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EDUCATION FOCUS
Inspired by the natural beauty and sculptural aesthetic at LongHouse, the Education Committee seeks to empower visitors in a compelling and personal way. By providing a variety of resources to enhance their experience, we strive to awaken the senses, deepen one's appreciation and empower the artist within. We provide docent-led school tours, curriculum and family-activity guides, on-line materials, and video. It is our intent that these resources along with our festivals, workshops, and invitational
Student Annual will build strong lasting relationships between LongHouse and our students, educators, families and community.
LongHouse Student Annual
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IDEAS FOR YOUR VISIT TO LONGHOUSE RESERVE
For Families: For Educators:
Contact us for scheduling your school visit, Joanne Sohn
Questions or curricular needs please contact, Selena Rothwell, Education Committee Co-Chair
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Schools and Camps that Visited
LongHouse in 2009 All Stars Project, NYC Amagansett School Bridgehampton School East Hampton High School East Hampton Youth Services Program Half Hollow Hills High School Hampton Bays Middle School Hayground School, Bridgehampton John M. Marshall Elementary School, Springs Life Skills Class, Springs Little Red Schoolhouse, Sagaponack Longwood High School Maidstone Camp,East Hampton Montauk School Parrish Art Camp, Southampton Ross School
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Ross School Camp, East Hampton
Sag Harbor Elementary Sagaponack School Southampton Elementary Southampton Enrichment Program Southampton Montessori Springs School Stella Maris, Sag Harbor Stony Brook University Southampton College Tuckahoe School John M. Marshall Elementary School kindergarten class Half Hollow Hills High School
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