East Quogue principal gets mohawk as school raises over $80K for special area programs

Principal Michael Miller promised students he would get a mohawk if the community reached their fundraising goal for the fourth annual Wildcat Fall Frenzy.

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Oct 1, 2024, 12:41 AM

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Updated 81 days ago

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The principal of East Quogue Elementary School is now showing off his school spirit with a new hairdo.

Principal Michael Miller promised students he would get a mohawk if the community reached their fundraising goal for the fourth annual Wildcat Fall Frenzy.

The East Quogue Union Free School District raised over $80,000 this year.

The money raised at the event goes toward the district’s special area programs.