The Albany Avenue 2025 Moving-Up Ceremony was a touching celebration of accomplishments and fresh starts. Students, teachers, and families came together in the festively adorned auditorium, excited and hopeful for what lies ahead.

The ceremony began with a warm welcome from Principal Joseph Valentine, who praised the students for their leadership and compassion. He recognized their efforts as mentors to the youngest Dalers and encouraged them to continue being role models as they move on to Howitt Middle School. With pride shining in their eyes, the fifth graders delivered an exceptional musical performance they had been practicing for weeks, enchanting the audience with their impressive talent.

As the Dalers exited the auditorium, they took with them certificates, treasured memories, and a feeling of achievement, ready to embrace the thrilling journey ahead.

WATCH NOW!!! Albany Avenue's 2025 Moving-Up Ceremony

On June 13, 2025, Farmingdale High School’s Class of 2025 took a meaningful walk down memory lane, returning to the elementary schools where their educational journeys began. The day was filled with nostalgia, joy, and a sense of wonder as seniors explored the playgrounds that once felt enormous and snapped photos to capture the moment. They reunited with beloved former principals and teachers, sharing warm hugs and heartfelt thanks for the support and guidance that helped shape who they are today. The hallways were alive with #dalerpride, as these soon-to-be graduates celebrated their journey and the bright futures that await them.

Dalers from AA, NS, SEM, and WP came together on Wednesday, June 4, 2025 for the annual district-wide 5th-grade field day, held at their future home for the next three years, Howitt Middle School. It was a beautiful day filled with fun, laughter, and competition! A big shoutout to everyone who ensured the day ran smoothly, including the Farmingdale Physical Education department, all the volunteers, and Howitt Fun Bunch.

This year, the Farmingdale Friends and Family Team participated in a new event, The Best Buddies Friendship Walk, the premier walk in the nation advocating for inclusion of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The walk took place on Saturday, May 10, at Marjorie Post Park. Our team had sixty walkers and successfully raised over $2,000. Heartfelt appreciation goes to Farmingdale High School senior Julianna DeSantis, who crafted the team’s vibrant shirts, adding a personal touch to the journey.

A round of applause for Farmingdale School District for being recognized as a #BestCommunitiesforMusicEducation by the NAMM Foundation for the 12th year in a row!

"The remarkable success of this program is genuinely a collective achievement, made possible by our exceptionally talented music educators and students, along with the unwavering support from our administration, teachers, Board of Education, and the community." -Greg Warnokowski, Director of Fine & Performing Arts