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Patchogue-Medford Gymnastics Finishes Fifth in Suffolk

Patchogue-Medford Students Enjoy Immersive Oyster Education Program

PATCHOGUE, NEW YORK (NOVEMBER 2025)—The Patchogue-Medford School District has partnered with Seatuck National Wildlife Refuge for an immersive oyster education program. This initiative aims to teach students about the important role oysters play in local estuaries. The pilot program is for fifth graders at Barton Elementary School and sixth graders at Saxton and Oregon middle schools.

River Elementary School Holds Annual Veterans Day Celebration

PATCHOGUE, NEW YORK (NOVEMBER 2025)—River Elementary School held its second annual Veterans Day celebration to honor courageous service members and veterans, as well as their families, for their selfless service and defense of our nation, democracy, and freedoms. A schoolwide parade was held on the back field, an expression of gratitude for current and former service members that connected students with the heroes in their community.

Patchogue-Medford Attends Special Olympics Unified Youth Summit

Patchogue-Medford High School students recently attended the 2025-2026 Sayville Special Olympics Unified Youth Summit, with 14 Academic and Career Explorers (ACES) students and 15 student-buddies representing the District. Students led a presentation on the District’s Unified top golf team and newly revitalized student-athlete advisory committee.

Patchogue-Medford School District Celebrates National Bullying Prevention Month

Football Victory and Magnificent Parade and Performances Highlight Patchogue-Medford Homecoming

The Patchogue-Medford School District recently held its annual homecoming parade and game, highlighted by spectacular performances and floats, meaningful grand marshals, and a resounding football win over Bay Shore High School.

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Please Complete the Household Income Eligibility Form (opens in new window/tab)

District Access to Important State and Federal Funding Depends On it!

The information collected through the Household Income Eligibility form is vital to the future success of our school district. While New York State currently provides free breakfast and lunches to all students in the district, completing the form is important for the school district to qualify for this benefit in future years. The data helps the district secure additional funding that supports after-school programs, technology, classroom resources, student services, and college- and career-readiness opportunities. We kindly ask all families to continue submitting the Household Income Eligibility form—your participation directly benefits our students and schools.