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Hayground School Hopes To Break Ground on New Classroom Building This Fall

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An artist's rendering of an earlier version of the Hayground School addition. DAVID BERRIDGE

An artist's rendering of an earlier version of the Hayground School addition. DAVID BERRIDGE

An aerial view of the Hayground School addition from the southwest. DAVID BERRIDGE

An aerial view of the Hayground School addition from the southwest. DAVID BERRIDGE

A view of the north elevation of an addition proposed by the Hayground School in Bridgehampton. COURTESY DAVID BERRIDGEThe addition to the Hayground School. DAVID BERRIDGE

A view of the north elevation of an addition proposed by the Hayground School in Bridgehampton. COURTESY DAVID BERRIDGEThe addition to the Hayground School. DAVID BERRIDGE

A view of the east elevation of an addition proposed by the Hayground School in Bridgehampton. COURTESY DAVID BERRIDGE

A view of the east elevation of an addition proposed by the Hayground School in Bridgehampton. COURTESY DAVID BERRIDGE

authorStephen J. Kotz on Aug 27, 2024
The Hayground School’s proposal for a new classroom building, which has been on the drawing board for the better part of six years, will be the subject of a public... more

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