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)

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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Parents can access the Senior High School Bell Schedule via the Parent Portal.

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Science Olympiad Teams Prepping for Upcoming Tournaments

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On Feb. 1, West Babylon’s state-bound Science Olympiad team competed at Princeton University in New Jersey. Coached by Andrea Durbin, West Babylon’s Science Olympiad teams are now preparing for the state tournament in March in Syracuse.

West Babylon's Science Olympiad team joined 57 other teams from New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware at Princeton University.

Congratulations to the following students for finishing in the top 10 in their respective events:
Addie Eglin and Saad Syed: Fourth place in Astronomy (medal winners)
Chris Alexiadis and Will Horowitz: Seventh place in Bungee Drop
Joel Colas and Julian Cruz: Eighth Place in Electric Vehicle

Two of West Babylon’s teams are preparing for the upcoming invitational at Yale University on Feb. 8.

Date Added: 2/6/2025

Science Olympiad Students Medal at Invitational Tournament

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Under the direction of head coach Andrea Durbin, two of West Babylon Senior High School’s Science Olympiad teams competed at the Mount Academy Invitational on Jan. 11. West Babylon's Science Olympiad teams have spent the last five months preparing for the upcoming regional tournament by competing at invitationals such as this one.

West Babylon’s Team A finished ninth out of 30 teams and Team B finished 20th. Of the 23 events, West Babylon finished in the top six for six different events, bringing home medals.

Congratulations to the following medal winners:
*Melanie Jastrzebski and Nicole Rex: Fourth in Air Trajectory
*Ryan Znachowski and Gianfranco Cardenas: Second in Bungee Drop
*Joel Colas and Julian Cruz: Fifth in Electric Vehicle
*Addie Eglin and Erin Fider: Fourth in Fossils
*Nicole Rex: Sixth in Microbe Mission
*Lindsey Kutchens and Joel Colas: Fifth in Write It Do It

All three West Babylon teams will now prepare for the Suffolk County Regional Tournament on Jan. 25 at Hauppauge High School. This tournament is the largest in the state with more than 60 teams competing and the top six moving on to the state tournament.

Click here to view the Science Olympiad Students Medal at Invitational Tournament slideshow.

Date Added: 1/21/2025

Business Students Show Skills at Stony Brook Competition

Under the direction of business teachers Colleen Kilgus and Katie Reilly, West Babylon Senior High School business students enrolled in the digital generation course presented their final projects at Stony Brook University on Jan. 10. The competition brings students from different school districts on Long Island together to work collaboratively on a presentation about the impact of the internet and social media.

West Babylon senior Lauren Johnston was a member of the third place team with the topic “Social Activism.” Junior Jordan Jackson earned an honorable mention along with her team on the topic “Restaurants and Culinary.”

Digital generation is a blended learning course that helps students utilize the power of the internet and social media to enhance web presence, digital profile and personal branding. The class explores how social media affects society, the economy, privacy, misinformation, relationships and entrepreneurship.

Date Added: 1/17/2025