Islip

Islip High School, located in the vibrant community of Islip on Long Island’s South Shore, is known for its commitment to academic excellence, innovative programming, and preparing students for future success. With an enrollment of approximately 900 students, Islip offers a comprehensive curriculum that includes Advanced Placement (AP), honors, and dual-enrollment courses, as well as a wide range of enrichment and extracurricular opportunities.

2024–2025 Academic Year Highlights

The 2024–2025 school year saw Islip High School continue its tradition of academic achievement. The school recognized multiple AP Scholars, National Honor Society inductees, and several students earning National Merit Commended status. Islip students excelled in the Science Research program, DECA business competitions, and the school’s renowned music and arts programs. Members of the Class of 2025 earned acceptances to SUNY, CUNY, and selective private colleges nationwide.

Academic Legacy and Culture

Islip High School is built on a foundation of academic rigor, creativity, and a supportive learning environment. The dedicated faculty encourages students to think critically, collaborate, and pursue their passions. The school offers a robust selection of AP and honors courses, college-level partnerships, and specialized programs in science research, business, and the arts. Comprehensive support services and enrichment activities ensure that every student can thrive.

By the Numbers

• Enrollment: Approximately 900 students
• Graduation Rate: 97%
• Average SAT Score: 1170
• AP/Honors Courses Offered: 18+
• National Merit Scholars (2024): 2 Commended Students
• College Acceptance Rate: 96%
• Special Programs: Science Research, Business Academy, College Articulation Agreements, Award-Winning Music & Arts

Looking Ahead

Islip High School continues to innovate, with plans to expand STEM offerings, add new AP courses, and strengthen college and career readiness initiatives. The school’s commitment to excellence and opportunity ensures that every graduate is well-prepared for higher education and beyond.

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