Five Westhampton Beach High School students recently participated in the League of Women Voters of the Hamptons, Shelter Island and North Fork’s annual Running and Winning Workshop, joining peers from across the East End to explore careers in public service and civic leadership.

During the daylong event, Tess Ashley, Addison Celi, Emily Edwards, Kara Flynn and Nico Grazina heard from local school board members about how they became involved in local politics. They also interviewed the panelists on topics such as seeking and holding office. The event continued with students working in groups to design a campaign and present on issues they would like to see addressed by local school boards.

Sixteen Westhampton Beach High School senior athletes penned their names to letters of intent during a recent college signing ceremony.

The Westhampton Beach School District extends its congratulations to the following students:

Dagny Beasly, lacrosse, Williams College

Zach Berger, golf, Loyola University

Maiya Boughal, lacrosse, Dartmouth College

Cooper Daniels, baseball, St. Thomas Aquinas College

Ava Derby, lacrosse, University of Maryland

Caeden Dorn, lacrosse, Long Island University

Ava Failla, lacrosse, Drexel University

Mia Hill, track and field, Harding University

Khloe Hoda, soccer, Marymount University

Bailey Hudson, lacrosse, St. Michaels College

Lily Johnson, lacrosse, SUNY Cortland

Tom Machin, baseball, Mitchell College

Benjamin Magee, football, Endicott College

Riley Maire, lacrosse, Marywood University

George Ostensen, lacrosse, Western Connecticut State University

Dan Shannon, lacrosse, Salve Regina University

 

Date Added: 11/17/2025

Westhampton Beach High School students participated in a series of engaging activities during Red Ribbon Week. As part of the week’s events, representatives from the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office visited the school to facilitate a drunk driving simulation. The experience offered students a realistic and impactful look at the dangers and consequences of impaired driving. Also during the week, the school’s CURE Club hosted a can collection and recycling event and students wrote positive, drug-free messages on red paper strips during their English classes. The strips were then linked to form a long chain that is displayed in the high school library.

 

Date Added: 11/14/2025

Several Westhampton Beach High School students recently volunteered to assist at a community food pantry fundraiser. The dinner was a collaborative effort organized by the Kiwanis Club of Greater Westhampton, the Westhampton Rotary Club and the Father Slomski Chapter of the Knights of Columbus. Students helped serve meals, greet guests and assist with event logistics throughout the evening. All proceeds from the event were donated directly to the Westhampton Food Pantry, helping to provide food to local families in need.

 

Date Added: 11/13/2025

Westhampton Beach High School is excited to present its production of “Shakespeare in Love” on Friday, Nov. 7, and Saturday, Nov. 8, at 7 p.m. and on Sunday, Nov. 9, at 2 p.m. Tickets are free.

The fall play, based on the screenplay by Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard, was selected for its fun scipt, large cast and and recognizable name. Directed by Kimet Speed, the show will feature a cast of 25 talented students who are ready to entertain audiences.

 

Date Added: 10/28/2025