build self-awareness, manage emotions and strengthen relationships. Each month, the district highlights an EASL theme with April’s focus being “collaboration and teamwork”. Schools nominate standout students to be recognized as Connetquot’s Caring Leaders for their leadership in these areas.

    We’re excited to recognize seventh grader Emma D’Antonio from Oakdale-Bohemia Middle School as April’s Caring Leader! She was nominated by the school’s nurse, Ms. Dolan. “We are honored to recognize Emma for the positive attitude she displays daily at OBMS. She embodies many strengths, including her outstanding physical adaptiveness to play sports from her wheelchair and introducing wheelchair basketball to her classmates in PE classes. When Emma was recently asked who her favorite player is, she answered, me! This is based on her strong will and perseverance to do great things with her life. Thank you, Emma, for demonstrating emotional awareness and fortitude each and every day.”

    Date Added: 4/23/2025

    Elementary students participate in Mock NYSSMA at OBMS

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    On April 10, elementary music students from Sycamore Avenue, Idle Hour, Edward J. Bosti and John Pearl visited Oakdale-Bohemia Middle School for a special Mock NYSSMA event in preparation for the upcoming NYSSMA (New York State School Music Association) festival.

    The young musicians were paired with members of the OBMS Tri-M Music Honor Society, who guided them through their solo pieces, scales and sight reading exercises.

    The 2025 NYSSMA festival will take place on April 24 at Connetquot High School.

    Date Added: 4/14/2025

    Connetquot’s 14th annual Library Literacy Celebration

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    The Connetquot community came together for an evening of reading, writing and student achievement on April 10 at the district’s 14th annual Library Literacy Celebration, presented by the district’s library media specialists.

    The event showcased an impressive collection of student work from every school in the district, including original poems, stories and essays. Hallways were transformed into literary galleries, highlighting students’ talent in reading and writing.

    Families also joined in the fun through a bookmark-making station and a scavenger hunt in which students uncovered letters around Connetquot High School that spelled out a secret word. The Connetquot Public Library also held a raffle drawing for attendees.

    A standout moment of the evening was a special reading by student-author Meghan Miller, a junior at Connetquot High School, who shared her published children’s book, “The Great Adventures of Martha Mae”. Inspired by her real-life pet hamster, Martha Mae, the book began as an assignment in her ninth-grade children’s literature class and was completed in a sophomore creative writing course. Meghan detailed her two-and-a-half-year journey to publication in a question-and-answer session after the read aloud. The evening culminated in a book signing, where excited young readers lined up to meet Meghan and have their copies of “The Great Adventures of Martha Mae” personally signed by the author.

    Click here to view the Connetquot’s 14th annual Library Literacy Celebration slideshow.

     

    Date Added: 4/14/2025

    Connetquot’s Showcase of the Arts

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    Connetquot High School was buzzing with energy, creativity and talent during the annual Showcase of the Arts, held on April 4. Parents, students and community members had the opportunity to peruse hundreds of elementary and secondary-level artwork, and attended multiple concerts and performances in the auditorium.

    Director of Fine Arts and Music Vincent Malafronte thanked the community for attending the event and the faculty for sponsoring such fine workmanship. “Because of the support from families and the community, we are able to provide opportunities for our students that showcase their creative talents,” Mr. Malafronte said.

    The performance schedule included the Oakdale-Bohemia Middle School kickline, Ronkonkoma Middle School kickline and Connetquot High School’s color guard and kickline. Elementary school-level student musicians also showcased their talents in the districtwide orchestra, ukulele, band and chorus ensembles. There were also more intimate performances by the high school’s chamber orchestra and the middle school chamber orchestra.

    Click here to view the Connetquot’s Showcase of the Arts slideshow.

    Date Added: 4/8/2025

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