Wondering what to do with the kids this weekend or how to keep them busy after school? From puppet shows to story times, art workshops to science explorations there's always something going on.
Voters in the Bridgehampton School District will head to the polls on Tuesday to decide the fate of the district’s $24.7 million bond project, which would finance a major school expansion and renovation.
Members of the Sag Harbor Elementary School PTA and Pierson Middle and High School Parent Teacher Student Association voted last Thursday to take a formal stance against the school district's artificial turf field project.
Residents in the Sag Harbor School District will head to the polls on Dec. 14 to vote on a proposition to allow the district to use an additional $365,000 from its capital reserve fund to install an artificial turf field on school property.
With a $24.7 million bond referendum for a renovation and expansion project at the Bridgehampton School looming, the Bridgehampton Citizens Advisory Committee invited school district officials to its meeting Monday night seeking more information.
The Springs School District has reached a new agreement with its superintendent, who will remain on the job rather than stepping down at the end of December, as had been announced in July.
Wondering what to do with the kids this weekend or how to keep them busy after school? From puppet shows to story times, art workshops to science explorations there's always something going on.
As it counts down the days to a Dec. 13 referendum on its proposed school expansion, the Bridgehampton School District has upped its projected bond interest rate and extended the length of the potential bond from 15 to 20 years, resulting in a higher projected tax impact on homeowners.
With just under three weeks to go before Sag Harbor School District residents vote on using money from the school’s capital reserve fund for an artificial turf athletic field at Pierson Middle and High School, the district’s PTA and Parent Teacher Student Association have planned a public forum on the topic to hear information and viewpoints from...
Wondering what to do with the kids this weekend or how to keep them busy after school? From puppet shows to story times, art workshops to science explorations there's always something going on.
The East Hampton Library is sponsoring free reading tests on Saturday, Dec. 3, for children in kindergarten through third grade who have difficulties reading.
Opposition to the current proposal has risen to the point where the group of residents opposing it have a name: the Cedar Street Committee, with Jeff Bragman, an attorney, lending support.
