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Westhampton Beach Elementary School

379 Mill Road
Westhampton Beach, NY 11978

Phone:
7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.:  (631) 288-3800 ext. 252 or 231
After 4p.m.:  (631) 288-3804
Fax: (631) 288-7867 
Hours: 8:30a.m. - 3:10p.m.
We Care- 7:15 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. and 3:15 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Principal: Jeremy Garritano (jgarritano@whbschools.org)
Assistant Principal: Marykate Hill (mhill@whbschools.org)

 


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Learning about disabilities

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Westhampton Beach Elementary School students recently participated in an annual sensory evening and day where they learned about disabilities through interactive stations. Students learned about sensory challenges such as noise and touch, attempted to wheel a wheelchair through an obstacle course, and learned about the many devices available to students who are unable to communicate through speech.

Date Added: 3/14/2024

Westhampton Beach students help improve the bay

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Westhampton Beach Elementary School students recently learned more about the importance of caring for the environment and the Moriches Bay Project’s mission to re-establish populations of shellfish and eelgrass. During a special program on March 7, the students worked with Moriches Bay representatives, as well as their teachers and parents, to construct oyster cages that will be used to help re-establish the oyster population.

Date Added: 3/8/2024

Elementary school students celebrate Black History Month

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In honor of Black History Month, Westhampton Beach Elementary School students are learning about influential African Americans through a variety of activities sponsored by the school’s Equity Committee. Students created Instagram posts that featured influential African Americans. Their work, which included short messages about the person they chose and a corresponding picture, is displayed outside their classrooms. Additionally, members of the school’s student council created a tree display, titled Rooted and Grounded in Black History, on a bulletin board in the school’s main hallway that features information about influential African Americans.

Date Added: 2/27/2024

Westhampton Beach students pen letters to author

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As part of an engaging lesson on friendly letter writing and memory stories, Westhampton Beach second grade students in Stella Boscia’s class wrote letters to author Patricia Polacco. Prior to penning their letters, the students read Polacco’s book “When Lightning Comes in a Jar.” The students’ letters asked the author about her book and if it reflected her own memories. They are eagerly awaiting her reply.

Date Added: 2/9/2024

A ‘Souper’ Bowl prediction

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Westhampton Beach Elementary School students made predictions on which team would win Super Bowl LVIII through an annual Souper Bowl fundraiser. They used donations of nonperishable goods to vote for the team they thought would win this year’s Super Bowl by placing them in a team bin. The final tally indicated that 139 students guessed the San Francisco 49ers would win and 159 thought the Kansas City Chiefs would take home the title. All items collected will be donated to local food pantries.

Date Added: 2/9/2024