The Bridgehampton Union Free School District hosted their its annual elementary school election. Students learned the importance of voting and the election process. The student candidates spent a month preparing their campaign, for which where they created their own commercials and, posters that hung around the school, and built out campaign teams to help promote themselves. After candidates gave their speeches, which were followed by a Q&A from their peers, gGrades K-5 casted their ballots. Our newly elected cClass pPresident is Andy Caberera and vVice pPresident is Naomi Flores! Other candidates were Stella Acton-Bond, Madelyn Hagerman and Daniela Herrera and Madelyn Hagerman. Ms. Hamra Ozsu, the Elementary Student Council dDirector, was impressed with the students’' enthusiasm. We look forward to next year’s race., Ccongratulations to all who participated!

Date Added: 12/7/2023

Bridgehampton Union Free School District students, parents and teachers got the chance to participate in a Zumba class hosted by Sabrina Manglaviti. The Zumba after-school program pioneered by Hamra Ozsu is possible thanks to our 21st Century grant. This program helps to build our school community through dance. Students and parents are exposed to music from around the world and learn the importance of fitness.

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Date Added: 12/7/2023

Bridgehampton Union Free School District juniors and seniors embarked on an interactive college tour series this November as part of the 21st Century Grant awarded to the school.

The students visited Binghamton University , Cornell University, SUNY Cortland and SUNY Oneonta. This was, for many students, their first college tour. The visits, which were student lead, allowed Bridgehampton juniors and seniors to envision themselves in a college setting, which helped open their eyes to understand what they preferred at each of the different colleges. They visited classrooms, walked the campuses and even had a chance to taste the colleges’ food in the dining halls.

With the application process underway for students, visiting prospective colleges and university was priceless. “It was great to see the schools I’m applying to and getting the opportunity to go with my class was great,” senior Mikhail Feaster said. “It was interesting to see how all of the schools differed.”

“It was really fun for me and the most important part was seeing all the different schools from a firsthand perspective,” Junior Neo Simmons added. “I think it will help give me an idea of where to apply next year.”

Bridgehampton hopes to continue this college tour tradition for years to come. “We are so thankful for this grant because we want to continue offering this experience to our students and hope to do it every year,” guidance counselor Danielle Doscher said.

Date Added: 12/5/2023

A huge thanks to the Bridgehampton PBIS team for a wonderfully successful kickoff assembly! Students were recognized for their participation in the Summer Reading Challenge, discussed Hispanic Heritage Month, and engaged in a series of activities to reinforce positive behavior and expectations that ensure they maintain safety and lead by example in the Hive!

Date Added: 10/23/2023