On Wednesday at 6 p.m., the East Hampton School Board will hold the second of four public meetings to gather ideas from the community as the district prepares to put a $64 million capital improvement bond on the May 2026 ballot.
At the first meeting two weeks ago, the district superintendent, Adam Fine, and assistant superintendent for business, Sam Schneider, laid out the rationalization for the bond, the timeline leading up to the vote and after it, should the bond proposition be approved, and a list of some projects they have already identified. But the administrators and board stressed that they want more ideas from the public in the “want” category.
The meeting next week, which will be held in the high school library, is the opportunity to do just that.