Hampton Bays Public Schools

Hampton Bays Elementary School’s community service club, K-Kids, recently donated $250 to the Hampton Bays High School Key Club for a student college scholarship. To raise the funds, the students sold rubber ducks during their lunch periods. The fundraiser was just one of several that the K-Kids have participated in this year. They also raised money for Camp Flying Point, Stony Brook Children’s Hospital and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Here are some upcoming events celebrating the Class of 2026.

Hampton Bays Elementary School students recently had the exciting opportunity to step into leadership as “principals for a day,” a special reward for being top fundraisers in the PTA Fun Run. The student principals embraced their duties with enthusiasm, delivering morning announcements, greeting families at arrival and assisting with safety protocols. Principals for a day were Sophia Alessandrini, Mia Barreto, Ulises Galdamez, Ryder Hagen, Lyla Hughes, Allison Maya, Samuel Negrete, Sierra Puleo, Harper Schoenwaelder, Bella Taylor, Kent Tuzil, Hazel Vargas and Mathias Vargas.

Thank you to the Hampton Bays community for their support of the 2026-2027 Budget Proposal.

YES: 476 (78%)
NO: 137 (22%)

Congratulations to Dot Capuano on her reelection to the Board of Education for a three-year term of service. We look forward to all that's to come for our Baymen and Hampton Bays community in the 2026-2027 community.

Hampton Bays Elementary School third grader Madeline Forbes earned an honorable mention award at the annual Brookhaven National Laboratory Elementary School Science Fair for her project, “The Greatest Parachute.” The Hampton Bays School District congratulates her on this impressive accomplishment.

Reminder: No School May 22 and May 25.

Thank you to our speech language pathologists!

Reminder: The Hampton Bays School District will hold its annual budget vote and trustee election on May 19, 2026 from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Hampton Bays Middle School. For additional information, visit: https://www.hbschools.us/board/annual_budget_vote_and_board_of_education_election_information.

Hampton Bays High School student thespians have earned multiple 2026 Teeny Award nominations for their work in “The Crucible” and “Sister Act.” The awards ceremony will take place on June 14 at 3 p.m. at Westhampton Beach High School. The Teeny Awards program recognizes student talent across 20 East End school districts.
The district congratulates the following nominees:

Lead Role in a Play
Sarah Chami in the role of Elizabeth Proctor in “The Crucible”
Clare Loesch in the role of Abigail Williams in “The Crucible”
James Maroulas in the role of John Proctor in “The Crucible”

Supporting Role in a Play
Will Barletta in the role of Reverend Samuel Parris in “The Crucible”
Eoin Datsyuk in the role of Reverend John Hale in “The Crucible”
Parker Molina in the role of Judge George Danforth in “The Crucible”
Samantha O’Neal in the role of Mary Warren in “The Crucible”

The Mary Ann Mortorano Lead Role in a Musical Award
Hannah Russell in the role of Mother Superior in “Sister Act”

Outstanding Performer in a Play
Sumeja Bytyqi in the role of Tituba in “The Crucible”
Nathaniel Cote in the role of Giles Corey in “The Crucible”

Outstanding Playbill or Poster Design
Hampton Bays High School Life Skills Academy for “The Crucible”