Hicksville Public Schools

On September 10th, students at Hicksville High School joined Hicksville High School English Teacher, Amy Mastrocinque, her professor of Islamic Studies Dr. Omid Safi of Duke University, Hicksville High School Principal Ray Williams and his administrative team to take part in an engaging 9/11 Remembrance workshop held at Hicksville High School.

Hicksville High School senior Amber Corbett has been named a Merit Award winner in the Long Island Scholar Artist program for the 2021-2022 school year. Corbett is one of nine students to be recognized in the visual arts category

Hicksville Public Schools welcomed back students for the 2021-2022 school year on Sept. 1. Students arrived at their buildings, eager to meet their new teachers and classmates. The excitement of being back in the classroom was apparent, even behind face masks.

The Hicksville School District welcomed new teachers during New Teacher Orientation on Tuesday, August 24 and Wednesday, August 25.

In order to apply for free and reduced price meals for their children, parents must complete one application for the household. The application includes the names of all household members and all household income and is submitted to the school nurse for processing at the building and district levels. Parents will be notified in writing whether or not they are entitled to free or reduced price meals. Applications must be submitted each school year.

Below you will find a link to each school's supply list for the 2021-2022 School Year.

This summer Inna Mishiev, Director of Special Education & Pupil Personnel Services and Tara Schwartz, Coordinator of the Extended School Year Program at Fork Lane partnered with NY Project Hope's Steven Rose and his Therapy Dog, Hook, as they visited classrooms, hallways and most of all the hearts of the students and staff.

Hicksville High School was named a winner of the fifth annual High School Music Department Recognition Program presented by the Long Island Music Hall of Fame (LIMHoF). The 2021 awards shifted to a virtual application process for the first time. The Hicksville High School Chamber Singers submitted a video performance to be reviewed by a panel of music educators. As a result, Hicksville was one of 12 high schools on Long Island to be honored for 2021.