PHOTOS: A Big Day for Graduates in Bridgehampton - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

Education / 2134076

PHOTOS: A Big Day for Graduates in Bridgehampton

icon 6 Photos

Aziza El hugs her dad after graduation on Sunday.

Kwame Yirenkyi

Autumn and Aniya Coffey.

Autumn Coffey, Aniya Coffe and Jahqur Carr.

The graduates move their tassels.

Shantel Mungin holds her niece Ava Harding after graduation on Sunday.

author on Jul 2, 2019
The Bridgehampton High School Class of 2019 celebrated graduation on Saturday, June 22, and photographer Dana Shaw was there to capture the occasion. [caption id="attachment_94025" align="alignnone" width="800"] Shantel Mungin holds... more

You May Also Like:

A Deep Dive Into Southampton Schools' Dual Language Program | 27Speaks Podcast

 For nearly a decade, the Spanish Embassy’s Ministry of Culture, Education and Sports has ... 17 Oct 2024 by 27Speaks

Love of Piano and Composing Has Opened Up a New World for Pierson Senior

When Kai Basseches took the stage at the annual pops and jazz band concert at ... 16 Oct 2024 by Cailin Riley

Sag Harbor Partnership Will Raise Funds To Restore Fire Museum

Sag Harbor Mayor Tom Gardella has been calling for the restoration of the Sag Harbor ... 15 Oct 2024 by Stephen J. Kotz

Community Members Demand More Transparency From Bridgehampton School Board on Teacher Placed on Leave

A handful of community members — living in and out of the district — came ... 1 Oct 2024 by Cailin Riley

In Sag Harbor, Voters Approve Library Budget and Two Museum Funding Propositions

Voters in the Sag Harbor School District approved the 2025 operating budget of $3,735,957 for the John Jermain Memorial Library by a 246 to 45 tally on Thursday, September 26. Voters also approved two propositions that would provide taxpayer support for both the Sag Harbor Whaling and Historical Museum and the Eastville Community Historical Society. The whaling museum will receive $75,000 a year on top of the $50,000 it already receives in taxpayer support for a total of $125,000 a year. The measure passed 237 to 55. The Eastville Community Historical Society, which until now has received no taxpayer support, ... 26 Sep 2024 by Stephen J. Kotz

As More Schools Nationwide Move To Further Restrict Student Cellphone Use, East End Districts Examine Their Own Policies

In recent years, parents, teachers and administrators have seemed to come to a consensus that ... 25 Sep 2024 by Cailin Riley

State Teachers Union Calls for 'Bell-to-Bell' Restrictions on Cellphones in Schools

At the end of last week, the New York State Union of Teachers (NYSUT) announced that it was calling for “bell-to-bell” restrictions on cellphones and other personal devices in schools. The announcement calling for the restrictions — which would essentially be a ban on use during the entire school day — came immediately after the conclusion of the Disconnected Conference, which was hosted by NYSUT and other partners, to discuss the effects of cellphones, social media, and technology on learning and mental health in schools. The conference included more than 500 educators, students, parents and policymakers who came together to ... by Cailin Riley

Hampton Library Budget Passes Easily; Three Trustees Elected

Voters unanimously approved the Hampton Library’s $1,892,656 budget and elected three trustees on Tuesday. The ... by Stephen J. Kotz

Schmitz Sisters Recount Life in a Family Business at Sag Harbor Historical Museum

Heidi Schmitz Tolley and Hilary Schmitz, the current owners of the Sag Harbor Liquor Store, ... by Stephen J. Kotz

Pierson Will Likely Eliminate Class Rank But Keep Valedictorian and Salutatorian Designations

Members of the Sag Harbor School Board and school administration debated the merits of a ... 18 Sep 2024 by Cailin Riley