West Babylon Senior High School

Address: 500 Great East Neck Road, West Babylon, NY 11704
Main Office: (631) 376-7100
Principal: Mr. S. O'Leary
Asst. Principals: Mr. M. Devane, Mr. V. Fiore

School Hours: 7:15 AM-1:59 PM
Library Afterschool Hours: 2:00 - 2:45PM (Mon-Thu)

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Welcome to the West Babylon Senior high School. West Babylon High School is a comprehensive high school that offers a diverse academic program while promoting the arts, business and technology, and family and consumer sciences. Our students are being made college and career ready in order to succeed in the 21st century workplace and the world. Our Social, Emotional and Academic Learning program, entering its sixth year, parallels  the Dignity for All Students Act, and is the foundation for creating a safe learning environment in which our students can learn and develop the emotional competencies that lead to success in the 21st century world for which they are being prepared.

Our co curricular activities, including our athletic teams, mirror this focus. and add to the total development of our students.  Groups such as our GSA and LEO clubs lead the school in activities that teach acceptance, compassion, empathy and service to others.  Our students develop their leadership skills in the classroom, in their clubs and organizations and on the athletic fields.  They are ready when they leave the high school to assume these roles and successfully further their studies and work.

 

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West Babylon Honors World Language, ENL Learners

West Babylon Senior High School held its World Language Honor Society induction and English as a New Language Commanding Level ceremony in the school’s auditorium. thumbnail265701

Joined by administrators, Board of Education members, family and friends, West Babylon Senior High School held its World Language Honor Society induction and English as a New Language Commanding Level ceremony in the school’s auditorium on April 10. 

After paying tribute to the Italian and Spanish flags, world languages chairperson Therese Coleman welcomed guests and inductees to the ceremony. Ten English as a New Language students were honored and received certificates for their commanding level of the language. 

Inductees for Italian were called to the stage one by one to be honored by world language teacher Gabrielle Hearns. The 31 new members then recited the oath in Italian. World language teacher Erin Solnick introduced the 102 new Spanish inductees, who also made their way to the stage to repeat the oath.  

Click here to view the West Babylon Honors World Language, ENL Learners slideshow.

 

Date Added: 4/25/2025

National Art Honor Society Inductions

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Congratulations to all the Senior High School students who were inducted into the National Art Honor Society.

Click here to view the National Art Honor Society Inductions slideshow.

Date Added: 3/28/2025

Founder’s Day Awards

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Congratulations to all the recipients of Founder's Day awards! The Founder's Day ceremony was held on March 19 to honor all those who are an integral part of the West Babylon School District. The PTA acknowledged outstanding individuals for all they do to support our students, schools and PTA partnerships.
 

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Date Added: 3/25/2025

Scientists Mine Chocolate Chip Cookies

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Students in Andrea Durbin’s Advanced Placement Environmental Science class at West Babylon Senior High School recently turned into miners for a lesson on the economics of mining. Using chocolate chip cookies, students learned that ore is a naturally occurring material from which valuable minerals can be extracted at a profit. In their hands-on lab, the chocolate chips represented ore, and the cookie represented the tailings.

In groups, they worked together to keep track of mining costs, including the cost of cookies, equipment rental, and mining and reclamation time.

During the activity, students each “bought” a cookie and rented the mining equipment, represented by flat toothpicks, round toothpicks or paper clips. After setting a timer, they used their tools to remove the chocolate chips from the cookie. Following the removal of all chips, they attempted to replace all the “tailings” or broken pieces of the cookie to replicate the restoration of the land. Students then tallied their chocolate chips, calculating the time it took to complete their mining and the total cost.

Click here to view the Scientists Mine Chocolate Chip Cookies slideshow.

Date Added: 3/19/2025