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Reports From the Springs School Journalism Club

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Elementary teachers dressed as ospreys and turkeys at the recent PARP rally with the inners of the theme contest front and center. ANNMARIE DIAZ

Middle school students with their kindness swag bags. DANIELLE HAMILTON

Members of the Springs School Journalism Club are writing articles on the goings-on at their school. The Press is publishing certain selections from the club throughout the school year. Kindness... more

East Hampton Students Explore Career Paths

East Hampton High School juniors had the opportunity to explore future pathways at the annual ... by Melanie Vizcaino

'Pie for a Purpose' Supports BuildOn Trip for Students

Guided by William Barbour and Robin Jahoda, this year’s BuildOn Trek group at East Hampton ... by Melanie Vizcaino

School News, November 27, Sag Harbor & East Hampton Town

First-Graders Investigate the Science of Light First-graders at Sag Harbor Elementary School are engaging in ... 26 Nov 2025 by Staff Writer

Doc Fest 'Hometown Heroes' Film Contest Winners Announced

Hamptons Doc Fest education director Anita Boyer has announced the winners of its second annual “Hometown Heroes” documentary short film competition, where middle and high school students on the East End were invited to create a documentary short film honoring the local everyday heroes who have made a significant impact on their lives or their local community. Jackson Rohrer took first place, earning a $300 scholarship. He is a junior at the Shelter Island School and his winning film is “The Lifeline of Shelter Island — Cliff Clark.” Second place and a $200 scholarship went to Springs School eighth-grader Francisco ... 21 Nov 2025 by Staff Writer

East Hampton Students Host Their First Local Health Fair

Last week East Hampton High School’s (EHHS) Wellness Club hosted the school’s first-ever Health Fair. ... by Melanie Vizcaino

East Hampton Students Step Up for Big Brothers Big Sisters Clothing Donation

The East Hampton High School’s Interact Club is will again hold its Big Brothers Big Sisters Clothing Drive, an annual effort supporting young people in need across Long Island. According to Michael Ponella, the Interact Club Advisor, one of the main goals of the drive is “to bring awareness to those in need of living essentials here on Long Island.” The drive is held during the Thanksgiving season to inspire gratitude and to encourage students to think about those who may be less fortunate. Ponella explained, “I think it is important for the school community to have this awareness and ... by Melanie Vizcaino

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