School News, February 24

Westhampton Beach Elementary School students simulated Winter Olympics sports in their physical education classes.

Hampton Bays Elementary School first grade students in Michelle Racywolski’s class recently created drawings with the phrase “I love you to pieces” for their families for Valentine’s Day. Each drawing was adorned with small pieces of paper that students used to form colorful hearts.

Hampton Bays Middle School students recently took part in P.S. I Love You Day.

Hampton Bays Middle School students recently took part in P.S. I Love You Day.

Westhampton Beach Elementary School students celebrated 100 days of school and Valentine’s Day on February 14.

Southampton Intermediate School students raised funds for families in need through a four-day Change Wars fundraiser.

Southampton Intermediate School students raised funds for families in need through a four-day Change Wars fundraiser.

Westhampton Beach Elementary School students celebrated 100 days of school and Valentine’s Day on February 14.

Westhampton Beach Elementary School students celebrated 100 days of school and Valentine’s Day on February 14.

Hampton Bays High School Leo Club members recently offered support to the local homeless population.

Westhampton Beach Elementary School students made predictions on which team would win Super Bowl LVI, through its annual Souper Bowl fundraiser. Donations of nonperishable goods were used to vote for the team they thought would win this year’s Super Bowl by placing them in a team bin. The final tally indicated that 73students guessed the Los Angeles Rams would win and 138 thought the Cincinnati Bengals would take home the title. All items collected will be donated to local food pantries.

Westhampton Beach Elementary School students have been learning about famous African Americans through an interactive “Essential Elements of Black History” display at their school.

Students at Hampton Bays Elementary School celebrated the completion of the first 100 days of school on February 16 with a variety of activities. In Michelle Racywolski’s class, first graders dressed up like 100-year-olds and had fun participating in counting lessons.

East Quogue Elementary School students have been inventing and engineering with their teacher, Kelly Hogan, in the STEAM Lab. Giada Paga shows off the picnic bench she built using Keva planks.

East Quogue Elementary School students have been inventing and engineering with their teacher, Kelly Hogan, in the STEAM Lab. Christopher Garcia Barrientos and Daniel Schaeffer use Legos to engineer a marker holder for the Dash robot to program Dash to draw.

Superintendent of Schools Dr. Mary T. Kelly, seniors Grace Turza and Ayanna El, Assistant Principal Michael Cox and guidance counselor Ryan Barker.

Bridgehampton School students received their medals after participating in five simulated Olympic events: hockey, speed skating, biathlon, curling and bobsledding.

Westhampton Beach High School senior Gavin Ehlers has advanced to the final round of the 2022 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Fourth-graders presented their class assembly, a full history lesson on the American Revolution. The entire class, clad in period attire, sang throughout the presentation.

The Our Lady of the Hamptons School primary cheerleaders made their debut at a recent basketball game.

Kindergartners at Raynor County Day School celebrated the 100th day of school last week with many dressed up as 100 year olds.

Students at Raynor Country Day School celebrated the 100th day of school last week with many dressed up as 100 year olds.

Students at Raynor Country Day School celebrated the 100th day of school last week with many dressed up as 100 year olds.

Students at Raynor Country Day School celebrated the 100th day of school last week with many dressed up as 100 year olds.

Students and staff at Raynor Country Day School celebrated "TWOsday with a celebration that paired community service and kindness. Children and staff were challenged to bring in and donate a new PAIR of mittens, gloves, and/or socks on 2-22-22. Sixth-grader Finnley Coonan and fourth-grader Rory Coonan help organize the donations.

East Quogue Elementary School students have been inventing and engineering with their teacher, Kelly Hogan, in the STEAM Lab. Christopher Garcia Barrientos and Daniel Schaeffer use Legos to engineer a marker holder for the Dash robot to program Dash to draw.

East Quogue Elementary School students have been inventing and engineering with their teacher, Kelly Hogan, in the STEAM Lab. Giada Paga shows off the picnic bench she built using Keva planks.