HSWesthampton Beach High School

49 Lilac Road
Westhampton Beach, NY 11978

(631) 288-3800 / FAX: (631) 288-3915

Building Hours: 7:00 a.m. -  4:00 p.m.
School Hours:   7:30 a.m. -  2:16 p.m.
Summer Hours: 7:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Principal:  Dr. Christopher Herr (cherr@whbschools.org)
Asst. Principal:  Mr. Bryan J. Bookamer (bbookamer@whbschools.org)
Asst. Principal:  Ms. Kerry Pillittier (kpillittier@whbschools.org)


     

 

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Current News

Top Boys Golfers

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The Westhampton Beach School District congratulates senior Owen Jessop and junior Zach Berger for being named to Newsday’s Top 10 Long Island Boys Golfers list. Owen was recognized as a Suffolk County individual runner-up with a two-day score of 3-over-par 149. Zach earned recognition for being crowned the Suffolk County individual champion after he carded a two-day score of 6-under-par 140.

Date Added: 4/16/2025

Track Star Recognized

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The Westhampton Beach School District congratulates senior Lily Strebel on being named to Newsday’s Top 50 Long Island Girls Track and Field Athletes. Lily, who has committed to run at Richmond University, was recognized for being ranked fifth in the state during the 2024 indoor season. She ran a 4:34.4 in the 1,500-meter, beating her outdoor 1,500-meter time of 4:35.3. She was also 11th in the state last spring after running 9:52.05 in the 3,000-meter.

Date Added: 4/15/2025

Westhampton Beach Virtual Enterprise takes first place

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The Westhampton Beach High School Virtual Enterprise team, PuraVie, earned first place at Virtual Enterprises International’s National Business Plan Competition, held at the Jacob Javits Center in New York City. This is the third time that a Westhampton Beach Virtual Enterprise team has brought home a first-place trophy. The other wins were in 2016 and 2022.

“I am incredibly proud of our talented and dedicated PuraVie team,” said business teacher Amy Demchak. “This national win is a testament to their hard work, perseverance and countless hours of preparation.

Going into the competition, Westhampton Beach was ranked in the top 10% of Long Island’s 140 teams.

PuraVie is a virtual sustainable cleaning supply company offering an innovative solution to reduce single-use plastics. They sell dissolvable cleaning tablets paired with reusable bottles, providing a convenient and sustainable approach to household cleaning.

The Westhampton Beach High School Virtual Enterprise program requires students to create a business concept and formulate plans to market it. They compete and present their plans at several events throughout the year.

With the win, the team is now back in the “office” working on their entry for an upcoming VE National Newsletter Competition. Next month, they will begin wrapping up the fiscal year for their virtual business by preparing year-end financial reports, an annual report and a corporate social responsibility report.

Date Added: 4/14/2025

 

Top 100 Softball Players

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The Westhampton Beach School District congratulates juniors Katie Burke and Addison Celi on being named to Newsday’s Top 100 Long Island Softball Players list. Burke was named for hitting .436, with nine doubles, four home runs, 35 RBIs and 31 runs last season, and Celi was recognized for striking out 229 batters and holding opposing hitters to a .116 batting average. She also batted a .530 with two homers, 18 RBIs and 25 runs.

Date Added: 4/7/2025

Connecting through books

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To foster kindness and inclusivity, Westhampton Beach High School students recently volunteered to read books and hold engaging discussions with students at Westhampton Beach Elementary School as part of the elementary school’s Social Inclusivity Month celebration.

The high school students, who were nominated by their teachers to participate, read age-appropriate books to the elementary students, including “Same, Same But Different” by Jenny Sue Kostecki-Shaw and “The Day You Begin” and “The Other Side” by Jacqueline Woodson.

The readings were followed by heartfelt conversations about being kind to others and brainstorming ways to make a difference in the community. High school students also answered questions from elementary school students about high school.

 

Date Added: 4/4/2025