A consortium of administrators from every feeder school district in East Hampton began plotting a quiet revolt against the East Hampton School District last Wednesday night in the Montauk School Library.
Superintendents and School Board members from Montauk, Springs, Amagansett, Wainscott and Sagaponack met for a little more than an hour on April 14, but in that time they resolved to consider creating their own high school, demand that East Hampton re-examine its tuition fees and continue negotiations with other school districts to provide high school services to students in their districts.
The Montauk School District invited the East Hampton School District to send representatives to the meeting after learning that the cost to educate its students at East Hampton High School, which could be as high as $27,000 per student when... more
Superintendents and School Board members from Montauk, Springs, Amagansett, Wainscott and Sagaponack met for a little more than an hour on April 14, but in that time they resolved to consider creating their own high school, demand that East Hampton re-examine its tuition fees and continue negotiations with other school districts to provide high school services to students in their districts.
The Montauk School District invited the East Hampton School District to send representatives to the meeting after learning that the cost to educate its students at East Hampton High School, which could be as high as $27,000 per student when... more
