Walt Whitman High School, South Huntington, high school in New York, United States
Walt Whitman High School is a public secondary school in South Huntington serving grades nine through twelve and the only high school in the South Huntington Union Free School District. The suburban campus features sports fields, open gathering spaces, and bright classrooms filled with natural light.
The school opened in 1956 to serve the growing population after the South Huntington Union Free School District was established in 1924. Before then, students had to travel to neighboring towns like Huntington or Oyster Bay for secondary education.
The school is named after poet Walt Whitman and reflects a spirit of creativity and expression. Students participate in band, choir, and theater programs that celebrate diverse talents and bring the community together through performances.
The school is accessible to students from surrounding neighborhoods and sits in a safe residential area with homes, small businesses, and parks. Check the school calendar to stay informed about examination dates, transportation schedules, and important events throughout the year.
The school's color guard team was named national champions in 2017, showcasing the school's commitment to the arts at a competitive level. Athletic teams have earned multiple championships including a soccer state title in 2015 and a notable football victory during the 1970s.
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