Aug 30, 2011 7:08 PM
What’s new at school this year? Classes start at public schools in East Hampton, Springs, Montauk, and Amagansett on Wednesday. Here are some changes students and their parents and teachers can expect to see—other than a newly downed tree in front of the East Hampton Middle School.
Richard Burns is the new East Hampton School superintendent, Raymond Gualtieri having left at the end of July. Keith Malsky is the new East Hampton Middle School principal, stepping in after Thomas Lamorgese retired at the end of the last school year. Assisting him, both as a new assistant principal and staying on as director of unified arts, will be Lawrence Roberts. Chris Tracey is still the John M. Marshall Elementary School principal, but he’ll be retiring in January, with Gina Kraus, the assistant... more
Richard Burns is the new East Hampton School superintendent, Raymond Gualtieri having left at the end of July. Keith Malsky is the new East Hampton Middle School principal, stepping in after Thomas Lamorgese retired at the end of the last school year. Assisting him, both as a new assistant principal and staying on as director of unified arts, will be Lawrence Roberts. Chris Tracey is still the John M. Marshall Elementary School principal, but he’ll be retiring in January, with Gina Kraus, the assistant... more
You posted this article on Tuesday, August 30, 2011 (Updated) and you refer to school starting on Wednesday. Wednesday is vague when you don't reference an actual day of the month. The article leaves the story misleading and doesn't give the readers accurate information.
To ...more which Wednesday are you referring?
Note to Virginia's editor. Hello? Stop playing video games on the company computer and edit these stories. The last thing we need is the SH Press turning into another Long Island newspaper that writes its articles on a sixth grade reading level!