For the second consecutive year, the William Floyd United Paraprofessional and Teaching Assistant Association participated in the Suffolk County Police Department 7th Precinct’s “Hope for the Holidays” event. The gathering took place at the Mastic Fire Department on December 13, aiming to provide gifts to local children in need during the holiday season.
Members of the association volunteered by serving hot chocolate and snacks to families attending the event. In addition to their volunteer work, they made a monetary donation and purchased gifts for children. The group also contributed funds to support a Thanksgiving meal giveaway organized by the Suffolk County Police Department in late November.
“The United Paraprofessional and Teaching Assistant Association is grateful for the opportunity to serve their community in this event and will continue to support and volunteer for this program in the years to come,” said representatives from the association.
The William Floyd School District, which serves over 9,400 students across ten schools on Long Island’s south shore, encourages collaboration among students, parents, educators, and staff to support student development. More information about district programs can be found on its official website.
The district has been recognized for its contributions through alumni achievements in scholarships, education leadership, and community service. It offers a range of educational opportunities including STEM courses, career training, arts, athletics, and extracurricular activities (source).