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Star Kids 03-13
Star Kids:

Your Guide to Family Fun and Important Information
Starting at 8 a.m. students line up to buy iced coffees and teas, bagels from Goldberg’s, as well as school merchandise such as sweatshirts, pajama pants, and hats at the East Hampton High School store, staffed by students in the school's Life Skills program.
By Alison Morris Roslyn
Thoughtfully cast by Katie Schreck, East Hampton High School’s production of “Into the Woods” was a delightful one that made the time fly by. “The show requires such precision and focus and teamwork; it was flawlessly executed. Students worked hard to get the nuances, the comedy, and the poignant moments,” Ms. Schreck said. By Alison Morris Roslyn |
Works from students as young as 3 will be on view through April 26, centered on the themes of regeneration and America’s 250th birthday. By Alison Morris Roslyn |
By the end of the state championship weekend at Ithaca College, the Bonackers had finished first among the Section XI teams competing, overcoming adversity to rise to the top. By Alison Morris Roslyn |
![]() | It was an unprecedented winter season for the Ross Lower School’s boys basketball teams. By Alison Morris Roslyn |
Bonac Bowlers, which includes five bowlers from the Springs School, took part in a Special Olympics bowling event, where they showed off their skills and team spirit. By Sawyer Prado, Grade 6 |









