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Academic Excellence, Creativity, Mutual Respect And Self-Reliance

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A brick building with a grassy area in front.

Academic Excellence, Creativity, Mutual Respect And Self-Reliance

A large group of people wearing red robes stand together.

A group of people stand together, dressed in white and light-colored clothing.

A group of people gather outdoors, some holding flags.

A group of students hold certificates, posing for a photo outdoors.

Welcome to Connetquot High School

Principal: Michael A. Moran

9^th Grade Assistant Principal: Lauren Neckin

10^th Grade Assistant Principal: Michelle D. Laux

11^th Grade Assistant Principal: Joseph A. Modica

12^th Grade Assistant Principal: Mark D. Sidman

Phone: 631-244-2228
Fax: 631-244-2287

School Hours:
7:18 AM - 2:06 PM

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Connetquot Board celebrates academic and creative achievements at May 26 meeting

The Connetquot Board of Education recognized an impressive group of students during its May meeting.

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44 student-athletes commit to college programs

Congratulations to the 44 Connetquot High School student-athletes who proudly announced their commitments to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level!

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Hands-on experience opens doors to education careers

Through the Work-Based Learning program, students got a firsthand look at the daily work of education professionals.

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CHS students get hands-on introduction to occupational therapy

Connetquot High School students in Mrs. Pollock’s Nurturing Young Children’s Development course welcomed guest speakers from Stony Brook University’s Occupational Therapy graduate program.

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