Starting date: Monday, March 1st By appointment only. Working hours 8 AM to 3 PM Please contact Adriana Ghiano via email at aghiano@southamptonschools.org or via phone at 631-591-4517.
Youngest Students Welcomed Back Text: There were plenty of smiles as Southampton Elementary School welcomed pre-k and kindergarten students back to school full-time on Monday, Feb. 22.
Southampton school resource officers Tiffany Lubold and Lisa McCulley are providing every student and staff member in the Southampton School District with personalized buttons as part of a Smile Campaign.
Congratulations to Southampton High School Junior LeBron Napier who has been named as one of Newsday's top 100 Long Island basketball players for 2021. He earned the honor for averaging 15 points and nine rebounds last season and had a season-high 26 points against Greenport.
As part of our school reopening plan articulated prior to the start of school year, days formerly scheduled as February break were changed over to remote instruction days as we prepared to welcome back students safely into our buildings. As a result, our school calendar was updated to reflect nine days of remote instruction, from February 8th - February 19th
I hope this email finds you and your family doing well. On Thursday, January 21st, the counseling department visited your student's English class to present about the vocational opportunities available upon entering into 11th grade at the Eastern Long Island Academy of Applied Technology
Southampton Elementary School third graders wrote about their dreams for the world as part of a celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr., students at Southampton Elementary School learned more about Dr. King and took part in discussions related to kindness.
In celebrating the life of Martin Luther King Jr., the prekindergartners in Sam Post’s class at Southampton Elementary School participated in a discussion about MLK and then created colorful peace signs using a paper plate, tape and watercolors.
Southampton Elementary School Student Council members in conjunction with the Opening Act Community Service Club and SOFO Museum educators volunteered to clean-up Flying Point Beach in Southampton on Jan. 9. Participants collected buckets full of debris and even found a phonograph album.
