Raynor Country Day School second-grade student, Ariana Raymond, donates food on behalf of the food drive organized by the Southampton Town Police Department. Raynor Country Day School worked in conjunction with local officer, Eric Plum, and collected more than 12 full boxes of canned goods and other food pantry essentials.
Students in the Southampton School District pay homage to veterans last week in honor of Veteran's Day. Photo courtesy of Southampton Union Free School District
After learning about the meaning of Veterans Day, Westhampton Beach Elementary School first graders worked together to create red, white and blue letters that spelled out “Thank You Veterans.” Photo courtesy of the Westhampton Beach Union Free School District
Raynor Country Day School second-grade student, Ariana Raymond, donates food on behalf of the food drive organized by the Southampton Town Police Department. Raynor Country Day School worked in conjunction with local officer, Eric Plum, and collected more than 12 full boxes of canned goods and other food pantry essentials.
Students in the Southampton School District pay homage to veterans last week in honor of Veteran's Day. Photo courtesy of Southampton Union Free School District
After learning about the meaning of Veterans Day, Westhampton Beach Elementary School first graders worked together to create red, white and blue letters that spelled out “Thank You Veterans.” Photo courtesy of the Westhampton Beach Union Free School District
on Nov 17, 2020
College Essay One-on-One Sessions The John Jermain Memorial Library, 201 Main Street in Sag Harbor, will host College Essay One-on-One Sessions on Friday, November 20, from 3 to 5 p.m.... more
Bridgehampton School Kindergarten students recently received a special delivery. After writing letters to children’s book author/illustrator Jan Brett, she sent back a package filled with favorites to the class. “We are excited to read them all,” teacher Elizabeth Kirwan said. Kindergarten students were also commended for their well-received presentation on teamwork and cooperation. Secondary special education teacher Joseph Pluta was recommended and approved for tenure at a recent Board of Education meeting. Pre-K students in Gabrielle Lemon’s class had an opportunity to test out their windsocks during their lessons about weather. They also explored and discussed the many different types ... 16 Mar 2020 by My27east
Tuckahoe School Prekindergarten and kindergarten registration for residents of the Tuckahoe Common School District is open. Contact the school for details. Korey Tietjen and Deirdre Greenwald’s 5th-graders went on a field trip to Long Island Science Center to learn more about matter phase changes and chemical reactions. They made flubber (a polymer) and ice cream as well as explored the museum. 12 Mar 2020 by My27east
Hayground School The senior learners residency at the Watermill Center concluded at the end of January with their in-progress performance of “Mything in Action: A Performance of Myth.” Together the students built worlds and created characters for those worlds. They took inspiration from Neil Gaiman’s Norse Mythology and his Master Class on Writing, as well as the grounds of The Watermill Center. The final performance was conceived of by artists Bran and Lora, which breathed life into their writing. The culmination of all of their hard work was indeed a celebration of mythology. The collaboration with Bran and Lora and ... 9 Mar 2020 by My27east
Springs School The Springs School i-tri girls have been meeting once a week after school. They participate in an empowerment activity, and then do some fitness activities. They are gearing up for their annual triathlon this summer. The PTA recently held its annual junior high ice-skating night at Buckskill Winter Club. Students skated for free, thanks to funds raised by last November’s Turkey Trot. The PTA also held a hot-dog sale last week. All proceeds will go toward other PTA-sponsored events throughout the year. The next PTA meeting will be Monday, March 16, at 6 p.m. 5 Mar 2020 by My27east
Bridgehampton School Students in Henry Meyer’s seventh grade social studies classes conducted a mock primary to learn more about the process. The eighth and 11th grade American history classes participated in a mock stock market game. Students had a fixed amount of money with which to “buy” stocks for companies and then waited a month to see how their investments turned out. Eighth-grader George Caguana won with a strong investment in Tesla, and junior Nicholas Saunders won with a mix of investments in Amazon, Google and Tesla. Students returned from winter break and celebrated the 100th day of school. In ... 2 Mar 2020 by My27east
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on Nov 17, 2020