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Students entering the military to be honored at ceremony

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The community is invited to celebrate high school seniors from the Hampton Bays, Southampton and Westhampton Beach school districts who have committed to entering the military upon graduation. The students will be honored at a sixth annual ceremony at Agawam Park in Southampton on Thursday, May 22, at 10 a.m.
 

 

Date Added: 5/8/2025

100 career goals

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Hampton Bays High School varsity lacrosse player Taylor Meyers remarkably scored her 100th career goal. The Baymen co-captain made the goal during a game against Deer Park. The Hampton Bays School District extends its congratulations to Meyers on this incredible accomplishment.
 

 

Date Added: 5/8/2025


Glowing art

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Talented Hampton Bays Middle School Life Skills art students recently dove deep into the wonders of the ocean by studying jellyfish, seahorses and fish. They then brought them to life by designing neon, glow-in-the-dark, 3D works of art. Each piece shines brightly on its own, but together they create an incredible “under the sea” glow-in-the-dark display.
 

 

Date Added: 5/8/2025

100 career goals

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Hampton Bays High School varsity lacrosse player Eden Brown impressively scored her 100th career goal on May 2. The junior co-captain made the goal during a game against Port Jefferson that resulted in a 13-12 win for the Baymen. The Hampton Bays School District extends its congratulations to Brown on this incredible accomplishment.
 

 

Date Added: 5/7/2025

Kindergarten helpers

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Hampton Bays Elementary School kindergartners have been enjoying spending time with members of the middle school National Junior Honor Society on Friday afternoons during the spring through a Kindergarten Helpers initiative. Through the program, now in its fifth year, honor society members join in on classroom activities and play games with the kindergarten students. They also help the kindergarten teachers with classroom tasks, such as taking down bulletin boards or preparing classroom materials. NJHS adviser Samantha Gundersen said of the program, “[It] is a great way for the youngest students to see older kids invested in their learning community and for our NJHS members to practice being role models for younger children.”

Date Added: 5/6/2025