There are x school districs on Long Island, New York. Most are governed by a Superintendent and a Board of Education, the latter voted on by district residents. Nassau County is also home to the three high school districts in New York, which as predicted, consist of high schools. Prior to the 1970s,[citation needed] school districts were referred to by a number. Known numbers are denoted in the notes section of the following table.
| School District | Superintendent | Founding Date | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amagansett Union Free School District | Seth Turner | Prior to 1996 | Only operates a single school, kindergarten through sixth grade. |
| Amityville Union Free School District | Dr. Mary T. Kelly | c. 1826[1] | |
| Babylon Union Free School District | Linda Rozzi | 1802-1894[2] | |
| Baldwin Union Free School District | Dr. Shari L. Camhi | Previously known as Union Free School District #10. | |
- ^ Society, Amityville Historical (2006). Amityville. Arcadia Publishing. ISBN 978-0-7385-4551-6.
- ^ Pulling, Anne Frances (2004). Babylon by the Sea. Arcadia Publishing. ISBN 978-0-7385-3544-9.