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The Brentwood School District, in partnership with our community, will provide an exceptional education, build character, and empower all students to reach their full potential as life-long learners in a diverse, global society.
Diversity
Guiding students of over 50 different nationalities.
Success
Graduates of the the district have gone on to top universities such as Yale, Cornell, and MIT.
Awards
Many district programs and students have received local, state and national recognition for sports, science, arts, and more.
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Superintendent’s Update
Our amazing Girls Varsity Basketball Team is now set to compete for the Long Island Championship against Syosset this Saturday, March 15, at 6 p.m. at Farmingdale State College. Let’s show up strong once again — wear your green, bring your Brentwood pride, and cheer them on to another victory!
District News
The Brentwood School Improvement Team (SIT), recently engaged in a gathering of school leadership to explore evidence-based practices to help students who may be challenged by a specific learning standard or skill.
The event gave students of all ages the chance to see the wonders of science up close.
Students were able to visit up to 29 countries which had been set up at stations throughout the campus.
The annual award is issued to individuals in the Fourth Senatorial District for their service to their community and their contributions to the African American community at large.
For over a decade, Eileen has been a steadfast advocate for our students, staff, and the entire Brentwood community. Her passion for education and equity is evident in everything she does. She leads with heart, determination, and an unwavering dedication to ensuring every student has the opportunities they deserve.
Superintendent Ortiz-Rivera urged the scholars to set their sights on the future, and to select a career path that, above all, has meaning. To make an impact, she said, is one of the most rewarding aspects of a successful career.
A dedicated educator and the former principal of West Middle School, Ms. Thomas-Williams retired in June 2024, leaving behind a legacy of dedication and unwavering advocacy for students.
Students took the long journey to Albany to learn about what it means to govern, how to engage in the political process, and maybe even inspire them to pursue leadership someday.
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