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The Hampton Bays Board of Education meeting on May 6 highlighted the importance of student achievement and community engagement as the district prepares for its upcoming budget vote. Celebrating academic excellence, the board recognized April's Student of Honor, Samantha Turin, emphasizing the critical role of meeting deadlines and submitting work on time in high school.

As the meeting transitioned to budget discussions, Mr. Clemenson provided an update on the district's financial proposal ahead of the May 20 school budget vote and board election. He noted that in the past two weeks, board members have actively engaged with various community groups, including the Hampton Bays Lions and the Civic Association, to inform them about the budget and its implications for local education.
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The meeting showcased student involvement, with presentations from high school programs, including a culinary demonstration and research projects from junior and senior science classes. These initiatives not only highlight the district's commitment to educational excellence but also foster community support for the upcoming budget vote.

As the board moves forward, the emphasis on student success and community collaboration will be crucial in shaping the future of Hampton Bays Schools. The anticipated budget vote is set to play a significant role in sustaining these educational programs and initiatives.

Converted from Board of Education - 5/6/25 - Hampton Bays Schools meeting on May 07, 2025
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