• Bridgehampton Union Free School District
  Guidance Office
  P.O. Box 3021
  2685 Montauk Highway
  Bridgehampton, NY 11932
  
  Phone: (631) 537-0271, x112 & x122
  Fax: (631) 537-9038
  CEEB Code 330-510
  

 

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Pre-Kindergarten Registration Information Packet Available - click here for pdf version

2009-2010 Middle & High School Program Guide (in Adobe Acrobat PDF format) - This program guide contains a listing of all the varied and challenging courses offered by our Middle & High School. Many courses are a result of New York State requirements; others find their origin in special staff talents; while still others are initiated by the interests, needs, and concerns of students.

Four Year High School Plan - These points offer guidance in terms of planning a successful four-year journey through high school.
 

November 16-17, 2009 NYS Social Studies Exam
April 19-23, 2010 Terra Nova Tesing Grades K-2
April 19-23, 2010 NYS ELA Testing Grades 3-8
NYSESLAT SPOKEN - April 14 through May 25, 2010
NYSESLAT WRITTEN - May 17 through 25th
May -5-7, 2010 NYS Math Exam Grades 3-8
May 25-27, 2010 NYS Science Performance Test Grade 4
June 1-8, 2010 NYS Science Performance Test Grade 8
June 7, 2010 NYS Science Written Exam Grades 4 & 8
June 14 & 15, 2010 NYS Grade 8 Social Studies Exam

• American College Test - Preparation and registration for college planning and financial aid.
• Barrons Regents - Online review for NYS Regents exams.
• College Board - Preparation and registration for SAT I/II, Financial Aid and College Planning.
• The Common Application - A general application form used by over 150 independent colleges that is available on-line.
• Fast Web - Register and Search Over 1.3 Million Scholarships for free.
• Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) - All students interested in financial aid will need to complete this application.
• Hispanic Scholarship Fund - Fund provides financial support for Latinos going to college and educates students and families about the resources available for them.
• How to Study - Clear information on study skills: preparing to study, developing better reading and listening skills, and much more!
• Princeton Review - Hosts a college search, admissions advice and educational planning tools, such as career assessment tests. Reports current school rankings as well.
• Scholarship Gateway - 200 Free Scholarship Gateway, 100 Minority Scholarships and The United Negro College Fund.