The Long Island Fencers’ Club is proud to announce its new partnership with Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf. Under the leadership of Executive Director Philip J. Daly, the club is excited to engage Mill Neck Manor’s Learners in the dynamic and inclusive Olympic Sport of Fencing.

The Long Island Fencers’ Club now offers in-school fencing classes at Mill Neck Manor, introducing interested Learners to the fundamentals of Olympic Fencing. These engaging sessions are designed to be accessible and enjoyable, fostering a safe environment where students can learn, grow, and have fun.

Learners who wish further to explore the art and discipline of Olympic Fencing are invited to join our Fencing and Advanced Fencing Classes. These classes are hosted in the Huntington and Patchogue areas, providing opportunities for continued growth, skill development, and community engagement.

The Long Island Fencers’ Club welcomes inquiries from other interested Private Schools and Independent Schools. Schools seeking to offer their students a unique athletic and educational experience are encouraged to contact Executive Director Philip J. Daly for more information about bringing fencing to their campus.

Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf honors the diverse learning styles, communication modalities, and cultural backgrounds of every student. The school’s mission is to nurture each student’s potential, empowering them to thrive as contributing members of society. Through direct access to communication and a variety of enriching opportunities, including the partnership with Long Island Fencers’ Club, Mill Neck Manor inspires a love of learning and encourages students to shape their own futures based on their unique talents and ambitions.