Riverhead CSD

09/07/2026

The Riverhead Central School District wishes everyone a happy Labor Day! Our schools will be closed today.

07/28/2026

DISTRICT COMMUNICATION PLATFORM POLICY

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07/27/2026

RIVERHEAD ROCKET DRONES PROGRAM CONTINUES TO SOAR

The Riverhead Central School District Rocket Drones program, which began during the 2024–2025 school year, has continued to thrive, providing students districtwide with a hands-on STEM experience and leading to the creation of Pulaski Street School’s dedicated drone technology group, the Riverhead Air Force.

Founded by several Pulaski makerspace club members and library media specialist Crystal Valentin-Espinosa, the Riverhead Air Force enables students to take their drone technology skills to the next level and participate in advanced challenges. The team represented the district in the inaugural Long Island Drone Competition, organized by Nassau BOCES and Rocket Drones, and faced off against 90 other competitors across from Long Island. Riverhead's Leonardo Lopez soared to the top, securing first place in drone basketball and achieving the highest overall points, while also capturing second place in line-of-sight racing and the title of "Top Pilot for Riverhead."

To learn more about the district's Rocket Drones program, read the full article here: https://www.riverhead.net/riverhead-rocket-drones-program-continues-to-soar/.

07/20/2026

RIVERHEAD HIGH SCHOOL NJROTC STANDOUT RECEIVES WEST POINT APPOINTMENT

Riverhead High School Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) standout Kaleb Gatto plans to incorporate all he learned as a Blue Wave into his training at the prestigious United States Military Academy, also known as West Point, this fall. The recent Riverhead graduate received nominations from U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, U.S. Congressman Nick LaLota, and by virtue of the NJROTC achievement of Distinguished Unit, which provides the unit with select nominations for each service academy.

Riverhead High School’s NJROTC has continued to achieve remarkable growth and success. Over the past year, the unit has grown from a company to a battalion, which contains over 150 students. It is anticipated that the unit will soon exceed over 200 students.

To learn more about Kaleb's achievements and the success of Riverhead High School's NJROTC, read the full article here: https://www.riverhead.net/riverhead-high-school-njrotc-standout-receives-west-point-appointment/.

07/09/2026

RIVERHEAD BOARD OF EDUCATION LEADERSHIP SWORN IN

At the Riverhead Central School District’s Board of Education reorganization meeting, leadership was sworn in and welcomed the 2026–2027 school year. Board of Education members Jasmine Corwin, Erica Murphy, and Cynthia Redmond took their oaths of office for their three-year terms, beginning on July 1, 2026 and concluding on June 30, 2029. Ms. Murphy was elected Board of Education president, and Ms. Redmond was elected vice president.

In addition, Dr. Robert Hagan was sworn in as superintendent for the 2026–2027 school year, and Dawn Bozuhoski took her oath of office as district clerk for the new school year.

To learn more, read the full article here: https://www.riverhead.net/riverhead-board-of-education-leadership-sworn-in/.

07/08/2026

RIVERHEAD HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB PRESENTS RIVERHEAD TOWN BOARD WITH LIFE RING FOR GRANGEBEL PARK

As a culmination of the Riverhead High School Key Club’s mission to enhance the safety of Riverhead’s riverfront, the club presented the Riverhead Town Board with a life ring to be installed at Grangebel Park, also known as Milton L. Burns Park. This life ring will be available to assist anyone who falls in the water.

“Each fall, Key Club participates in the Making Strides Against Beast Cancer Walk based out of Grangebel Park,” said Garrett Moore, Riverhead High School’s Key Club advisor. “While doing the last two walks, we noticed life rings were absent along the riverfront. As a club, we took it upon ourselves to make this project happen, and through coordination with the Heart of Riverhead Civis Association, we were able to bring this issue to the attention of the Riverhead Town Board.”

The Key Club attended meetings to discuss water safety along the riverfront, and its voice was heard, with notable support from Riverhead Town Supervisor Jerome Halpin and Riverhead Chief of Police Edward Frost. The Town of Riverhead installed life rings along the riverfront, increasing the safety of the waterfront.

To learn more about the club's efforts, read the below articles.

District website: https://www.riverhead.net/riverhead-high-school-key-club-presents-riverhead-town-board-with-life-ring-for-grangebel-park/
RiverheadLOCAL article: https://riverheadlocal.com/2026/06/30/riverhead-key-club-donates-life-ring-for-grangebel-park-waterfront/
Riverhead News-Review article: https://riverheadnewsreview.timesreview.com/2026/06/135038/riverhead-h-s-key-club-donates-life-ring-for-grangebel-park/

07/04/2026

The Riverhead Central School District wishes everyone a happy Fourth of July!

07/01/2026

LAST DAY OF SCHOOL BRINGS JOY AND EXCITEMENT

Riverhead Central School District students, administrators, faculty, and staff recently celebrated the last day of school, honoring the wonderful school year they experienced together and welcoming summer. At Aquebogue Elementary School and Riley Avenue Elementary School, big smiles, cheers, and friendly waves lined the hallways and buildings.

06/30/2026

06/26/2026

STAR RIVERHEAD STUDENT-ATHLETES HONORED WITH BUTCH DELLECAVE AWARD

Riverhead High School seniors William Healy and Kyleigh Lennon were named Riverhead Central School District’s recipients of the prestigious Butch Dellecave Award this year. One of Suffolk County’s most distinguished athletic honors, the Butch Dellecave Award is presented annually to one female student-athlete and one male student-athlete from each Suffolk school district. The award recognizes students who excel in athletics, academics, and community service.

During his time as a Blue Wave, William was a member of the football, basketball, and lacrosse teams. In the fall, he will attend Western Connecticut State University to continue his academic and football careers. Kyleigh played field hockey, basketball, and lacrosse at Riverhead High School. This fall, she will attend Wingate University and play on the school’s lacrosse team.

To learn more, read the full article: https://www.riverhead.net/star-riverhead-student-athletes-honored-with-butch-dellecave-award/.