It was great to get to see and chat with many of you during the during parent coffees last week. We will do it again in a few weeks.
Click here to read a few reminders and school policies on subjects like pets on campus, extended programs, this week's apple picking event, school hours, lunch program, and more...
Read MoreThe Hayground Museum is open through Friday June 7th!
The Hayground Market - Hosted by Julie’s Class, Tuesday June 4th at 2:15pm. Students, staff and family are invited to come and shop.
Science Symposium - Wednesday 6/5. hosted by scientist-in-residence Hannah Holmes and her Students at 2:15pm
Student Srt Exhibit - Monday June 3rd - Graduation (June 14th). In the main building. Students can take their artwork directly off the walls following graduation.
Beach Day - Monday 6/10 (Rain Date Tuesday 6/11)
Field Day - Thursday 6/13 at 12:30pm
Graduation - Friday 6/14 at 9am
School to Camp Transition - Parent Help Packing Up Classrooms Appreciated! - Monday 6/17 & Tuesday 6/18
Thursday, May 23 - 💃🏽THE SCHOOL DANCE is for all students except Tohanash and Lora’s class.
Students will enjoy hero sandwiches and other refreshments, and dance to a DJ from 5 to 7 pm.
ANY PARENTS WHO ARE AVAILABLE ARE INVITED TO JOIN IN HELPING US DECORATE FOR THE DANCE. IT CAN BE A LOT OF FUN.
*🛌THE SLEEPOVER: This annual event begins following the school dance which ends about 7 pm. It is for students age 10 or turning 10 before the start of the next school year in Julie and Lucy’s classes.
Read MoreIn this museum, you will interact with historical Hayground documents, artifacts, and beautiful artworks by Hayground students! Open during school hours, or call in advance to make an appointment to view during other times. Call or email to get your tickets: (631) 537-7068 OR lczerniuk@hayground.org
Read More💃🏽THE DANCE is for all students except Tohanash and Lora’s class. Students will enjoy hero sandwiches and dance to a DJ from 5 to 7 pm.
🛌THE SLEEPOVER: Students age 10 or turning 10 before the start of and up except for the senior learners. A separate email with more details will follow tomorrow morning.
Read MoreWe are finalizing our enrollment and staffing for the 2024-25 school year. If you will return for the coming school year, please submit your paperwork or contracts as soon as possible. If you will not be returning, please let us know as soon as possible.
Read MoreThe Senior Learners are presenting their projects at several gatherings beginning this Tuesday and Wednesday @ 2:15. All are welcome to attend.
Read MoreThursday, May 2, 6:30 at Bridgehampton School - hosted in collaboration with Bridgehampton Childcare & Recreation Center. Click through for more information, or see our calendar.
Read MoreThe Parent Committee meeting will be held on April 30 at 2PM in the Development Office. We hope you will join us!
Read MoreWe had an amazing turnout yesterday and so much accomplished! A big thank you to all of you who came and helped.
Read MoreIn Bridgehampton it starts at 2:13 and the height of the eclipse is 3:27 pm. Any parents who want to be on campus at dismissal are welcome to view with their children. We will have the special sunglasses available for all students who need them.
Read MoreThe exhibition ends on April 7th, admission is free if you go with one of the artists (AKA your student 🩵)!
Read MoreMarybeth & Elijah’s Class will share their “Mouse Houses” starting at 2:15
Read MoreMarch 2 through April 7 - Opening Reception is Saturday, March 2, 12 to 2 pm
Read MoreGOOGLE SURVEY - Thank you to those who have shared their interests. Survey is still active if you want to participate - Curriculum Night Survey
Read MoreParents are invited on Tuesday, February 13 from 2:30 to 3:00 - Valentine’s Day Theme - Julie’s Class
Read MoreSchool Closed - February 19 through February 23
Read MorePlease remember we are outdoors in all weather, so please send your children with warm clothing, hats, scarves and gloves/mittens.
Read MoreUnfortunately, many viruses are on the rise, infecting adults and children - stomach virus, influenza, and RSV among them. Recent holiday gatherings may add to that rise over the next week or so. We ask Hayground families to continue to be extra vigilant about possible exposures. And as always, please do not send your children to school if they exhibit any symptoms: cough, fever, sore throat, vomiting, or diarrhea. Please keep them home until they are no longer vomiting and fever-free for 24 hours. We ask that they either test negative for Covid-19 or your Health Care Practitioner provides written clearance. Thank you for your support and transparency. We are grateful that our community works together to avoid spreading illnesses throughout the school.
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