1 Redmen St.
Islip Terrace, NY 11752-2898
631-224-2100
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Main Office: 631-224-2110/2111/2113
Health Office: 631-224-2135
Attendance Office: 631-224-2114/2134
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“Go confidently in the direction of your dreams! Live the life you’ve imagined.” – Henry David Thoreau
Announcements
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East Islip High School Start Time
7:10 a.m.-1:47 p.m.
Grades 9-12
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Breakfast/Lunch Program: Parents and guardians can apply for the
free/reduced breakfast/lunch program at any time during the school year.
For further information, please contact high school social worker Dr.
DePasquale at 631-224-2122.
Career Academy Program: For juniors applying to a Career Academy program, the online application window is now open. Go to the high school home page and click on “Career Academies” to get started. The window closes at midnight on Feb. 1, so don’t delay.
Library Hours: The high school library is open daily from 6:45 a.m–2:45 p.m.
Pride Days: Fridays are EI Pride Days! Show your pride by wearing your East Islip
colors (red and black, or red and white), jersey or uniform.
Regents/Midterm Schedule: As schools are closed on Wednesday, Jan. 28, click
here for an revised Regents/midterm schedule for Jan. 29-30.
Report Cards: In an effort to reduce paper consumption and
mailing costs, and to
encourage ongoing open and regular communication with parents, report
cards, progress reports and student schedules for all students are available to parents and guardians
only in electronic format, via the Parent Portal. Click
here for detailed information.
School News Articles and Photos: News
articles and photos specifically for East Islip High School can
be viewed by clicking on "View News" under "Current News" on the
left side of this page. Districtwide news can be viewed by clicking on
"News" in the links at left, or by visiting the main district
page. Older articles can be found in the
News Archive.
Science: Students who have completed three years of high school science and have 20 hours of science-related community service, please stop by Mrs. Neri’s room for more information.
Standardized Testing ID: Acceptable forms of ID for standardized testing include: 1) Government-issued driver's license or non-driver ID card, 2) Official school-produced student identification card from the school the student currently attends, 3) Government- issued passport, 4) Government-issued military or national identification card, 5) SAT/ACT student ID form (provided by Guidance; this needs to be notarized).
Teacher Websites: High school teacher websites are accessed via the Staff Directory link at left. Names of teachers with
their own site are highlighted in red; simply click on the name to
access their page.
Athletics Announcements
Guidance Announcements
AP Exams: Students taking AP exams in May should stop by Guidance to pick up the AP exam guide at their earliest convenience.
College Visits: Click
here for a new list of college visits for 2014-2015.
Future Physicians: Are you a junior thinking of a career in medicine? The
National Academy of Future Physicians offers a summer program for
qualified and motivated students like you. See Mrs. Neri in Room 101 for
more information.
Leadership Conferences: Freshmen, sophomores and juniors who are
interested in the fields of medicine, business, political science or
law, and would like to enhance their college resumes while building
leadership skills and making connections with professionals in their
fields, can participate in one of the several leadership conferences
available to students in their grade. See Mrs. Salvaggio in Guidance for
more information.
Method Test Prep: Method Test Prep will be offering an SAT prep course leading up to the June 6 SAT at the high school. This course is designed to give students an overview of the strategies and problem-solving techniques they will need to succeed on all sections of the SAT. All classes will be held from 7-9 p.m. at EIHS on the following dates: April 30, May 5, May 7, May 12, May 14, May 19, May 27, May 28, June 2 and June 4. The cost is $250. Required text: "The Official SAT Study Guide Second Edition" by College Board. Click
here to register.
Presidential Scholarship: Seniors
interested in attending Fairleigh Dickinson University next year may
qualify for a full-tuition Presidential Scholarship. See Mrs. Salvaggio
in Guidance for more information.
SAT/ACT Prep: Get free SAT/ACT prep through your Castle Learning Account. Click
here for more info.
SAT Changes: The new SAT will be launched in spring 2016. Please click
here for a chart, courtesy of Kaplan, to help explain the differences.
Veterinary Career Exploration Program: For students in grades 10-12 who are interested in careers in veterinary medicine, Cornell University Cooperative
Extension is offering a Veterinary Career Exploration Program starting
in February. Interested students should see Mrs. Salvaggio in Guidance
for more information.