Christ the King Science Students Study River

By QNS Editorial Posted on June 6, 2013

Members of Christ the King Regional High School’s Science Research class in Middle Village recently traveled to Suffolk County to explore the Nissequogue River, a six-mile long river flowing from the Long Island Sound to Smithtown. The students, joined by pupils from South Side High School, enjoyed a day of kayaking and exploring the river’s ecology.

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