The sixth grade class embarked on a field trip to the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Nassau County this week. The trip explored material the students have learned over the course of the year, from force and motion, Newton’s laws, and even global warming and pollution. At the museum they watched a documentary in the full-dome planetarium about oceans, got a guided tour of the museum and had a scavenger hunt after lunch.

Date Added: 5/17/2024

Our 12th grade students celebrated Fitzgerald’s famous novel “The Great Gatsby” by throwing a Gatsby-themed party in Ms. Carmen’s English class. Our students created games that showcased their knowledge of the book and decorated the classroom using major themes and ideas from the novel in a spirited, 1920s Gold Coast fashion.

Date Added: 5/17/2024

Bridgehampton Union Free School Principal Michael Cox and technology teacher Dilangani Dilrukshi sat down with Bill Vecchio from “Spotlight on LI Schools” to discuss the newly approved Multimedia Design Career and Technical Education program for our district’s 2024-2025 school year.

Listen to the feature here: Spotlight on LI Schools: Bridgehampton

Date Added: 5/13/2024

For the first time in the school’s history, Bridgehampton School is honoring its world language students by establishing their own honor society. Being selected for the World Language Honor Society requires maintaining a 90% or above average in French or Spanish for the past three years. In addition, students must have an 85% or above average for the current school year, with no failures in any subject. They must also exhibit dedication, character and service that sets them apart from their peers.
Congratulations to this year’s inductees: Deyver Cabanas Salas, Noah Cherry-N-Brown, Mikhail Feaste, Kimberly Giselle Villa, Sascha Gomberg, Evelyn Hanley, Sarah Kapon, Cheyanne Lamb, Oscar Leon, Avery McCleland, Marlin Padilla Zarat, Luis Penafiel, Serene Smith, Aiyanna Spears and Justin Urgiles Palacios.

Date Added: 5/13/2024

The Bridgehampton School’s Environmental Club stopped into the elementary school’s student of the month assembly to explain to the students the virtues of upcycling. Club members asked students questions like “What is recycling?” to which a third grader replied, “Cleaning up trash on the beach!” Another student suggested, “When you take care of the Earth.”
Out by the greenhouse, the Environmental Club students brought bags of water bottles and presented the students with a project, creating upcycled fishes using the water bottles and filling them with colored tissue paper.

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Date Added: 5/13/2024