Oakwood Primary Center presents musical tribute for South Huntington's 100th anniversary

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The South Huntington Union Free School District (SHUFSD) celebrated a significant milestone during its Board of Education meeting on April 9, 2025, marking the hundredth anniversary of the district. The evening featured a heartfelt presentation from the Oakwood Primary Center, showcasing the dedication and achievements of the community over the past century.

The celebration highlighted the district's commitment to excellence, pride, and collaboration among students, staff, and families. Oakwood's anniversary committee, along with students and faculty, prepared a special performance to honor this historic occasion. Under the guidance of music educator Miss Morabito, second-grade students from various classes performed "A Million Dreams" from *The Greatest Showman*. The song was chosen to symbolize the dreams and accomplishments of South Huntington over the last hundred years, as well as the aspirations for the future.
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The presentation served not only as a celebration of the district's rich history but also as a reminder of the ongoing support from the South Huntington community, which has played a crucial role in shaping the district into the vibrant educational environment it is today. As the district looks forward to the next century, the commitment to fostering a spirit of excellence and collaboration remains strong.

Converted from SHUFSD BOE Meeting 4/9/25 meeting on April 10, 2025
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