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Members of the Southampton Elementary School Garden Club recently enjoyed a field trip to Fowler’s Garden Center. During the trip, Liam Blackmore, a Southampton High School student who was once a Garden Club member and now an employee of Fowler’s, provided students with a tour. Students also visited the holiday village, wrote letters to Santa, enjoyed watching the train set in action and, as always, made their own holiday wreaths to bring home. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
Members of the Hampton Bays High School Leo Club brought holiday cheer to the residents of the Villa at Westhampton assisted living facility on December 19. Seniors Carly Dunn and Sofia Solano Cruz led their fellow Leo members in singing 10 holiday carols for the residents. COURTESY HAMPTON BAYS SCHOOL DISTRICT
The Westhampton Beach High School Virtual Enterprise team recently participated in a networking event at Atlantis Sea Star Ballroom. COURTESY WESTHAMPTON BEACH SCHOOL DISTRICT
Members of Hampton Bays Elementary School’s service group, K- Kids, spent the month of December collecting coats for men, women, children and babies. The coats were donated to St. Rosalie's Church in Hampton Bays. COURTESY HAMPTON BAYS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Members of the Hampton Bays High School Leo Club member Gustavo Ramirez recently volunteered his time, along with other members, to raise money for the Salvation Army. The students collected the funds by manning the Salvation Army red kettles in front of Stop and Shop. COURTESY HAMPTON BAYS SCHOOL DISTRICT
The Southampton Intermediate School Builders Club, advised by Pamela Halpin and Stephanie Budd, recently hosted their first Holiday Shop. At the shop, students were able to shop for holiday gifts for their families using “kindness bucks” that they earned in the weeks leading up to the sale. All items available for “purchase” were donated by teachers, staff and community members. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
New York City Police Detective John McCue also visited Tuttle Avenue Elementary School first grade students and gave them each a police department pin and wished them a safe and happy holiday. The students also toured Detective McCue’s police car and talked to him about his job as a detective. COURTESY EASTPORT-SOUTH MANOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
New York City Police Detective John McCue also visited Tuttle Avenue Elementary School first grade students and gave them each a police department pin and wished them a safe and happy holiday. The students also toured Detective McCue’s police car and talked to him about his job as a detective. COURTESY EASTPORT-SOUTH MANOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
Eastport-South Manor Jr.-Sr. High School classes and clubs united in their efforts to assist community organizations during the holiday season by hosting the school’s annual Stuff-A-School Project. Starting December 1, food, clothing, baby items, arts and crafts, toys, pet supplies, toiletries and personal care items were collected and displayed in the rotunda for those in need. In recognition of the students’ and community’s hard work and generosity, members of the performing groups merrily performed throughout the day. COURTESY EASTPORT-SOUTH MANOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
Eastport-South Manor Jr.-Sr. High School classes and clubs united in their efforts to assist community organizations during the holiday season by hosting the school’s annual Stuff-A-School Project. Starting December 1, food, clothing, baby items, arts and crafts, toys, pet supplies, toiletries and personal care items were collected and displayed in the rotunda for those in need. In recognition of the students’ and community’s hard work and generosity, members of the performing groups merrily performed throughout the day. COURTESY EASTPORT-SOUTH MANOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
Eastport-South Manor Jr.-Sr. High School classes and clubs united in their efforts to assist community organizations during the holiday season by hosting the school’s annual Stuff-A-School Project. Starting December 1, food, clothing, baby items, arts and crafts, toys, pet supplies, toiletries and personal care items were collected and displayed in the rotunda for those in need. In recognition of the students’ and community’s hard work and generosity, members of the performing groups merrily performed throughout the day. COURTESY EASTPORT-SOUTH MANOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
Eastport-South Manor Jr.-Sr. High School classes and clubs united in their efforts to assist community organizations during the holiday season by hosting the school’s annual Stuff-A-School Project. Starting December 1, food, clothing, baby items, arts and crafts, toys, pet supplies, toiletries and personal care items were collected and displayed in the rotunda for those in need. In recognition of the students’ and community’s hard work and generosity, members of the performing groups merrily performed throughout the day. COURTESY EASTPORT-SOUTH MANOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
Staff Writer on Jan 2, 2023