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Advancing A Culture Of Kindness At Rocky Point High School
Ten students selected to attend the Suffolk County High School Principals Association’s Compassion Without Borders leadership conference.

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Ten students selected to attend the Suffolk County High School Principals Association’s Compassion Without Borders leadership conference.

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Fifth-grade students were challenged to construct a catapult that could perform best in three challenges.
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