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Tuesday, March 14 - EARLY RELEASE . Please note dismissal times for each school High School – 12:10 PM, Middle School – 12:35 PM, Center School & Memorial School – 1:10 PM. MUSIC DEPARTMENT STEP UP CONCERT at 9:30 AM at the High School WILL CONTINUE AS PLANNED.
East Hampton Public Schools NO SCHOOL Tuesday, February 28 -
Due to the predicted inclement weather and accumulating overnight snow fall.
February 8 - Due to below freezing temperatures and wet roads, the East Hampton Public Schools will have a Two Hour Delay.
January 25, 2023 East Hampton Public Schools EARLY RELEASE Please note dismissal times for each school:
High School – 12:10 PM
Middle School – 12:35 PM
Center School & Memorial School – 1:10 PM
On Friday December 23rd, all schools will be dismissing an hour earlier than the regular half day dismissal time, to ensure buses are not transporting students in case the temperature drops , and roads potentially get icy.
Jaelynn Ray and Syndey Vicino put in a great deal of effort along with the Panther Ambassador club to create posters and make ribbons for teachers and students in support of Mental Health Awareness Day, May 19th.
Congratulations to our Teacher Appreciation Award recipients! Jon Searles, Andrew Carey and Chris Briggs.
We are so grateful for our Administrative Assistants that do so much for our staff, students and families each day! Thank you to Cyndi Buchan, Linda Mardirosian, Donna Roberts & Christina Lardizzone! We are so thankful for each of you!
Jillian Leonardo has been recognized with a positive office referral for exemplifying the 4 pillars of PBIS. Congratulations!
The students below has been recognized with a positive office referral for exemplifying the 4 pillars of PBIS. Respect, Responsibility, Compassion and Pride. Congratulations to Hailey Adams, Ava Jedziniak, Emily Rawlinson, Madeline Mohr, Elliott Numberg, Chris Dows, Louis Bouffard, Elijah Dickson-Cotto, Trent Mackie, Aubrey Butler, Raelyn Saucier!
Gearing up for the first day of Bike Club today! What a beautiful day it turned out to be!
In support of Autism Awareness staff and students were encouraged to dress in blue.
Don't forget! The Opening Reception for EHHS and EHMS Artists is today -
Tuesday, March 29, 2022 - from 5:30-7:00 PM at East Hampton High School.
The Interact Club with support from the National Honor Society is having a bake sale fundraiser for Ukraine. East Hampton Rotary Club is coordinating this effort, and all proceeds will benefit humanitarian relief with the help of Rotary International and Rotary clubs in Ukraine and Russia. Please feel free to donate even if you don't feel the need for a delicious treat!
The student below has been recognized with a positive office referral for exemplifying the 4 pillars of PBIS. Respect, Responsibility, Compassion and Pride. Congratulations to Garrett Sharpe!
On Friday and Saturday March 4 and 5, EHMS Band student Kaitlynn Johnston and EHMS Chorus Students Ella Briggs and Grace Pekar performed in the annual Connecticut Music Educators Association (CMEA) Southern Region Middle School Music Festival.
The CMEA Southern Region Middle School music festival is an annual music festival held in March, featuring band, chorus, orchestra, and jazz band ensembles that rehearse, and then perform challenging songs that are conducted by a talented conductor. Music students from over 25 school districts are represented at the festival.
Students that participate in their school’s ensemble were invited to audition back in December. Kaitlynn, Ella, and Grace’s audition score results qualified them to participate in the festival.
Congratulations to Kaitlynn, Ella, and Grace!
There will be an early dismissal for the East Hampton Public Schools on Wednesday, March 9.
School is CLOSED on Friday, February 25 due to the wintery weather of snow, sleet, and ice.
To celebrate our Black History Month Ms. McCabe's classes created a periodic table to name many of the historic people from our history.
We are so thankful to have these outstanding Counselors at EHMS!
Thank you for all that you do Mr. Mannes, Mrs. Mercaldi and Mrs. Vasquez.
These students received a Positive Office Referral because they read over 1,000,000 words each as part of Mrs. Gieras’ ELA class reading challenge.