It would be another four years before man would step foot on the moon, but the space age craze in the 1960s was in full effect. In the spring of 1965 Sachem was afforded the […]
It would be another four years before man would step foot on the moon, but the space age craze in the 1960s was in full effect. In the spring of 1965 Sachem was afforded the […]
Sachem alum Jumbo Elliott was a guest on the “Bald Faced Truth” radio show on 750 The Game in Oregon this week and spoke candidly about being on the nomination list for induction to the […]
Sachem East junior Katie Trombetta recently returned to the states after a seven-day tour of Amsterdam with the U-17 Junior National Field Hockey Team. Her squad played some of the best U18 European teams, including […]
As you’ve read before on Sachem Report, Doug Shanahan will be inducted to Hofstra’s Athletic Hall of Fame this month. All month long, Hofstra’s Office of Athletic Communications has been featuring lengthy profiles of all […]
Sachem alum Jeff Ruland has been fired from his position as the head men’s basketball coach at the University of the District of Columbia. Ruland, who has a previous connection in the Beltway from being […]
The Samoset Drama Club, under the direction of Jenny Terzopolous, did a wonderful job performing “The Pirates of Penzance Jr.” in March. PHOTOS: Click here to see more photos from the production
Lori Hewlett, Sachem’s Chairperson for Health Education, was recently notified that she was selected as the Local Suffolk Zone “Secondary Health Teacher of the Year.” Hewlett, a Sachem alum, teaches at Sequoya Middle School. Pete […]
The hottest ticket in town in March was Chippewa Elementary’s theatrical production of “Willie Wonka Kids,” which featured sold-out performances in the school’s cafeteria. The adaptation of Roald Dahl’s classic novel featured 53 fourth-grade students, […]