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WESTHAMPTON BEACH
S C H O O L
D I S T R I C T
2009-2010
Calendar
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A Message From Your Superintendent
Lynn Schwartz,
Superintendent of Schools
Welcome to the 2009/10 school year. We open the new year with renewed enthusiasm and with continued high expectations for all of our
students, faculty and staff.
We have much to be proud of in Westhampton Beach. Last year, once again, many of our students were acknowledged for their outstanding
academic and extracurricular achievements, and I am proud to say that both our students and faculty continue to earn the respect and
recognition of their peers. It is through your continued support, along with the District’s commitment to strive for excellence, which results in
the Westhampton Beach School District being the wonderful place that it is.
This school calendar represents one of our many efforts to keep you informed about the programs and activities that are offered throughout
the District. I encourage you to review the calendar to learn about the many exciting events that our schools have planned, and invite you to
attend as many of these events and activities as possible. You may also logon to our website (www.whbschools.org) and see firsthand the
accomplishments of our students and staff and receive up to date information.
I encourage our District residents to help us continue to build upon our rich tradition of success. Let me extend my best wishes for a happy
and productive school year.
MESSAGE FROM THE
BOARD PRESIDENT
On behalf of the Board of Education, I would like to
welcome you to the 2009/10 school year. This year we
have many exciting events happening within all three of
our buildings, ranging from Homecoming to the High
School musical. I invite all community residents to
attend these milestones to help support our students and
staff and see the wonderful things your tax dollars help
provide.
I also encourage all district residents to attend the
Board of Education meetings, which are usually held on
the first and third Monday of each month in the High
School library. The dates, times, and locations of all the
meetings are listed in this calendar and are posted in
each of the school buildings. Your interest and support
of our district will ensure our students’ continued
success.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
A seven-member Board of Education, with members elected for five-year terms by the residents of the
Westhampton Beach School District, is responsible for policies and regulations governing public
education in the school district. Board meetings are held in the High School Library on the first and
third Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. unless otherwise indicated on the calendar pages.
Aram Terchunian
President
James N. Hulme
Vice President
(term expires 2011)
(term expires 2014)
ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING & ELECTION
The budget hearing of the school district is scheduled
for Monday, May 10, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. in the District
Auditorium. Voting will take place on Tuesday, May 18,
2010 from 7:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. in the High School
Large Group Instruction Room (LGI).
To be eligible to vote, a person must be a United
States citizen, 18 years of age or older, and a resident
within the district for a period of thirty days preceding
the meeting at which he/she is eligible to vote.
Beecher Halsey
Halsey Stevens
(term expires 2012)
(term expires 2013)
Bryan Dean
Dr. G. Gregory Frost
Clint Greenbaum
(term expires 2010)
(term expires 2013)
(term expires 2010)
INTRODUCTION TO THE WESTHAMPTON
BEACH SCHOOL DISTRICT
The Westhampton Beach School District is located in the Township of Southampton,
Suffolk County, New York and services the villages of Westhampton Beach and Quogue,
and the hamlets of Westhampton, East Quogue, Remsenburg-Speonk, and East Moriches.
The 3,000 year-round residents and the 30,000 summer residents enjoy the beaches,
boating, fishing, and other recreational opportunities as well as a vast array of cultural and
social activities.
The focus of the Westhampton Beach School District is its students. Approximately
1,800 children obtain knowledge and participate in hands-on learning experiences as they
build the foundation for their futures. Behind the scenes are more than 200 committed
faculty members, administrators, specialists, and coaches who teach, mentor, and
encourage our students to reach their greatest potential. The Board of Education also
employs a Superintendent of Schools, an Assistant Superintendent for Personnel and
Instruction, a Director of Pupil Personnel Services, a Director of Health, Physical
Education, and Athletics, three building Principals, and three Assistant Principals. The
District has its own Committee on Special Education to ensure compliance with federal
and state legislation.
In addition, the District assigns support services employees: secretaries, custodians,
security personnel, clerks, monitors, business officials, and maintenance personnel. Staff
members are employed under ESEA Title I to assist our students. Breakfast and lunch are
available to students each day. Transportation and cafeteria services are contracted out to
private companies and are under the direct supervision of the Board of Education and its
administrators.
All of our students attend one of the three school buildings located on one campus.
The Elementary School has students enrolled in grades K-5, the Middle School provides
educational services for students in grades 6-8, and the High School offers a large number
of learning opportunities for students in grades 9-12.
The Westhampton Beach School community is pleased to offer our students two of
the best qualities one could ask for in education - a progressive academic program and a
nurturing social environment. Our students benefit from a challenging educational
program including curricular commitment and high academic standards; technology
and cutting-edge instruction; and an appreciation for the arts, athletics, and recreation.
Our school district is at the center of an attractive and committed community that
ranks education as one of life’s highest priorities.
DISTRICT GOALS
• To provide ongoing and meaningful communication between and among all partners
in the school community including students, parents, faculty, support staff, Board of
Education, community organizations, and sending districts, and to employ the best
possible school staff, including both professional and support personnel.
• To encourage the development of positive and supportive interpersonal communications
among students, parents, staff, and members of the community.
• To develop and implement a continually evolving educational program which prepares
our students to use technology effectively and to appreciate the arts as both
participants and audience members.
• To communicate and articulate, for maximum efficiency, the use of districtwide (K-12)
resources to meet the goals and objectives of the various programs and services.
• To develop a positive school climate wherein all participants demonstrate a respect,
value, and appreciation for self and others and a respect for order.
SCHOOL HOURS
High School
Middle School
Elementary School
7:30 a.m. - 2:16 p.m.
7:30 a.m. - 2:20 p.m.
8:30 a.m. - 3:10 p.m.
PARENT GUIDE FOR ALL SCHOOLS
TELEPHONE 288-3800, 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Night Lines:
288-3800
288-3801
288-3802
288-3803
288-3804
288-3806
288-3808
288-3809
288-3912
288-4078
288-3917
HS Main Office (207)
HS Custodian (221)
MS Main Office (247)
MS Custodian (250)
ES Main Office (252)
ES Custodian (232)
Bldg. & Grounds (233)
Admin. - Personnel (200)
Business Office (204)
Athletic Director (273)
HS Main Office (208)
EMERGENCY CLOSING OF SCHOOL
Occasionally it becomes necessary and advisable to close school because of weather
conditions or other emergency situations. Whenever this becomes necessary, every attempt
will be made to have the closing announced.
Logon to the District website at www.whbschools.org, turn on Channel 12 News,
or listen to the following FM radio stations: WALK 97.5, WLNG 92.1, WRCN 103.9,
LOVE 96.1, WBLI 106.1, WBAB 102.3, or WBAZ 101.7 for information. Please do
not call the schools.
The Board of Education reserves the right to revise this calendar if additional
emergency closings are required.
DELAYED OPENING
Occasionally there may be days during the winter when weather conditions may
appear poor but forecasts indicate that conditions will improve later in the morning.
Therefore, if it seems appropriate and advisable, we may implement a delayed opening.
The procedure is as follows:
All before-school activities will be canceled, including the Elementary School’s We
Care Program.
One-hour delayed opening times will be:
High School
8:30 a.m.
Middle School
8:30 a.m.
Elementary School
9:30 a.m.
Students who ride the bus should report to their usual bus stop one hour later than
their normal bus pickup time. Dismissal will be at the regular time.
Two-hour delayed opening times will be:
High School
9:30 a.m.
Middle School
9:30 a.m.
Elementary School
10:30 a.m.
Students who ride the bus should report to their usual stop two hours later than their
normal bus pickup time. Dismissal will be at the regular time.
EMERGENCY DRILLS
It is required by law that emergency drills be conducted on a regular basis to protect
the safety of students. These drills are to protect the students in the event of fire, bus
accidents or natural disasters. During the year at least twelve (12) fire drills and three (3)
bus drills will be held in each school. There will be one Districtwide emergency
evacuation drill, normally scheduled in the spring.
2009-2010 IMPORTANT DATES
September 8
First Day of School
September 28
October 9
October 12
November 11
November 13
November 25-27
December 18
December 24-January 1
January 4
January 18
January 29
February 15-19
February 22
March 5
Yom Kippur
End of Five-Week Marking Period
Columbus Day
Veterans Day
End of Five-Week Marking Period
Thanksgiving Recess
End of Five-Week Marking Period
Holiday Recess
School Reopens
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
End of Five-Week Marking Period
Winter Recess
School Reopens
End of Five-Week Marking Period
March 29-April 2
Spring Recess
April 5
April 16
May 14
May 31
June 25
June 25
June 27
School Reopens
End of Five-Week Marking Period
End of Five-Week Marking Period
Memorial Day
End of Five-Week Marking Period
Last Day of School
High School Commencement Exercises
2009-2010 TESTING SCHEDULE
September 12
September 21-25
October 10
October 14
October 24
November 7
November 16-17
December 2
December 5
December 12
January 23
January 26-29
February 6
March 13
April 10
April 26-28
May 1
May 5-7
May 24-June 3
June 5
June 7
June 12
June 14-15
June 15-24
ACT
New Entrant Screening
SAT & Subject Tests @ WHB
PSAT
ACT
SAT & Subject Tests @ WHB
NYS Grade 5 Social Studies Assessment
ASVAB @ WHB
SAT & Subject Tests
ACT
SAT & Subject Tests @ WHB
Regents Exams
ACT
SAT
ACT @ WHB
NYS Grades 3-8 ELA Assessment
SAT & Subject Tests @ WHB
NYS Grades 3-8 Math Assessment
NYS Grades 4 & 8 Science Performance Test
SAT & Subject Tests @ WHB
NYS Grades 4 & 8 Science Written Test
ACT
NYS Grade 8 Social Studies Assessment
Regents Exams
STUDENT MANAGEMENT
A school’s primary concern is education. The Board of Education is responsible for seeing that
essential procedures are established and adequate discipline is maintained in the operation of the
schools, to effectively promote the safety, social growth, and educational growth of students.
Administrative regulations are established by the school administration and staff. The basic goal
of control procedures is to guide students toward assuming a large degree of responsibility for
citizenship within the school and scholastic achievement commensurate with their ability.
Parents are expected to assume primary responsibility for supervision of their child. When
requested, parents should actively cooperate with the school in providing the necessary structure
to promote their child’s social and educational growth. To this end, a high degree of parent-school
communication will be fostered by the school.
Disciplinary measures available to the administration of each school building include
conferences, in-school suspension, in-school detention, lunch detention, and if necessary, out-ofschool suspension. Repeated or serious offenses could also lead to suspension from extracurricular
activities, and loss of driving privileges for high school students.
ATTENDANCE
In accordance with the NYS laws on compulsory education, the Westhampton Beach School
District expects all enrolled students to attend school daily on a regular basis. This applies to
those students who attend schools in the District part of the day and part of the day in a BOCES
facility, as well as students assigned by the District Committee on Special Education to another
school and/or other school districts. The Board of Education has implemented an attendance
policy for the High School which ensures that students who receive credit for a course have
attended 85% of the classes. Parents should monitor their child’s attendance through review of
report cards and progress reports.
The parents/guardians of students are expected to provide written excuses for any and all
absences and/or latenesses from Westhampton Beach Elementary, Middle, and High Schools,
BOCES classes, and other schools.
The District recognizes that it may be necessary to schedule appointments for medical or
dental visitations. When possible, these should take place outside of school hours.
STUDENT DRESS CODE
The school board dictates through policy what is acceptable and appropriate attire for
students of the Westhampton Beach School District. The responsibility for District students to
come to school dressed appropriately rests with each student, his/her parents, the building
administration, faculty, and staff. Students and parents have the right to determine school dress
within the parameters dictated by the school board providing the attire complies with
requirements for health and safety, and does not interfere with the educational process. It is
expected that dress reflect current community standards and deportment. The Administration is
authorized to take action in instances where individual dress does not meet the stated
requirements, as delineated in the Board of Education approved dress code.
Shoes are required at all times in the building except for special physical education activities.
Students are prohibited from wearing head coverings in the classroom with the exception of those
worn for religious or medical reasons.
ACTIVITIES
The Westhampton Beach School District embraces a variety of co-curricular activities for our
students. For a detailed listing of these clubs, logon to our website (www.whbschools.org) or
contact your building principal. For athletic schedules and/or directions to any school, please
logon to www.sectionxi.org.
CAFETERIA PROGRAM
Breakfast Program
Elementary
Middle
7:45-8:30 a.m.
7:20-7:30 a.m.
Student $1.00
Student $1.00
Lunch Program
Elementary/Middle/High
Student $2.10
Milk $.45
High School 7:00-7:25 a.m.
A la carte bagels, rolls, muffins,
breakfast sandwiches, and juices
*Free and reduced-price lunch is available by application and determined eligibility.
ALCOHOL & SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Use of alcoholic beverages or use of illegal drugs will not be permitted on school grounds,
inside the school buildings, in school-operated or sponsored vehicles on school trips, or any other
time when students are under the supervision of the school. Use of alcoholic drinks or illegal
drugs will not be permitted at any school-sponsored function, on or off school grounds, and is
cause for suspension from school. Prescription drugs and over-the-counter medications must be
placed in the Health Office and dispensed by the school nurse.
waiting period required between one polio vaccine and the next. There is a one-month waiting
period required between the administration of single measles, mumps and rubella vaccines.
Consequently, if a child is in the process of receiving immunizations he/she is to be admitted to
school. School nurses will follow up on children who have entered our schools and are in the
process of receiving required immunizations.
Children in the process of receiving all immunizations and have not completed them due to
the required waiting time intervals are not to be denied admission to school. Children who do
not complete required immunizations within the time period required will not be permitted to
continue attending school after the time period has expired.
No child shall be admitted to school without one of the following:
1. Written proof of adequate immunization;
2. A certificate from a physician stating that the child cannot be vaccinated for medical
reasons;
3. A signed statement from the parent/guardian that they are members of a specific
recognized religious organization opposed to immunizations against diphtheria, measles,
mumps, rubella, and polio.
Any parent interested in free immunizations for children may obtain them at the Riverhead
County Health Center (852-1800), or contact the Suffolk County Medical Society, Hauppauge,
for the name of a doctor in your area.
HIGH SCHOOL CURRICULUM OFFERINGS
ART
SMOKING
Smoking and other use of tobacco products is expressly prohibited at any time in school
buildings or on or near school grounds and during school-sponsored activities. Violators will be
subject to disciplinary actions.
STUDENT IMMUNIZATION
Under New York State’s Immunization Law, students may not attend school unless they
provide acceptable written proof (including dates) of immunization. Section 2164 of the New
York State Public Health Law requires that all children receive the following:
1. 3 or more doses of diphtheria toxoid;
2. 3 or more doses of oral polio-myelitis vaccine;
*3. 2 doses of measles-containing vaccine;
*4. 1 dose each of mumps and rubella;
5. 3 doses of hepatitis B;
6. 1 dose of varicella if born after 1/1/94
7. 1 does of Tetanus, Diphtheria, and Potussis Booster (Tdap) if born after 1/1/94 and
entering grades 6 through 8.
*Measles, rubella and mumps vaccines may be given singly, or in combined forms.
If a child is in the process of receiving immunizations, it should be noted that there is a twomonth waiting period required between one diphtheria shot and the next, and a two-month
Studio Art
Drawing & Painting I and II
Advanced Drawing and Painting
Advanced Placement Drawing and 2D
Advanced Placement 3D
Ceramics I and II
Sculpture I and II
Computer Graphics I and II
History of Modern Art
BUSINESS
Career & Financial Management
Business to Business Networking
Accounting
Web Design I & II
Career Development
E-Commerce
Accelerated College Entry Program (ACE )
Principals Of Marketing
Business Law
Business Management
ENGLISH
English 9
English 10
English 10 Honors
English 11
English 11 A.P. Language & Composition
English 12
English 12 A.P. Literature
Journalism
Creative Writing
History of Cinema
Public Speaking
ESL (English as a Second Language)
SAT Preparation
Music and Literature
Broadcast Journalism
HEALTH/PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Health
CPR/First Aid
Physical Education
Sports Specific Strength Training
Introduction to Sports Medicine
LOTE (Language Other Than
English)
French I, II, and III
French III Honors
French IV-V
French IV Honors
Advanced Placement French
Spanish I, II, and III
Spanish III Honors
Spanish IV-V
Spanish IV Honors
Advanced Placement Spanish
Latin, Latin II, Latin III
American Sign Language I, II, and III
Spanish 201
MATHEMATICS
Integrated Algebra
Integrated Geometry
Algebra II
Trigonometry
Math Topics I and II
Precalculus
Precalculus Honors
Calculus
Advanced Placement Calculus AB
Advanced Placement Calculus BC
Advanced Placement Statistics
Programming with Visual Basic I and II
SAT Preparation
Advanced Placement Computer Science
Trigonometry Applications
Applied Mathematics
MUSIC
Concert Band
Symphonic Band
Concert Choir
Symphonic Choir
Music in Our Lives
Music Theory and Aural Skills I and II
Marching Band
SCIENCE
Physical Setting/Earth Science
Living Environment/Biology
Advanced Placement Biology
Physical Setting/Chemistry
Physical Setting/Chemistry Honors
Advanced Placement Chemistry
Physical Setting/Physics
Advanced Placement Physics “B”
Environmental Science
Forensic Science
Marine Science
Student Research Program
SOCIAL STUDIES
Global History and Geography I
Global History and Geography I Honors
Global History and Geography II
Advanced Placement World History
United States History & Government
Advanced Placement American History
Advanced Placement Modern European History
Participation in Government
Economics
Advanced Placement Macroeconomics
The 1960’s
Psychology
Sociology 101
American Revolution and Civil War
Advanced Placement Comparative Government
TECHNOLOGY
Design & Drawing for Production
Architectural Drawing
Computer Aided Drafting I and II (CAD)
Principles of Technology
Introduction to Auto Mechanics
Programming with Visual Basic I and II
CISCO Certification Program
Broadcast Journalism
Flash Animation
A+
REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION
Class of 2010
Required Core Subjects
Regents Diploma
English
Social Studies
Mathematics
Science
LOTE
Computer Applications I
Freshman Seminar
Health
Art and/or Music
Electives
Physical Education *
Total
4 credits
4 credits
3 credits
3 credits
1 credit
1/2 credit
1/2 credit
1/2 credit
1 credit **
2-1/2 credits
2 credits
22 credits
Advanced Designation
on Regents Diploma
4 credits
4 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
1/2 credit
1/2 credit
1/2 credit
1 credit **
1/2 credit
2 credits
22 credits
All students are strongly encouraged to pursue an
Advanced Designation on Regents Diploma
* All students must take physical education for each semester they are enrolled in
school.
** Students are required to have completed one credit of language other than English
(Spanish/French) in high school and to have passed the LOTE Proficiency Exam in
grade 8.
REQUIRED REGENTS EXAMS FOR
REGENTS DIPLOMA (PASSING SCORE: 65)
Regents Diploma
English Language Arts
Integrated Algebra
Advanced Designation on Regents Diploma
English Language Arts
Integrated Algebra
Integrated Geometry
Trigonometry
Global History
Global History
U.S. History
U.S. History
Science Regents
Science Regents
Science Regents
Comprehensive Language **
** May substitute 5 units of credit earned in Art, Music, or Occupational
Education
ADDITIONAL GRADUATION
REQUIREMENTS:
• Regents Diploma Option: Students may satisfy requirements for a Regents
Diploma by earning the following: 4 credits in English, 4 credits in Social Studies,
3 credits in Mathematics, 3 credits in Science, 1 credit in LOTE, 1/2 credit in
Computer Application I, 1/2 credit in Freshman Seminar, 1/2 credit in Health, 1
credit in Art and/or Music, 2 credits in Physical Education and 2 and 1/2 credits of
electives. Additionally, students must score at least a 65 on the following Regents
exams; English Language Arts, Math A, Global History, U.S. History, and 1 Science
Regents. Additionally, students may satisfy requirements for a Local Diploma by
scoring minimally between a 55-64 on the aforementioned assessments.
• Special Education Safety Net: The Board of Regents approved the extension of the
safety net for students with disabilities entering 9th grade from September 1996 to
September 2009. To earn a Regents Diploma, students must take and pass the
required coursework and five Regents examinations with grades of 65 or higher. The
safety net allows students with disabilities who do not pass one or more of the
Regents exams required for their graduating class to meet the requirements for a
local diploma by either earning between a 55 to 64 on the Regents exam OR by
passing the RCT (Regents Competency Test) in that subject. The student MUST
take the required Regents exam, but may take the RCT before or after the Regents
exam. These students will receive a New York State local diploma.
• We strongly encourage all students who fail any required course[s] during the school
year to attend summer school in order to graduate with their class.
I.E.P. DIPLOMA
State regulations allow school districts to award local certificates to students who
have handicapping conditions, and who have achieved the goals specified in their
Individual Education Programs (I.E.P.) in the year when the local certificate is awarded.
Students awarded an I.E.P. diploma must have attended school for twelve years beyond
kindergarten. Students who are striving to earn an I.E.P. diploma may continue
schooling until they reach the age of 21.
GRADE PLACEMENT MINIMUM
10th grade: 5 credits
11th grade: 10 credits
12th grade: 16 and 1/2 credits
No partial credit will be given for full-year courses.
WELCOME PARENTS!
At Westhampton Beach we view the education of our students as
a partnership. Our goal is for the parents and staff to work together
to provide the support necessary for our students to reach their full
potential. With this in mind, parents are encouraged to participate
in events and should know that they are always welcome in our
schools during the regular school day to visit programs.
Arrangements can be made through your building principal.
HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL
HONOR ROLL
High School: Honor roll lists will be published immediately following each report
card marking period. Students with an average of 89.5 or higher will qualify for the
Principal’s Honor Roll. Grades of incomplete prevent inclusion on the honor roll.
Middle School: Students with an average of 93 or higher, with no grade lower than
85, qualify for the Principal’s Honor Roll. Students with an average of 85 or higher,
membership in the National Junior Honor Society is separate and distinct from
membership in the National Honor Society in the high school and membership in one
organization does not ensure membership in the other. At the Middle School a
minimum average of 90 is required for consideration. A faculty council appointed by
the Principal then evaluates the criteria of character, service, citizenship, and leadership.
ELEMENTARY PROGRAM
The major purpose of the elementary school program is to provide students in
grades K-5 with a solid education and a thorough foundation in the basic skills.
Students are instructed in reading, mathematics, language arts, social studies, health,
science, and foreign language. In addition, classes are offered in physical education,
vocal and instrumental music, art, and library. Instruction is also provided in the area
of technology. A sequential, integrated guidance curriculum is offered.
Our elementary Library Media Center and Computer Lab offer a variety of
materials for students.
When homework is assigned to elementary students, its purpose is to practice skills
introduced in the classroom. The amount varies with the subject and grade level of the
students.
with no grade lower than a 75, qualify for the Honor Roll.
HONOR SOCIETIES
Juniors and Seniors who are recognized by the faculty to possess outstanding
character traits, leadership skills, and who perform significant community service will
be nominated for membership in the Westhampton Beach Chapter of the National
Honor Society. These students must also have earned and maintained a cumulative
average of at least 90 in high school. Qualified Juniors will be nominated in writing
after the completion of their second quarter and qualified Seniors at the completion of
their first quarter. Students will be asked to submit a listing of their involvements,
accomplishments, and activities. Appointments will be made based on each student’s
successful completion of the nomination process, a faculty review, and a summative
decision of a faculty committee.
The Middle School Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society conducts its
activities in accordance with the constitution of the National Organization. However,
KINDERGARTEN AND
FIRST-GRADE ENTRANCE
Any child residing within the school district, who will become five years of age on or
before December 1 of the entering year, is eligible to apply for admission to
kindergarten. Likewise, any child who will be six years of age on or before December 1
of the entering year is eligible for first-grade admission.
At the time of registration to school, a parent must present the student’s original
birth certificate and social security card. A parent must also present two documents
proving residency, showing the legal street address.
ACCEPTABLE PROOFS OF RESIDENCY:
Deed or notarized lease, plus one of the following:
1. Utility bill
2. Tax bill
3. Home telephone bill (not cell phone)
Documents with post office box numbers are not
acceptable proof.
A guardian or agency must present evidence, or
have in their possession, a court order assignment
and/or a Department of Social Services assignment or
agency assignment that they have been given
authorization to act on behalf of the State of New
York.
A student is also required to have the necessary
immunizations before entering school.
Registration guidelines also apply to all new
entrants coming to Westhampton Beach.
MIDDLE SCHOOL
PROGRAM
Grade 6 Course of Study
Reading and Language Arts
Science
Social Studies
Math
Health
Physical Education
French or Spanish
Computer Applications
Art
Music
Study Skills
Reading Lab
Math Lab
Reading and Writing Workshop
Grade 7 Course of Study
English
Pre-Algebra
Science
Social Studies
Physical Education
Family and Consumer Science (20 weeks)
Technology (20 weeks)
General Music (10 weeks)
Art (10 weeks)
Health
Computer Science (10 weeks)
French 1A
Spanish 1A
Skills For Adolescence (10 weeks)
Reading and Writing Lab
Math Workshop
Latin 1A
Study Skills
Grade 8 Course of Study
English
Integrated Algebra
Science
Social Studies
Physical Education
Family and Consumer Science (10 weeks)
Technology
General Music (10 weeks)
Art (10 weeks)
French 1B
Latin 1B
Spanish 1B
Spanish II
Integrated Algebra Regents
Earth Science Regents
Skills For Adolescence (10 weeks)
Developmental Reading & Study Skills
Reading and Writing Lab
Math Workshop
SPECIAL EDUCATION
NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND
It is the intent and practice of the school district to provide students with
disabilities, regardless of the nature and severity of their problems, a continuum of
educational services that are deemed necessary to ensure their academic and emotional
development. These services are offered to students between the ages of three (3) and
twenty-one (21) and may include resource room, modified classes, self-contained
classes, BOCES learning centers, intensive counseling programs, and private
residential programs for the more severely disabled. The District has also arranged for
students to participate in collaborative teaching models in an integrated setting.
In accordance with Parts 100.5, 100.6, and 100.9 of the Commissioner’s
Regulations, the school district strives to ensure that students with disabilities are
provided appropriate opportunities to earn a high school diploma. In accordance with
Part 100.2(h) of the Commissioner’s Regulations, the school district will encourage
students with disabilities to take an occupational/vocational educational assessment as
early as grade eight (8). This will provide them with the opportunity to develop an
appropriate transitional plan that will identify future career options. In an effort to
share the responsibility for the education of students with disabilities, the
Westhampton Beach School District views the parents as active participants in the
process of educational planning and program review. It is the intent of the school
district to inform parents of their due process rights. Parents must give informed
consent prior to a CSE evaluation, prior to the adoption of special education services,
and prior to a change of services. Parents are provided with written notice prior to
CSE meetings, IEP planning conferences, annual reviews, and triennial evaluations.
Classification decisions and program recommendations are made with parent
involvement, input, and consent. If parents disagree with the CSE recommendation,
they are offered opportunities for independent educational assessments, mediation, or
an impartial hearing.
Students with disabilities in our school district are grouped non-categorically
according to their educational skills and their individual needs (social development,
physical development, and management requirements). At this time, efforts are made
to educate our students with disabilities in programs that are situated within one of
our three buildings. Whenever feasible and appropriate, efforts are made to share our
services, on a tuition basis, with other local school districts.
If you suspect a child in your family is a student with a disability, contact the
Director of Pupil Personnel Services at 288-3800.
All teachers and paraprofessional staff employed by the Westhampton Beach
School District are highly qualified as per the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001.
Parents of students attending schools that receive Title I funds may request
information regarding the professional qualifications of their child’s classroom teacher
and paraprofessional staff.
MEGAN’S LAW NOTIFICATION
In order to provide residents with information concerning convicted sex offenders
who are living or working within the boundaries of the Westhampton Beach Union
Free School District, the District takes advantage of a no cost sex offender alert
notification program.
The service allows subscribers to be informed of any sex offender notifications, not
just offenders residing within school boundaries, but also those implemented within
Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Participation in this service offers a more timely
notification of these incidents at no cost to residents and prevents educational
resources from being used on costly mailings to inform community members.
Through this program, offered by Parents For Megan’s Law (PFML), registered
subscribers will receive an email informing them of any new sex offender’s presence
and direct them to a website where they can access a full copy of the notification.
To obtain subscription forms to participate in this program, residents can contact
PFML directly at 631-689-2672, go to the website at www.parentsformeganslaw.org,
or use a link from the District’s website at www.whbschools.org. Those without
Internet access may contact Parents for Megan’s Law for further instructions.
Completed forms must be mailed to PFML at the address on the registration form.
TITLE IX AND 504 COMPLIANCE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Education of the Westhampton
Beach Union Free School District, Westhampton Beach, New York does not
discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, or handicap in educational
programs and activities. This is in keeping with Title IX of the Federal Amendments of
1972, and the regulations implementing the same, that specify non-discrimination in
educational programs and activities that extend to employment therein and to admission
thereto, and that inquiries or complaints concerning the application of Title IX and 504
regulations and said regulations to said school district may be referred to the belownamed coordinators, or the Director, Office for Civil Rights, Department of Health,
Education and Welfare, Washington, DC 20201.
The employee designated to coordinate the activities and efforts of this school
district to comply with and carry out its responsibilities under said law and regulations
is Veronica DeCicco, Director of Pupil Personnel Services, Section 504 Coordinator,
Westhampton Beach School District, Westhampton Beach, New York 11978, telephone
288-3800.
3. ATHLETICS AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
This section states that no person shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from
participation in any interscholastic, intercollegiate, club or intramural athletics
offered by an educational institution, and no educational institution shall provide
any such athletics separately on such basis. Separate teams for members of each
sex may operate if selection is based upon competitive skill or the activity involved
is a contact sport.
4. EMPLOYMENT
Sex discrimination employment is prohibited. This provision applies to
recruitment, advertising, tenure, promotion, demotion, transfer, job assignments,
leave policies, terms of collective-bargaining agreements, fringe benefits, and the
like. The provisions prohibit discrimination in both full-time and part-time
employment practices.
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
The Westhampton Beach School District has adopted a strict policy prohibiting
TITLE IX AND 504 COMPLAINT OR
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE
All complaints of violation or non-compliance with said law or regulations shall be
committed in writing to the above-named coordinators and shall be promptly
investigated; such hearings or other procedures on any and all such complaints shall
follow promptly to enable the quick and equitable resolution of student and employee
complaints, alleging any action which would be prohibited by said law or regulations.
Basic provisions in some of the major policy areas covered under Title IX and 504
are summarized as follows:
1. EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES
Institutions shall not provide any educational programs or activities separately, on
the basis of sex, including health, physical education, industrial, business,
vocational, technical, home economics, music, and adult education courses. One
area not covered by the regulation is that of sex stereotyping in textbooks and
curriculum.
2. COUNSELING AND GUIDANCE
Schools may not discriminate in counseling or guidance of students or applicants
for admission to educational programs.
sexual harassment. Sexual harassment of employees and students is specifically
prohibited as a form of illegal discrimination under the terms of Title VII of the Civil
Rights Action of 1964. The Assistant Superintendent for Personnel and Instruction,
Michael Radday, is the compliance officer and can be reached at 288-3800, ext. 200.
SCHOOL INSURANCE
The District has an accident insurance plan for the benefit of the students and
parents of students. All students are covered for injury while attending or participating
in school-sponsored and supervised activities and athletics. Coverage is extended to
participation in summer recreation activities and school-approved transportation.
Benefits are payable for covered expenses that are not recoverable from another plan
providing medical expense benefits to the applicable maximum subject to policy
limitations and conditions. For details please call our agent at In Circle of Patchogue,
New York at (631) 475-5572.
WORKING PAPERS
Working papers are issued through the High School Counseling Center. Students
may obtain and fill out an application and schedule an appointment with the school
doctor for a physical examination. The forms should then be returned to the
Counseling Center with evidence of the student’s age and the final papers will be
issued. (Evidence of age can be a birth certificate or driver’s license.) The student’s social
security number is required to obtain working papers.
A student may have a physical examination by a private physician at their personal
expense. Forms for physical examinations are available in the Counseling Center.
USE OF SCHOOL FACILITIES
Application forms, rules, and regulations are available on-line at the District
website www.whbschools.org. Click on District Information, click on Facilities Use
Form (PDF) to download a copy of the form.
The forms can then be mailed to or dropped off at any one of the main offices
(elementary, middle or high school).
SCHOOL RECORDS/FAMILY EDUCATION/
MEDIA DISCLAIMER AND PRIVACY ACT
Parents and individual students 18 years of age or older have the right to inspect
and review any and all official records, files, and data directly related to the student’s
education. These records include: cumulative folders, standardized achievement test
scores, attendance records, results of standardized intelligence, aptitude and
psychological tests, interest inventories, health data, family background, teacher or
counselor ratings, written observations, and verified reports of serious or recurrent
behavior.
Parents and students are entitled to a hearing to challenge the content of such
records. This is to ensure that they are not inaccurate, misleading, or otherwise in
violation of the privacy or other rights of students, and to provide an opportunity for
the correction or deletion of any such inaccurate, misleading, or otherwise
inappropriate data contained therein. Any questions concerning the procedure to be
followed in requesting such a hearing should be directed to the Superintendent.
Student records, and any material contained therein which are personally
identifiable, are confidential and may not be released or made available to persons other
than parents or students without the written consent of such parents or students. There
are a number of exceptions to this rule, such as the other school employees and officials
and certain State and federal officials who have a legitimate educational need for access
to such records in the course of their employment.
From time to time, the District may release directory information of students for
use in District-generated publications such as school or student newspapers, the
Cupola, athletic programs and the school website. Directory information may or may
not include the following information: name of student, date of birth, dates of
attendance, enrollment status, participation in school activities or sports, height and
weight of members of athletic teams, photographs, and honors or awards. Parents who
do not desire release of any of the above directory information must make specific
written request to the Superintendent of Schools on or before September 15 of each
school year. Failure to make such a request shall be deemed consent to release, provide
or publish the directory information.
The District may also disclose students’ records without parental consent in certain
situations, such as to other school officials who have “legitimate educational interests”
and certain other state and federal officials. School records are subject to inspection by
court order or pursuant to any law-issued subpoena, provided that parents and students
are notified by the school district in advance of compliance with the court order or the
subpoena.
WESTHAMPTON BEACH ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION
The Westhampton Beach Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) is a
support group for parents and the school. As members of the State and National PTA
we subscribe to purposes and goals concerning child safety and school experiences and
serve as a liaison among parents, teachers, and administrators, thus providing a format
for sharing of mutual concerns. Whenever possible, we cooperate with the High School
Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) and other local parent groups to explore areas of
mutual interest.
The Elementary School PTA holds general monthly meetings and hosts numerous
other special activities throughout the school year. The PTA has a mailbox in the
Elementary School.
2009-2010 PTA Officers
President - Suzanne Mensch
Vice President - Heather Crayne
Corresponding Secretary - Kelly Zaffuto
Recording Secretary - Stacy Rubio
Treasurer - Ellen Peruso
HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL
PARENT-TEACHER ORGANIZATIONS
The PTO includes parents, teachers, and students from the communities which
comprise our High School and Middle School.
Meetings are held monthly and a variety of educational and social activities are
sponsored throughout the academic year. All parents, students, and teachers are
encouraged to join and participate.
2009-2010 MS PTO Officers
President - Dara Penn
Vice President - Joanne Rignola
Treasurer - Donna Smith
Secretary - Kerri Beaver
2009-2010 HS PTO Officers
President - Kate Mazarakis
Vice President - Ann Schrage
Treasurer - Susan O’Rourke
Secretary - Lynne Jones
VISITORS
All visitors must sign in at a desk at the front entrance upon entering each building.
They will receive and wear a visitor tag for easy identification by the faculty. Visitors are
requested to park their vehicles in the designated parking areas. Student visitors are not
allowed in the Elementary School, Middle School, or High School.
The school office will arrange for the delivery of milk money, sneakers, homework,
lunch, etc., when parents bring such items to their children during school hours.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
A program involving community services will be provided during the 2009-2010
school year. Courses will be offered in various areas of interest. Information and
questions regarding the program, course offerings, and registration procedures will be
provided in the continuing education brochure or by contacting Maria Tracy, Director,
at 288-3800, ext. 311.
THE WESTHAMPTON BEACH
PUBLIC LIBRARY
PRIVATE & PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
TEXTBOOKS
The District public library is located on Library Avenue on the corner of Parlato
Drive. Anyone who wants to obtain a library card can apply during library hours
which are:
The Westhampton Beach School District provides textbooks for private and
parochial school students in grades K-12 for the 2009/10 school year in accordance
with the New York State Textbook Law.
The textbook application forms are sent to each school by our District. Once these
applications are completed and returned to the Westhampton Beach School District,
the textbooks will be ordered. All textbooks must be returned to the District at the
end of the school year.
If you have any questions in connection with textbooks, please call the school your
child will be attending.
Monday - Friday 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m., except holidays
• Leslie Millrod, Children’s Librarian
• Matthew Bollerman, Director 288-3335
www.westhamptonlibrary.org
BUSES
The Westhampton Beach Union Free School District, in accordance with 40
CFR Part 763 (Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act, 1986) maintains a
current record of all asbestos-containing materials located within the District’s
buildings. The information is contained within the District’s Asbestos
Management Plan, and is updated in accordance with the New York State and
the United States Environmental Protection Agency regulations. The Asbestos
Management Plan is available for review by any member of the public or staff
of the Westhampton Beach Union Free School District, upon request made to
the District’s Maintenance Crew Leader.
Riding the bus is a privilege. Students who do not observe reasonable rules of conduct
will have the privilege removed:
• Do permit lower-grade children to enter and be seated first.
• Do move to the rear of the bus, filling those seats first.
• Elementary students will utilize their assigned seats.
• Remain seated until the bus comes to a complete stop.
• Cross ten feet in front of the stopped school bus.
• Don’t roughhouse or use loud or abusive language on the bus.
• No smoking. This infraction carries automatic bus privilege suspension.
• Don’t get off the bus at any stop other than your assigned bus stop.
• Ride only the bus that goes to your place of residence.
• Be courteous and obedient to your bus driver.
• Vandalism of bus will result in automatic bus privilege suspension.
PESTICIDE NOTIFICATION
WESTHAMPTON BEACH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BUS STOPS
Early Run 7:15 a.m.
ASBESTOS MANAGEMENT
The District has developed an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program for
managing, preventing, and suppressing pests with minimal impact on human health, the
environment, and non-target organisms. Pesticides are only used as a last resort. If pesticides
are needed, the least toxic pest-specific alternative is selected.
The notice is intended to advise you, as required by Section 409-H of the Education
Law, that:
• Pesticide products may be used periodically throughout the school year.
• The District is required to maintain a list of parents, guardians, and staff who wish to
receive 48-hour written notice of an actual pesticide application.
• If an emergency exists that necessitates an emergency application, a good faith effort will
be made to provide advance notification.
• Certain pesticide applications are exempt from the notification process.
• To place your name on the above-mentioned list, please contact the Buildings and
Grounds Department, 340 Mill Road, Westhampton Beach, NY 11978.
ROUTE 1
7:15 a.m.
Montauk Hwy & John Street
South Country & Jennifers Path
Homestead Ave & Montauk Hwy
Fairview & South Country
South Country & Peters Lane
Montauk Hwy & Bridle Path
Rogers Ave Ext & Hazelwood
Stewart & Edwards
Stewart & Ent
Ent & Arnold
Hamilton & Cooke
ROUTE 2
7:15 a.m.
Lakeside Lane
Old Country Rd & Beaver Lane
Old Country Rd & Seabreeze
Summit Blvd & Corners
Sophia Court
Quarter Court & North Quarter
Mill Pond & Hollow Lane
Clover Grass Court & Montauk Hwy
South Country Rd & Pine Tree La
Brushy Neck & Pine Grove
Jagger Lane & Windwood
Jagger Lane & South Country Rd
Tanners Neck & South Rd
South Road & Raynor
South Road & Seabreeze
South Road & Cedar
WHB ELEM. SCHOOL BUS
ROUTES
ROUTE 1 (7:50 a.m.)
Montauk Highway - 104
Quarter Court Ext
Quarter Ct & North Quarter Ct
North Quarter Rd - 2 (K)
Montauk Hwy - 124
Montauk Hwy - 134
Hollow Ln & Wood Hollow Dr
Hollow Ln & Willowood Ct
Willowood Ct & Clover Grass Ct
Clover Grass Ct - 14 / 6 (KK)
South Country Rd & Pine Tree Ln
Brushy Neck Ln & Pine Grove Ct
Windwood Court - 23 / 21 (KK)
Windwood Court & Jagger Lane
Jagger Lane - 80 (K)
Montauk Hwy - 143
ROUTE 2 (7:50 a.m.)
Beaver Lane West & Old Country Rd
Old Country Road - 18/22
Old Country Road - 46/52/54
Old Country Road - 62 (K)
Old Country Rd & Sophia Ct
Old Country Road - 85
Old Country Road - 45
Montauk Hwy - 70
Montauk Hwy & East Ridge Court
Montauk Hwy - 82 (K)
Summit Blvd & Glendale Street
Summit Blvd & Park Street (KKK)
Summit Blvd - 47 & Fairview St (K)
Summit Blvd - 65 (K)
ROUTE 3 (7:45 a.m.)
Oneck Ln & Halsey Ave
Oneck Ln & Meadow Ln
Jessup Lane & LIPA Pole #17
Mitchell Rd - 3006/15 (KK)
Mill Road - 157 (K)
Sunswick Ln & Beach Ln
Beach Ln & Main Street
Aspatuck Rd - 70 (K)
Mortimer Street - 2/4 (KK)
Mortimer Street & Beach Rd
Beach Road - 139 (K)
Brook Rd & Sunset Ln (K)
Mill Road - 256 (K)
Lilac Road - 58 (K)
Oak Street - 105 (K)
Maple Street - 31/22 (KK)
Liberty Street - 32 (K)
Oneck Ln - 115 (K)
ROUTE 4 (7:45 a.m.)
Montauk Hwy - 325 (K)
Meetinghouse Rd & Hampton St
Meetinghouse Rd & Ocame Ave
Franklin Ave & Hampton St
Brook Road - 152 (K)
John Street & Montauk Hwy
Montauk Hwy - 513
Homestead Avenue - 19 (K)
Peters Ln - 15/18/76/131 (KKKK)
Peters Ln & South Country Rd
South Country Rd & Fairview Ave
Deborah Dr - 4/9/10/22 (KKKK)
Deborah Dr & Jennifers Path
Jennifers Path & South Country Rd
Old Meetinghouse Rd - 150 (K)
Fairview Street - 20
Montauk Hwy - 444/406
ROUTE 5 (7:50 a.m.)
Bridle Path & Jeffrey Lane
Bridle Path & Adam Ln
Birdle Path
Rogers Ave & Rogers Ext
Rogers Ext & Hazelwood Ave
Hazelwood Ave & Morris Ct
Montauk Hwy & Corwin Pl
Station Road - 12 (K)
Station Road & Cedarfield Ln (K)
Lakeside Ln - 54 (K)
Station Road - 45/9 (KK)
Oneck Lane - 17 (K)
ROUTE 6 (7:50 a.m.)
Stewart Avenue & Bolling Street
Stewart Avenue & Edwards Street
Edwards Street - 629 (K)
Arnold Street & Ent Avenue
Patrick Street - 711(K)
Patrick Street & Hamilton Ave
Cooke Avenue & Ent Avenue
Hamilton Ave & McCord Street
Hamilton Ave - 702 (K)
McCord Street & Hamilton Ave
ROUTE 7 (7:45 a.m.)
Tanners Neck & Sweetgrass
Sweetgrass Rd & Buttercup Ln
Sweetgrass Rd & Amber Ln
Sweetgrass Rd & Jagger Ln
Jagger Ln & S. Country Rd - 43 (K)
Bayview Dr - 17 & Farm Ln (K)
Bayview Dr & Shore Ln
Tanners Neck & Farm Ln
South Rd & Country Estates
Raynor Dr & South Country Rd
Apaucuck Pt Rd & Pleasant Ave
Seabreeze Ave & Plume Grass Way
Booker Lane & Seabreeze Ave
South Rd & Cedar Ln
Baycrest Avenue - 55/36 (KK)
Wayne Ct - 22 & Leland Drive (K)
WESTHAMPTON BEACH
ELEM. SCHOOL
BUS ROUTES
LATE RUN 4:00 p.m.
ROUTE 1
Montauk Hwy & John Street
South Country & Jennifers Path
Homestead Ave & Montauk Hwy
Fairview & South Country
South Country & Peters Lane
Montauk Hwy & Bridle Path
Rogers Ave Ext & Hazelwood
Stewart & Edwards
Stewart & Ent
Ent & Arnold
Hamilton & Cooke
ROUTE 2
Lakeside Lane
Old Country Rd & Beaver Lane
Old Country Rd & Seabreeze
Summit Blvd & Corners
Sophia Court
Quarter Court & North Quarter
Mill Pond & Hollow Lane
Clover Grass Court & Montauk Hwy
South Country Rd & Pine Tree La
Brushy Neck & Pine Grove
Jagger Lane & Windwood
Jagger Lane & South Country Rd
Tanners Neck & South Rd
South Road & Raynor
South Road & Seabreeze
South Road & Cedar
WESTHAMPTON BEACH
M.S./H.S.
BUS ROUTES
ROUTE 1 (6:55 a.m.)
S. Country Rd & Peters Ln
Peters Ln
S Country Rd & Fairview Ave
Montauk Hwy & Bridal Path
Bridal Path
Adams Lane/Jeffery Lane
Rogers Ext & Hazelwood Ave
Montauk Hwy 143/117
Lakeside Lane
Station Road
ROUTE 2 (6:55 a.m.)
Jagger Ln & Windwood Ct
Jagger Ln & Sweetgrass Rd
Jagger Ln & South Country Rd
Bayview Dr & Tanners Neck Ln
Tanners Neck Ln & S Country Rd
Tanners Neck Ln & South Road
South Rd & Raynor Dr
Apaucuck Pt Rd & Pleasant Ave
Seabreeze Ave & Plume Grass Way
Seabreeze Ave & Booker Ln
ROUTE 7 (6:45 a.m.)
Sunswyck Ln & Beach Lane
Main St & Franklin Ave
Main St & Meeting House Rd
Meeting House Rd & John St
Montauk Hwy - 533
Montauk Hwy - 553/563
Homestead Ave & S. Country Rd
S Country Rd & Deborah Dr
S Country Rd & Jennifers Path
Old Meetinghouse & Quantuck
Old Meetinghouse & Montauk
Hwy
Montauk Hwy & Homestead Ave
Montauk Hwy - 526/476/452
ROUTE 3 (6:55 a.m.)
Montauk Hwy - 106
Quarter Court & N. Quarter Rd
N. Quarter Rd & Montauk Hwy
Montauk Hwy - 134/146
Montauk Hwy & Clover Grass
Clover Grass & Willowood Ct
Hollow Lane & Wood Hollow Ln
S. Country Rd & Pine Tree Ln
Brushy Neck Ln & Pine Grove Ct
Montauk Hwy 143/117
ROUTE 4 (6:45 a.m.)
Old Country Rd & Beaver Ln W
Old Country Road
Montauk Hwy & Percy St
Montauk Hwy & East Ridge Ct
Summit Blvd & Glendale
Summit Blvd & Park St
Summit Blvd & Fairview St
ROUTE 5 (6:55 a.m.)
Stewart Ave & Bolling St
Stewart Ave & Edwards St
Stewart Ave & Hamilton Ave
ROUTE 6 (6:55 a.m.)
Hamilton Ave & Arnold St
Hamilton Ave & Patrick St
Hamilton Ave & Cooke St
Ent Ave & Cooke St
Ent Ave & Patrick St
Ent Ave & Arnold St
WESTHAMPTON BEACH
MS./H.S.
2:40/3:10 p.m. ROUTES
ROUTE 1 (WEST)
Montauk & East Ridge Ct
Seabreeze & Old Country Road
Old Country Rd & Summit Blvd
Summit Blvd & Park
Summit Blvd & Glendale
Quarter Ct & North Quarter
Hollow Lane
Montauk & Clover Grass
Brushy Neck & Pine Grove Ct
Jagger Lane & Windwood
South Country & Bayview
South Country & Tanners Neck
Tanners Neck & Sweetgrass
South Rd & Raynor Dr
South Rd & Apaucuck
South Rd & Seabreeze
ROUTE 2 (BASE)
Stewart & Hamilton
Stewart & Edwards
Ent & Arnold
Ent & Patrick
Ent & Cooke
Ent & Hamilton
ROUTE 3 (EAST)
Hazelwood & Rogers Ext
Peters Lane
South Country & Deborah
Homestead & Montauk Hwy
Montauk & John Street
Beach Lane & Dune Road
WESTHAMPTON BEACH
M.S./H.S.
Late Runs 4:30/5:15 p.m.
ROUTE 1
Lakeside Lane
Montauk & East Ridge
North Quarter & Quarter Ct
Hollow Lane
Montauk Hwy & Clover Grass
Brushy Neck & Pine Grove
Jagger Lane
Tanners Neck & Farm
Tanners Neck & Sweetgrass
Raynor & South Rd
Appacuck & Pleasant
Summit & Montauk
Summit & Glendale
Summit & Old Country
Old Country & Police Station
Old Country Road
ROUTE 2
Peters Lane (to the end)
South Country & Homestead
Meetinghouse & Main
Beach Lane & Dune
Bayfield & Cross
ROUTE 3
Stewart & Edwards
Stewart & Hamilton
Ent & Patrick
Ent & Arnold
Cooke & Ent
Cooke & Hamilton
Rogers & Rogers Ext
Central Administration Staff
Lynn Schwartz
Michael Radday
Kathleen O’Hara
Veronica DeCicco
Dr. Robert Finn
Tom Short
William Fisher
Judy McCarthy
Randi DeMayo
Lynn Stevens
Eileen Seidler
Susan Mitchell-Wrege
Debrah Wood
Kathy Fibkins
Margaret Anderson
Sharon Johnson
Maureen McKay
Superintendent of Schools
Assistant Superintendent for Personnel & Instruction
School Business Official
Director of Pupil Personnel Services
Director of Guidance/Data Management
Director of Math, Science, and Technology
Director of Technology
Secretary to Superintendent/District Clerk
Secretary, Personnel & Instruction
Secretary, Personnel & Instruction
Secretary, Pupil Personnel Services
Secretary, Pupil Personnel Services
Switchboard Operator
Secretary, Business Office
Principal Account Clerk, Business Office
Account Clerk Typist, Business Office
Account Clerk Typist, Business Office
Buildings & Grounds
Anthony Verga
Walter Tracy
Karen Aleksandrowicz
Tom Hoblin
Gary Pils
Tim Clark
Eric Nichols
Maintenance Crew Leader
Head Groundsman
Secretary
Maintenance Mechanic III
Maintenance Mechanic III
Joseph Gangi
John Swerdzewski
High School Staff (Grades 9-12)
Christopher Herr
Edward Ryder
Danielle Garcia
Kathleen Masterson
Marlene Gut
Susan Little
Gloria Meyer
Nancy Zoder
Linda Hoover
Evelyn Overton
Debra Sorady
Lisa Monti
Laura Hansen
Paulette Dalder
Joyce Lankenau
Wendy Krusch
Mary Anne Andarakis
Paul Bass
Carrie Bender
Kristen Berdinka
Debora Block
Karen Boeshore
Bryan Bookamer
John Broich
Alison Bufalo
Pat Cardo
Scott Clifford
Edward Colvin
Thomas Comerford
Pat Covino
Jennifer Czartosieski
John Czartosieski
Robert Davis
William Dawson
Monica DeBrita
Amy Demchak
Frank Diehl
Michelle Donahue
Glenn Dorskind
Bridget Eagan
John Erickson
Kathleen Fabian
Jane Flinter
Sandra Flores
Jim Ford
Karen Frano
Matt Fulham
Joseph Garvey
Benjamin Grodski
Kerri Grunewald
Erika Habersaat
Grace Healy
Principal
Assistant Principal
Assistant Principal
Director of
Health/PE/Athletics
Secretary, Main Office
Secretary, Main Office
Secretary, Main Office
Secretary, Main Office
Secretary, Counseling Center
Secretary, Counseling Center
Secretary, Counseling Center
Secretary, Athletics
Secretary, Laptop Central
Office Applications Specialist
Office Applications Specialist
Clerk Typist, Tech Department
Nurse
Social Studies
Social Studies/Special Education
Art
Science
Speech
Business
Science
Science
Social Studies
Math
Science
Music
Teacher Aide
Music
Mathematics
Social Studies
English
ESL/Foreign Language
Business
Science
Math
English
Special Education
Art
Physical Education
English
Foreign Language
Physical Education
Teacher Aide
Social Studies Coordinator
School Counselor
Science
Mathematics
School Counselor
Special Education
Maryann Higgins
Brian Hilly
Pamela Horowitz
Suzanne Hulme
Linnae Janky
Carolyn Johnsen
Dariah Juma
Kim Kametler
Denizzie Kearns
Susan Kearns
Nicholas Kochis
Joseph Kommer
Dr. Malena Kornelussen
Lisa Lagattolla
Scott Leogrande
Gerald Lipski
Melissa Llewellyn
Nicholas Mangieri
Alicia Manta
Justin Mattera
Catherine McGlone
Carol McHugh
Julianne Mecca
Patricia Merendino
Meghan Michalowski
Christine Minnear
Robert Mirro
Kristy Mitsos
Terence Moran
Grace Mulholland
Patricia Merendino
Donald O’Brien
William Parry
Gail Pellegrini
Maria Pepey-Tracy
Erik Petersen
Melissa Petroski
Kirsten Phillips Mett
Maureen Rabbitt
Matthew Ramsay
Jacqueline Reed
Judy Reed
Kristen Regan
Lori Reinfurt
Nancy Repp
Kelly Roesel
Susan Rosenberg
Jennifer Rosler
Erin Roy
Christine Ruffini
Nick Schillaci
Adriana Sedano
Joshua Seifert
William Skoros
Anne St. John
Special Education
Social Studies
Business
Science
Sign Language
Guidance
English
Teacher Aide
Foreign Language
Special Education
Math
Science
Psychologist
Foreign Language
Physical Education
Special Education
Foreign Language
Mathematics
English
Special Education
Speech
Teacher Aide
Mathematics
Librarian
Social Worker
School Counselor
Science
Mathematics
Social Studies
Teacher Aide
Librarian
Physical Education
Physical Education
Mathematics
Science
Technology
Foreign Language
English
ESL
Network & Systems Specialist
Special Education
Special Education
Math
Special Education
Social Studies
Special Education
Science Coordinator
Mathematics
Art
Teacher Aide
Network & Systems Technician
Foreign Language
Music
Network & Systems Specialist
Business, Art, & Technology
Coordinator
Sandra Surgan
Heather Tomich
Celeste Tracy
Melissa Tunstead
John Vahle
Fred Walling
Florence Wiles
Joanne Williams
Korey Williams
Stephen Wisnoski
Micaela Zafonte
Dan Zbikowski
Health
English
Foreign Language
English
Science
English
English
Special Education Coordinator
Social Studies
Social Studies
Foreign Language
Technology
High School Custodians
Richard Terwilliger (Head)
Chris Irish
David King
Duke Loftin
Sean Madden
Oksana Mykhaskiv
James Rubick
Harry Schultz
High School Monitors
Connie Dyson
Anna Nugent
Middle School Staff (Grades 6-8)
Charisse Miller
Dr. Lisa Ihne
Carole Hillman
Lisa Hannaford
Linda Sherwood
Thomas Abbatiello
Jennifer Anderson
Jessica Bartalomy
Jane Bender
Karen Boeshore
Eric Buhl
Ann Cameron
Patricia Capon
Erika Coiro
Robert Coleman
Thomas Comerford
Debra Davidson
Carmella DeFichy
Principal
Assistant Principal
Secretary, Main Office
Secretary, Main Office
Secretary, Counseling Center
Special Education
Foreign Language
Foreign Language Coordinator
Mathematics
Speech
Special Education
Foreign Language
English Coordinator
Mathematics
Science
Music
Reading
Family & Consumer Science
(Middle School Staff Continued)
Christine DePalo
Claudine DeVelvis
Michelle Donahue
Betsy Doyle
Michele Doyle
James Duca
Michelle Duffy
Tania Dutton
Kelsey Erwin
Paul Fremgen
Lise Frielinghaus
Malani Garcia
Anne Gassner
Kathy Haack
Cynthia Hart
Bill Hempfling
Tom Hoare
Peter Horan
Holly Hubbard
Shaun Johnson
Lance Kabot
Allaine King
Judy Loddengaard
James MacDougall
Jillian Marcus
Lisa Menegio
Meghan Michalowski
Frank Monastero
Michael O’Hare
James Owens
Michelle Parks
Cindy Parry
Maureen Rabbitt
Jennifer Raynor
Thomas Raynor
Kelly Russell-Donner
Bryan Schaumloffel
Ben Sheldon
Thomas Sheppard
Kathy Showers
Diana Shurman
Jeanne Steele
Kathryn Sweet
Kathy Sweet
Allison Teglasi
Kevin Trentowski
Kathy Walsh
Donna Winkler-Flaherty
Special Education
English
Mathematics
Music
Special Education
Social Studies
6th Grade
School Counselor
Study Skills
Network & Systems Technician
Art
Teacher Aide
Mathematics
Computer
6th Grade
Social Studies
School Counselor
6th Grade
Health/PE
Music Coordinator
Technology
School Psychologist
Special Education
Music
Library Media Specialist
Science
Social Worker
Music
Science
Network & Systems Technician
English
6th Grade
ESL
Special Education
Physical Education
Reading
Social Studies
Foreign Language
Physical Education
Teacher Aide
Math
Special Education
Special Education
Nurse
ESL/Title
Health
Teacher Aide
English
Middle School Custodians
Anthony Guinta (Head)
Luis Garcia
Richard Dyson
Brian Lafferty
Curtis Nash
Middle School Monitors
Rita Bass
Lisa Perri
Jeanne Seaman
Lillian Martin
Patricia Scates
Elementary School Staff
(Grades K-5)
Ronald Masera
Dr. Lisa Ihne
Terry Barrett
Nancy Cummings
Catherine Santucci
Kerri Ann Beaver
Victoria Babinski
Dawn Belson
Karen Boeshore
Stella Boscia
Carol Braithwaite
Joy Brown
Taryn Brown
Joy Campagna
Christine Capetanos
Kristine Caronna
Eloise Carter
Eileen Comer
Jennifer Cucinotta
Amanda Davidson
Emily Dawson
Monica DeBrita
Patricia DeCicco
Karen DeFalco
Betsy Doyle
Tania Dutton
Megan Fay
Jim Ford
Laura Foster
Kristen Gafarian
Diana Galovic
Rosalie Gilhauley
Alexandra Gogas
Kathy Haack
Maryann Halsey
Rebecca Havens
Paulann Hoffman
Tara Hudson
Kristy Johnsson
Lisa Julian
Heidi Kalmus
Carol Kieser
Jennifer Kulesa-Kast
Jessica Kulesa
Janet Ledo
Kathy Lynch
James MacDougall
Caitlin MacLeod
Principal
Assistant Principal
Secretary, Main Office
Secretary, Main Office
Secretary, Main Office
2nd Grade
Title
K/1 Extension
Speech
1st Grade
Teacher Aide
Special Education
Teacher Aide
Library Media Specialist
Special Education
Teacher Aide
Kindergarten
Reading
Special Education
Speech
Special Education
ESL
Kindergarten
School Psychologist
Music
Guidance
2nd Grade
Physical Education
ESL
3rd Grade
Foreign Language
1st Grade
Music
Computer
Teacher Aide
Teacher Aide
Teacher Aide
Kindergarten
Special Education
2nd Grade
2nd Grade
Teacher Aide
5th Grade
Title
4th Grade
Gifted & Talented
Music
Special Education
Sherry Marks
Debra Mazzio
Lynne Marshall
Catherine McGlone
Kim Mercready
Meghan Michalowski
Ken Miller
Sean Montpetit
Alfred Musumeci
Susan Nelson
Catherine Nobiletti
Meghan Otten
Dawn Perez
Lorraine Porcelli
April Pokorny
Dale Quinn
Jonathan Raynor
Amy Romeo
Jeannine Ryan
Adriana Sedano
Allison Teglasi
Jamie Thom
Deidre Towle
Kathy Wilson
Alicia Zilinskis
Patricia Ziparo
Nurse
3rd Grade
1st Grade
Speech
5th Grade
Social Worker
Physical Education
Leave Replacement
Special Education
3rd Grade
1st Grade
Teacher Aide
5th Grade
Kindergarten
Science
Reading Teacher
Network & Systems Technician
4th Grade
Art
Foreign Language
ESL
4th Grade
Teacher Aide
3rd Grade
3rd Grade
Physical Education
Elementary School Custodians
James Jones (Head)
Dewey Langhorne
Jeffrey Langhorne
Jared Pressgrove
Archer Trent
Elementary School Monitors
Gypsy Adams
Christine Barroso
Toni Canovas
Andrea Gaynor
Patricia Iannone
Cindy Kochen
Susan LeBrun
Sandora Mazzella
Jean Plitt
Josephine Ruggiero
Lois Trent
Security
William Ray (Senior)
Ron Gholson
Robert Ilacqua
Laura Martuscello
Rosa Langhorne
Anna Palagonia
Wendy Wilms
AUGUST 2009
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
20
21
22
28
29
Board of Education
Meeting
HS Library 7:00 pm
16
23
Senior Portrait
Makeup Day
10:00 am-2:00 pm
17
24
18
HS/MS Parent Laptop
Orientation @
District Auditorium
7:00 pm
19
New Staff Orientation
Grade 6 Orientation @
MS Cafe 9:00-10:00 am
Grade 7 Orientation @
MS Cafe 10:30-11:30 am
30
31
25
Essential Elements Course for New Teachers
26
27
SEPTEMBER
AUGUST 2009
S M T W T
F
OCTOBER 2009
S
S M T W T
F
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1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
24
30
31 25 26 27 28 29
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
23
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Register for the SAT
& Subject Tests in
the 2009-2010 school
year via College
Board Online at
www.collegeboard.com
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
First Day of School
for Teachers
Freshmen
Orientation
9:30 am-12 noon
Saturday
To register for the
ACT, go to
www.act.com
1
Labor Day
Schools Closed
First Day of School for
Students
2
Hurricane Booster
Club Meeting HS
Room 130 7:15 pm
3
4
MS PTO Meeting @
Library 7:00 pm
ACT Test
Varsity Football @
Deer Park 2:00 pm
College Workshop
for Parents & Seniors
District Auditorium
7:00 pm
6
7
8
9
10
5
11
12
ES PTA Meeting
7:00 pm
First Full Day of
Kindergarten
14
ES PTA Welcome
Back Picnic 4:00 pm
HS Back-to-School
Night 6:30 pm
Board of Education
Meeting
HS Library 7:00 pm
13
Varsity Football vs.
Rocky Point 3:30 pm
15
Varsity Boys Soccer vs.
Shoreham Wading
River 4:00 pm
16
17
18
Senior Portraits Last
Chance Day
HS Yearbook and I.D.
Pictures Grades 9-11
Varsity Boys Soccer @
Rocky Point 4:00 pm
ES Back-to-School
Night 6:30 pm
Varsity Girls Soccer @
Hampton Bays 4:00 pm
Senior Group Picture
Varsity Boys Soccer vs.
East Hampton 4:30 pm
19
Varsity Football @
Islip 7:00 pm
Varsity Girls Soccer vs.
Amityville 4:30 pm
MS Back-to-School
Night 6:30 pm
Elementary School New Entrant Screening
20
27
21
22
Yom Kippur
Schools Closed
Varsity Boys Soccer vs.
Elwood-John H. Glenn
4:30 pm
28
29
23
30
24
25
26
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER 2009
SEPTEMBER 2009
S M T W T
F
S M T W T
S
F
S
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Varsity Boys Soccer @
Amityville 4:00 pm
MS Picture Day
Varsity Football @
Miller Place 1:30 pm
Varsity Girls Soccer vs.
Brentwood 4:00 pm
MS PTO Meeting @
Library 7:00 pm
1
Varsity Boys Soccer vs.
Miller Place 4:00 pm
ES Photo Day
MS/HS Five-Week
Marking Period Ends
ES Photo Day
Varsity Boys Soccer @
Mt. Sinai 4:00 pm
Board of Education
Meeting
HS Library 7:00 pm
5
Varsity Girls Soccer @
East Hampton 4:30 pm
6
7
3
SAT & Subject Tests
@ WHB
Varsity Boys Soccer @
Shoreham Wading
River 4:00 pm
Varsity Girls Soccer vs.
Central Islip 4:00 pm
Hurricane Booster
Club Meeting HS
Room 130 7:15 pm
4
2
Varsity Football vs.
EH/BH/Pier 7:00 pm
8
9
10
Columbus Day
Schools Closed
Varsity Girls Soccer @
Amityville 4:00 pm
Varsity Boys Soccer @
East Hampton 4:30 pm
PSAT
Varsity Boys Soccer vs.
Rocky Point 4:00 pm
ES PTA Meeting
7:00 pm
Varsity Football @
Hauppauge 5:00 pm
Varsity Girls Soccer vs.
Hampton Bays 4:00 pm
HS PTO/Advisory
Meeting @ Library
7:00 pm
Fall Adult Ed Begins
11
12
Board of Education
Meeting
ES Library 7:00 pm
13
Varsity Girls Soccer @
Brentwood 4:00 pm
14
Superintendent’s
Coffee Hour @ MS
Library 7:00 pm
15
16
Varsity Boys Soccer vs.
Varsity Football vs.
Amityville 4:30 pm
Comsewogue 7:00 pm
17
ACT Test
Varsity Girls Soccer vs.
East Hampton 4:30 pm
ES Red Ribbon Week
18
19
20
21
Varsity Boys Soccer vs.
Mt. Sinai 6:00 pm
Varsity Boys Soccer @
Miller Place 6:00 pm
22
MS Picture Retake
Day
Varsity Girls Soccer vs.
Central Islip 6:00 pm
25
26
27
28
23
24
ES PTA Halloween
Parade
Varsity Football
Homecoming Game
vs. Eastport-South
Manor 7:00 pm
29
30
31
NOVEMBER
OCTOBER 2009
S M T W T
F
DECEMBER 2009
S
S M T W T
1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
F
S
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30 31
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Board of Education
Meeting
MS Library 7:00 pm
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Hurricane Booster
Club Meeting HS
Room 130 7:15 pm
MS PTO Meeting @
Library 7:00 pm
HS Senior Skills
Breakfast
WH Country Club
8:30-10:30 am
SAT & Subject Tests
@ WHB
ES 5th Grade
Philadelphia Field Trip
HS Fall Play 7:30 pm
1
2
3
Blood Drive @ HS
Gym 8:30 am-6:00 pm
4
Veterans Day
Schools Closed
ES PTA Brotherhood
Dinner 5:30 pm
5
NYSCAME/SCMEA
All-County HS Music
Festival Rehearsal
Connetquot HS
3:00-7:00 pm
6
7
MS/HS First Marking
Period Ends
HS PTO/Advisory
Meeting @ Library
7:00 pm
HS Fall Play
2:00 pm
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
NYSCAME/SCMEA
All-County HS Music
Festival Rehearsal
Hauppauge HS
3:00-9:00 pm
ES PTA Meeting
7:00 pm
Board of Education
Meeting
HS Library 7:00 pm
Fall Adult Ed
Program Ends
NYSCAME/SCMEA
All-County HS Music
Festival Huntington
HS Rehearsal
9:30 am-1:30 pm
Concert 8:00 pm
PTO Holiday Fair
10:00 am
ES PTA Reflections
Awards
Grade 5 NYS Social Studies Assessment
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
27
28
Thanksgiving Recess
Schools Closed
22
23
College Application
Deadline for
Guaranteed Mailing
by December 23,
2009
29
30
24
25
26
DECEMBER
JANUARY 2010
NOVEMBER 2009
S M T W T
F
S M T W T
S
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
3 4 5 6
10 11 12 13
17 18 19 20
24
31 25 26 27
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
7
14
21
28
F
S
1
8
15
22
29
2
9
16
23
30
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Armed Services
Vocational Battery
Aptitude Test HS LGI
8:00 am
ES Half-Day
Parent/Teacher
Conferences
ES No School for
Students
SAT & Subject Tests
Hurricane Booster
Club Meeting HS
Room 130 7:15 pm
ES First Trimester
Report Cards
Distributed
MS PTO Meeting @
Library 7:00 pm
ES Full-Day
Parent/Teacher
Conferences
ES First Trimester
Report Cards
Distributed
MS Friday Night
Recreation
7:00 pm-8:45 pm
NYSSMA All-State Music Conference
1
Board of Education
Meeting
HS Library 7:00 pm
ES Winter Concert
District Auditorium
7:00 pm
2
3
4
Superintendent’s Coffee
Hour @ District Office
9:00 am
MS Art Show 6:00 pm
ES PTA Gingerbread
Night
HS Art Show 6:30 pm
5
ACT Test
MS Winter Concert
Grade 8 @ District
Auditorium 7:00 pm
ES PTA Meeting
7:00 pm
HS Winter Concert
Concert Band/
Chorus/Jazz Band
District Auditorium
7:30 pm
NYSSMA All-State
Music Conference
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
MS Art Show 6:00 pm
HS Winter Concert
Symphonic Band/
Chorus/Jazz Ensembles
District Auditorium
7:30 pm
13
14
MS Winter Concert
Grades 6 & 7 @
District Auditorium
7:00 pm
15
16
17
MS/HS Five-Week
Marking Period Ends
MS Friday Night
Recreation
7:00 pm-8:45 pm
18
19
Board of Education
Meeting
HS Library 7:00 pm
Holiday Recess - Schools Closed
20
21
22
23
24
Holiday Recess - Schools Closed
27
28
29
30
31
25
26
JANUARY
DECEMBER 20098
S M T W T
F
FEBRUARY 2010
S
S M T W T
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
1
7 8
14 15
21 22
28
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30 31
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
2
9
16
23
3
10
17
24
4
11
18
25
F
S
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
Saturday
New Year’s Day
Schools Closed
2
1
College Planning
Workshop for Juniors
& Parents District
Auditorium 7:00 pm
College Financial Aid
Workshop District
Auditorium 7:00 pm
MS PTO Meeting @
Library 7:00 pm
MS Friday Night
Recreation
7:00 pm-8:45 pm
PTO Ski Trip
MS HMEA Rehearsal
9:00 am-1:00 pm
Hurricane Booster
Club Meeting HS
Room 130 7:15 pm
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Board of Education
Meeting
ES Library 7:00 pm
10
11
HS PTO/Advisory
Meeting @ Library
7:00 pm
12
ES PTA Meeting
7:00 pm
13
14
Martin Luther
King Jr. Day
Schools Closed
17
24
18
19
20
21
MS HMEA Rehearsal
1:00-6:00 pm
MS HMEA Rehearsal
9:00 am-2:00 pm
Concert 7:30 pm
15
16
HS HMEA Rehearsal
1:00-6:00 pm
SAT & Subject Tests
@ WHB
MS Friday Night
Recreation
7:00 pm-8:45 pm
HS HMEA Rehearsal
9:00 am-2:00 pm
Concert 7:30 pm
22
23
MS/HS Second
Marking Period Ends
ES Winter Recreation
Begins
Board of Education
Meeting
MS Library 7:00 pm
Regents Exams
ES PTA Book Fair
31
25
26
27
28
29
30
FEBRUARY
JANUARY 2010
S M T W T
3 4 5 6
10 11 12 13
17 18 19 20
24
31 25 26 27
7
14
21
28
F
S
1
8
15
22
29
2
9
16
23
30
MARCH 2010
S M T W T
7
14
21
28
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
MS/HS Second
Semester Begins
1
8
15
22
29
2
9
16
23
30
3
10
17
24
31
4
11
18
25
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Hurricane Booster
Club Meeting HS
Room 130 7:15 pm
MS PTO Meeting @
Library 7:00 pm
National Job
Shadowing Day
ACT Test
F
S
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
PTO Ski Trip
Grade 7 Frost Valley Trip
1
Board of Education
Meeting
HS Library 7:00 pm
2
HS PTO/Advisory
Meeting @ Library
7:00 pm
3
4
5
6
12
13
Superintendent’s
Coffee Hour @
District Office 9:00 am
ES PTA Meeting
7:00 pm
MS Musical @ District Auditorium 7:00 pm
7
8
9
10
11
Winter Recess - Schools Closed
14
21
28
15
16
17
18
Spring Adult Ed
Begins
Blood Drive @ HS
Gym 8:30 am-6:00 pm
Board of Education
Meeting
HS Library 7:00 pm
NJHS Induction
Ceremony District
Auditorium 7:00 pm
22
23
24
25
19
MS Friday Night
Recreation
7:00 pm-8:45 pm
26
20
ES PTA Talent Show
3:00-5:00 pm
27
M ARCH
FEBRUARY 2010
S M T W T
1
7 8
14 15
21 22
28
2
9
16
23
3
10
17
24
4
11
18
25
F
S
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
APRIL 2010
S M T W T
F
S
1
8
15
22
29
2
9
16
23
30
3
10
17
24
4
11
18
25
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Board of Education
Meeting
HS Library 7:00 pm
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Hurricane Booster
Club Meeting HS
Room 130 7:15 pm
MS PTO Meeting @
Library 7:00 pm
MS/HS Five-Week
Marking Period Ends
PTO Ski Trip
SCMEA Division I,II,III
Music Rehearsals
HS POPS Concert
All HS Music Groups
District Auditorium
7:30 pm
1
Board of Education
Meeting/Budget
Workshop
HS Library 7:00 pm
2
HS PTO/Advisory
Meeting @ Library
7:00 pm
3
4
ES PTA Meeting
7:00 pm
5
SCMEA Division I,II,III
Music Rehearsals
MS Friday Night
Recreation
7:00 pm-8:45 pm
6
SAT Only
SCMEA Division I,II,III
Music Rehearsals
SCMEA Division III
Concert
High School Counseling Center Evening Hours
Please call 288-3800, ext. 215 for an appointment
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
SCMEA Division
I & II Concerts
14
MS College Planning
Workshop District
Auditorium 7:00 pm
15
16
ES MST Fair
17
ES MST Fair Parent
Expo 5:30-7:30 pm
ES No School for
Students
ES Second Trimester
Report Cards
Distributed
ES Full-Day
Parent/Teacher
Conferences
18
ES Spring Photos
Board of Education
Meeting
HS Library 7:00 pm
19
20
ES Winter Recreation
Ends
Spring Adult Ed Ends
ES College Planning
Workshop ES Library
7:00 pm
21
22
23
24
Spring Recess - Schools Closed
28
29
30
31
25
26
27
APRIL
MAY 2010
MARCH 2010
S M T W T
7
14
21
28
1
8
15
22
29
2
9
16
23
30
3
10
17
24
31
4
11
18
25
F
S
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
S M T W T
2 3 4 5
9 10 11 12
16 17 18 19
24
23
31 25 26
30
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
6
13
20
27
F
S
7
14
21
28
1
8
15
22
29
Saturday
Spring Recess - Schools Closed
1
Hurricane Booster
Club Meeting HS
Room 130 7:15 pm
Board of Education
Meeting
HS Library 7:00 pm
2
MS PTO Meeting @
Library 7:00 pm
3
ACT Test @ WHB
HS Spring Musical 7:30 pm
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
HS PTO/Advisory
Meeting @ Library
7:00 pm
ES Kindergarten
Registration
9:00-11:00 am
1:30-2:30 pm
6:30-7:30 pm
ES PTA Meeting
7:00 pm
ES Kindergarten
Registration
9:00-11:00 am
1:30-2:30 pm
NYSSMA Solo Festival
@ WHB
MS/HS Third Marking
Period Ends
Sophomore Career
Café HS Gym
8:00-10:15 am
Grade 7 Student
Orientation 9:15 am
HS Spring Musical
2:00 pm
11
12
13
Board of Education
Meeting
HS Library 7:00 pm
14
Universal Pre-K
Informational Meeting
@ ES Library 3:15 pm
Superintendent’s
Coffee Hour @ MS
Library 7:00 pm
18
19
20
Grade 6 Student
Orientation 8:45 am
15
Grade 7 Student
Orientation 9:00 am
16
Junior Prom
Grade 7 Sending
Districts Parent
Orientation Choral
Room 7:00 pm
21
22
HS National Honor
Society Induction
7:00 pm
HS Student Research
Symposium 7:00 pm
23
Grade 6 Parent
Orientation 7:00 pm
Grades 3-8 NYS English Language Arts Assessment
25
26
27
28
17
29
30
24
MAY
APRIL 2010
S M T W T
F
S
1
8
15
22
29
2
9
16
23
30
3
10
17
24
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
JUNE 2010
S M T W T
6
7
1
8
F
S
2 3 4 5
9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SAT & Subject Tests
@ WHB
1
AP French PM
AP Government PM
AP Spanish AM
AP Statistics PM
AP Calc AB AM
AP Calc BC AM
Hurricane Booster
Club Meeting HS
Room 130 7:15 pm
AP English Lit AM
MS PTO Meeting @
Library 7:00 pm
AP US History AM
AP European
History PM
AP Studio Art
(Portfolios Due)
Grades 3-8 NYS Mathematics Assessment
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
AP Biology AM
AP Physics PM
Budget Hearing
District Auditorium
7:00 pm
AP Chemistry AM
AP English Language &
Composition AM
HS PTO/Advisory
Meeting @ Library
7:00 pm
ES Kindergarten
Orientation 9:45 am
ES PTA Meeting 7:00 pm
10
MS Art Show 6:00 pm
MS Grades 6 & 7 Spring
Concert Band/
Chorus/Jazz Band
District Auditorium
7:00 pm
11
Senior Portraits for
Class of 2011
ES PTA Spring Formal
Luncheon
Grades 9-12
Academic Awards
Ceremony District
Auditorium 7:00 pm
ES Spring Concert
Band/Chorus District
Auditorium 7:00 pm
Grade 5 Boston Field Trip
13
14
MS Art Show 6:00 pm
ES K-2 Spring Concert
District Auditorium
5:00 pm
12
Senior Portraits for Class
of 2011
MS/HS Five-Week
Marking Period Ends
HS Jazz Concert
Jazz Band/Vocal Jazz/
Jazz Ensemble
District Auditorium
7:30 pm
College Fair HS Gym
5:00-8:00 pm
Board of Education
Meeting District
Auditorium 8:00 pm
9
AP Macroeconomics
AM
AP World History AM
MS Grade 8 Spring
Concert Band/Choir/
Jazz Ensemble/
Chamber Choir
District Auditorium
7:00 pm
15
School Budget Vote
@ HS LGI
7:00 am-9:00 pm
Kindergarten Screening
16
17
24
23
18
21
22
28
29
Grades 4 & 8 Science Performance Test
HS Art Show 6:30 pm
HS Spring Concert
Concert Band/Choir/
Jazz Band District
Auditorium 7:30 pm
ES 3rd Grade
Recorder Concert
District Auditorium
7:00 pm
31
25
Grade 6 Awards
Ceremony District
Auditorium 9:00 am
HS Spring Concert
Symphonic Band/
Choir/Jazz Ensembles
District Auditorium
7:30 pm
Memorial Day
Schools Closed
30
20
19
26
27
JUNE
JULY 2010
MAY 2010
S M T W T
2 3 4 5
9 10 11 12
16 17 18 19
24
23
31 25 26
30
6
13
20
27
F
S
7
14
21
28
1
8
15
22
29
S M T W T
4
11
18
25
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
1
8
15
22
29
F
S
2
9
16
23
30
3
10
17
24
31
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Senior Varsity Awards
Dinner WHB Country
Club 6:30 pm
Senior Scholarship
Night District
Auditorium 7:00 pm
Grade 7 Awards
Ceremony District
Auditorium 8:30 am
SAT & Subject Tests
@ WHB
MS PTO Meeting @
Library 7:00 pm
Grades 4 & 8 Science Performance Test
1
Board of Education
Meeting
HS Library 7:00 pm
HS PTO/Advisory
Meeting @ Library
7:00 pm
2
ES PTA Meeting
7:00 pm
NYSSMA Solo Festival @ Mount Sinai HS
3
ES Musical District
Auditorium 7:00 pm
4
HS Last Day of Classes
5
ACT Test
Grades 4 & 8 Science
Written Test
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Grade 8 Awards
Ceremony District
Auditorium 7:00 pm
ES Field Day (K-2)
ES Field Day (3-5)
ES PTA 5th Grade
Celebration
Grade 8 NYS Social Studies Assessment
Regents Exams
HS Local Exams
13
14
15
16
ES 5th Grade
Moving-Up
Ceremony @
District Auditorium
9:00 am
HS Graduation
Rehearsal
9:00 am-12 noon
Board of Education
Meeting
HS Library 7:00 pm
17
18
Senior Ball
Last Day of School
Rating Day
MS Moving-Up
Ceremony @ District
Auditorium 9:00 am
19
ES Third
Trimester/Report Cards
Distributed
MS/HS Fourth Marking
Period Ends
Regents Exams
ES Early Dismissal 11:00 am
20
21
22
23
HS Class of 2010
Graduation
Summer School Registration at
HS Counseling Center
8:30 am-12 noon
Students and Parents Must be Present
to Register and Sign Forms
27
28
29
30
24
25
26
JUNE 2010
S M T W T
6
7
1
8
F
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30
Monday
Sunday
AUGUST
J U LY
S
2 3 4 5
9 10 11 12
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1
2
Monday
Sunday
Saturday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
SEPTEMBER 2010
S M T W T
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
Friday
7
14
21
28
1
8
15
22
29
2
9
16
23
30
F
S
3
10
17
24
4
11
18
25
Saturday
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
25
26
27
28
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