Riverhead News Review: "Students Repurpose Litter to Create Work of Art with Cindy Pease Roe"
Read about our whale tail sculpture created with artist and activist Cindy Pease Roe from marine debris collected from local beaches!
PCS Recognized as an Official Phone-Free School by PFSM
PCS is recognized as an official Phone-Free School by the Phone-Free School Movement.
East End Beacon: "Advice from the Makers"
East End Beacon covered our phenomenally creative, innovative and community-filled 5th Annual Maker Fair, Saturday, April 13th! Read on …
East End Beacon: "A School Grows in Cutchogue"
East End Beacon writes about Peconic Community School’s history, mission and vision, and future on the North Fork on the occasion of our Ribbon Cutting and official opening of the school’s new permanent home campus in Cutchogue January 6th.
The Suffolk Times: "Peconic Community School Officially Opens in Cutchogue"
The Suffolk Times covers our January 6th Ribbon Cutting and Community Celebration marking the official opening of the school’s new permanent home campus in Cutchogue!
PCS Presents at 2023 National Small Schools Conference
PCS was honored to be invited to present at the 2023 National Small Schools Conference June 21-23 at The Crefeld School in Philadelphia. Read more …
PCS Receives Full 10 Year NYSAIS Accreditation!
Peconic Community School receiveds full 10-year accreditation from NYSAIS!
East End Beacon: “Peconic Community School Plans to Grow in Cutchogue”
East End Beacon covers PCS’s presentation of the school’s plans for the new downtown Cutchogue campus, slated to open Fall 2023. The school’s founders, sisters Liz Casey Searl and Kathryn Casey Quigley, gave an overview of their plans to the Cutchogue Civic Association at the Civic Association’s inaugural meeting, before a packed house at the Cutchogue-New Suffolk Library Nov. 28. Read more …
The Suffolk Times: "Civic Group's Launch Packs Library as Peconic Community School Presents Plans for Sacred Heart Site"
The Suffolk Times covers PCS co-founders’ and co-directors’ Liz Casey Searl’s and Kathryn Casey Quigley’s recent presentation to the Cutchogue Civic Association regarding the school’s plans for the soon-to-be-acquired Sacred Heart campus on Main Road in Cutchogue.
National Association of Independent Schools: "The Sustainability of Small Schools"
Check out PCS’s feature in Independent School Magazine, published by the National Association of Independent Schools.
Newsday: "Teammates Jovan Booker and Carlos Ayala Power Through Adversity to Play in Amputee World Cup"
PCS Wellness facilitator Coach Jovan Booker is featured in Newsday as he heads to Turkey to compete with Team USA in the Amputee Soccer 2022 World Cup tournament!
The Suffolk Times: "Peconic Community School to Purchase Sacred Heart Campus in Cutchogue"
We made the front page! Thrilled to share the big news about our upcoming move to our new permanent home in Cutchogue! Thank you, The Suffolk Times.
The Suffolk Times: "Guest Column: The Challenge of Raising 'Screenagers'"
PCS co-direct Liz Casey Searl authored a Guest Column in the Suffolk Times in which she talks about the challenges of raising "Screenagers," and our imperative responsibility as parents and educators to teach children online citizenry.
Read more at: https://suffolktimes.timesreview.com/2020/02/guest-column-the-challenge-of-raising-screenagers/
The Northforker: "Kids Share Their Favorite North Fork Restaurants"
Have you been looking for a great place to eat on the North Fork that both you and your kids can love? Who better to ask for a review about family-friendly restaurants than kids themselves? There are many great restaurants to eat at on the North Fork, but students at Peconic Community School in Aquebogue rounded up four favorites that are hits with both grownups and kids.
The Times Review: "Sixth Grader Organizes 'Fight for the Climate" Rally in Riverhead
PCS Upper Primary student, Lea Rodger, featured in the Times Review publications regarding the “Fight for the Climate” rally she organized in Riverhead.