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Students 'Set Sail' Through Classic Boat Society Program

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Amagansett School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT SOCIETY

Amagansett School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT SOCIETY

Montauk School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT SOCIETY

Montauk School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT SOCIETY

Montauk School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT SOCIETY

Montauk School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT SOCIETY

Sag Harbor Elementary School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT SOCIETY

Sag Harbor Elementary School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT SOCIETY

Sag Harbor Elementary School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT

Sag Harbor Elementary School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT

Sag Harbor Elementary School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT

Sag Harbor Elementary School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT

Sag Harbor Elementary School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT

Sag Harbor Elementary School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT

Springs School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT

Springs School students learn the basics of boating through a program offered by the East End Classic Boat Society. COURTESTY EAST END CLASSIC BOAT

Students at Sag Harbor Elementary School wrote thank you notes to the East End Classic Boat Society.

Students at Sag Harbor Elementary School wrote thank you notes to the East End Classic Boat Society.

Students at Sag Harbor Elementary School wrote thank you notes to the East End Classic Boat Society.

Students at Sag Harbor Elementary School wrote thank you notes to the East End Classic Boat Society.

authorStaff Writer on Jun 27, 2022
After a two-year pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the East End Classic Boat Society is officially back in local schools, teaching students the basics of boating through its educational... more

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