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Hampton Bays School District Honors Retirees And Pair Of Heroes

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Hampton Bays High School Principal Christopher Richardt talks about office assistant Susan Noonan.
Hampton Bays Assistant Superintendent Larry Luce with Gene Buxton and Joseph Deluca.
Hampton Bays Elementary School Principal Marc Meyer thanks custodian Larry Nygard for his many years of service and dedication to the well-being of student during the October 12 board of education meeting.
Hampton Bays Elementary School Principal Marc Meyer embraces custodian Larry Nygard.
Hampton Bays Elementary School Principal Marc Meyer with teacher aide Margaret Byrnes.
Hampton Bays Middle School Principal Dennis Schug conveys his admiration and appreciation for fifth-grade teacher Joan Moran, speech pathologist Normajean Mehrman and office assistant Anne Kuhn
Hampton Bays Middle School speech pathologist Normajean Mehrman thanks administration, her colleagues and the board of education.

Hampton Bays High School Principal Christopher Richardt talks about office assistant Susan Noonan.

Hampton Bays Assistant Superintendent Larry Luce with Gene Buxton and Joseph Deluca.

Hampton Bays Elementary School Principal Marc Meyer thanks custodian Larry Nygard for his many years of service and dedication to the well-being of student during the October 12 board of education meeting.

Hampton Bays Elementary School Principal Marc Meyer embraces custodian Larry Nygard.

Hampton Bays Elementary School Principal Marc Meyer with teacher aide Margaret Byrnes.

Hampton Bays Middle School Principal Dennis Schug conveys his admiration and appreciation for fifth-grade teacher Joan Moran, speech pathologist Normajean Mehrman and office assistant Anne Kuhn

Hampton Bays Middle School speech pathologist Normajean Mehrman thanks administration, her colleagues and the board of education.

Hampton Bays School District administration bid farewell to six staff members during a Board of Education meeting Tuesday night, October 12. Elementary school custodian Larry Nygard and teacher aide Margaret... more

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