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by Eileen Casey
- In response to the heated debate still waging between the Springs and East Hampton school districts regarding the proposed high school tuition increase that will severely impact Springs resident taxpayers, a grassroots organization was formed, calling themselves the “Bonackers For A Unified East Hampton School District.”
by Eileen Casey
- The high school tuition debate between the Springs School and the East Hampton UFSD may have finally been resolved to the mutual agreement and relief of not only school officials involved in the lengthy discussions, but students, parents and taxpayers as well.
by Mariah Quinn
- The Bridgehampton School Board did approve its proposed budget of $9,873,698 for the 2008-2009 school year. Up for vote on May 20, the budget represents a 3.19 percent decrease from the current school year’s budget.
- Southampton Elementary School will implement a Morning Program fashioned after the successful and “highly effective” Sag Harbor Elementary School’s rendition of the all-school sing-along which encourages parents to join in the celebration of their child’s achievements and performances.
- Southampton High oceanography students explore seaweeds of the South Fork; Intermediate School group takes a visit to Scallop Pond.
- Sag Harbor's Pierson High School will kick of its Centennial celebrations tomorrow with a community bonfire at Long Beach. Some 800 alumni are expected to converge for the festivities which coincide with this year's Homecoming Weekend.
- Southampton High School Outing Club will host a fund raising spaghetti dinner Oct. 22.
- Kindergarten classes at Southampton Elementary School visited Hank’s Pumpkin Town as part of their thematic study of the local community harvest.
- MFA In Writing and Literature Series Continues at Stony Brook Southampton Campus.
- Hampton Bays Secondary School is proud to announce that five of their 2007 graduates and one current senior have earned the designation of Advanced Placement (AP) Scholar by the College Board
by Eileen Casey
- The high school tuition debate continues between the Springs UFSD and the East Hampton UFSD. A public hearing is scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 27, at the Springs School gymnasium.
by Eileen Casey
- EH Citizens For A Unified School District have reported they will continue their efforts to study town-wide consolidation of the various neighborhoods schools.
by Eileen Casey
- It took less than a year for the dreams of the Wainscott School community to achieve reality as the young students moved in to their newly constructed school building.
by Mariah Quinn
- The nearly resolved tuition debate between the East Hampton and Springs school districts faces another small hitch this week as East Hampton Superintendent Dr. Raymond Gaultieri, responding to a question from Board member Stephen Talmage at Tuesday’s regular board meeting, reported he had “been informed today there was a change in the way the Seneca Falls Formula (SFF) is calculated at the state level.”
- The Hayground School welcomed a quartet of innovative educators from The Young People’s Project to a special community potluck dinner/reception Friday, Jan. 11.
by Eileen Casey
- Sag Harbor School Superintendent Kathryn Holden surprisingly announced she will be resigning effective July 30, 2008 at Monday's regular board of education meeting. The news came as a surprise to school community members in attendance.
- Pierson Middle/High School in Sag Harbor was locked down for one hour on Friday following a fight between two high school students. Superintendent Holden reported the school went into lockdown mode after one of the students left the premises "without authorization in a highly agitated state."
by Mariah Quinn
- The search process for a new superintendent for the Sag Harbor School district is underway.
by Mariah Quinn
- May 20 is decision day for area schools, with each and every school district holding a vote on the proposed school budget for the 2008-2009 school year. Voters will also elect Board of Education members, and decide the fate of a number of propositions.
by Brett Mauser
- The chosen athletic director candidate at Sag Harbor's Schools, which has just 895 students in grades K-12, will be designated six-tenths athletic director and four-tenths in charge of facilities, adding up to one full-time post, raising questions as to the work load for this unique combined post.
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