The precursor to the modern school district was a one room school built in 1869, with expansion in 1908. The school served the area for nearly a hundred years, before it finally closed in 1960. Following the original school's closure, the Mount Sinai district was no more and students who previously would have gone to the original school had to go to Port Jefferson for education. In 1965, the district returned with the establishment of a new elementary school. The district is now where it is today after the additions of a middle and high school in 1978 and 1991 respectively. Today, all three of these schools are located on the same campus on North Country Road in Mount Sinai.[3][4]
Schools
The following is a table of all the schools used by the Mount Sinai Union Free School District.[5]
Mount Sinai Sinai School District features many clubs, both nationally recognized and independent, as well as sports. Students throughout the district have the opportunity to join respective clubs in each school, and students in the Middle and High Schools can try out for sports teams.[6][7][8][9][10][11] The clubs range anywhere from music and the arts, honor societies, to clubs at the High School NHS, FBLA, STEM, Model United Nations, or Best Buddies.[6][7][8][11] Mount Sinai High School offers sports across three seasons: Fall, Winter, and Spring.[9] Mount Sinai Middle School offers sports in four seasons: Fall, Early Winter, Late Winter, and Spring.[10]
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