The Mount Sinai School District is a United States educational division of the Mount Sinai, New York community in the Town of Brookhaven on the north shore of Long Island. Established in 1870, the district oversees three schools that serve approximately 2,200 students located in a six square mile area. The Board of Education for the district consists of seven members, including a president and a vice-president. The 2020-2021 budget was $61,7693,870. The location of the original school building is unknown; however, tradition places it on North Country Road east of Mt Sinai Coram Road. The second one-room school was built in 1870 on a half acre of land on the southeast corner of North Country and Mt Sinai Coram Road and in 1908 a second classroom was added. This building served the community until 1960. At that time the community decided to send their children to be educated in Port Jefferson School District. In 1960, the school was moved and a firehouse was built on the original property.
Opened in 1966, serving grades kindergarten through 4th grade. The current principal is Dr. Rob Catlin. The interim elementary assistant principal is Brian McCarthy.
Opened in 1978, serving grades 5th through 8th. The current principal is Elizabeth Hine and the assistant principal is Christopher Heil.
Robert M. Grable Mount Sinai High School
Formerly opened as Mount Sinai High School in 1991 for 9th through 12th grades. The principal through the 2018–2019 school year was Robert Grable until his passing on July 19th, 2019. On July 22nd, 2019, at the vigil for the late Robert Grable, it was announced the school was to be renamed the Robert M. Grable Memorial High School, pending a Board of Education vote on August 28th, 2019. The Board of Education subsequently approved renaming the school to Robert M. Grable Mount Sinai High School. The assistant principals are Frank LaBianca and Matthew Dyroff. On August 23, 2019, Superintendent Gordon Brosdal announced that former Middle School principal, Peter Pramataris, will take the role as interim high school principal.
Student Activities
Mt. Sinai School District features many clubs, both nationally recognized and independent, as well as sports. Students in all three schools have the opportunity to join these clubs, and students in the Middle and High schools can try out for the sports teams.
Each school also features its own Student Council. The Elementary School features a Student Council made up of two representatives from each Fourth Grade class. The group works with advisors to set up fundraisers and fun events for the Elementary School. The Middle School features a Student Council in which Grades 6-8 elect five representatives each to be on the council. Grade 5 also has nonvoting members on the council. The elected council, amongst themselves, will elect a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Historian. The High School features two aspects of its Student Government—— the Student Senate and the Class Officers. The Student Senate is made up of 5 Senators from each grade, as well as a President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer elected by the Student Body.
President: Audrey Bilello
Vice President: Skyler Spitz
Secretary: Mario Xeri
Treasurer: Matthew Schreiber
The Class Officer aspect of the High Schools Student Government is separate from the Student Senate, but the Officers work in conjunction with the Senate. Class Officers, elected each year by their classmates, work to provide their class with activities, fundraisers, and resources to better their student experience.
