Villages (incorporated) East Hampton Sag Harbor, shared with the Town of Southampton Hamlets (unincorporated) Amagansett Montauk Napeague Springs Wainscott Census-designated places In addition to the above, the United States Census has two locations using terms that are usually used by residents of the town: East Hampton North – the area just north of the village, known locally as Freetown, as it was founded in the 19th century by free people of color, including some of Montaukett descent. Northwest Harbor – this area northwest of the village that is usually referred to locally as "Northwest" or "Northwest Woods." It has a harbor. State parks Amsterdam Beach State Park Camp Hero State Park Hither Hills State Park Montauk Downs State Park Montauk Point State Park Napeague State Park Sag Harbor State Golf Course Shadmoor State Park Suffolk County parks Cedar Point County Park Theodore Roosevelt County Park Education East Hampton does not have any colleges. The now disbanded Clinton Academy on Main Street was the first chartered Academy authorized by the New York State Board of Regents in 1784. Three high schools are in the Town: East Hampton High School, part of the East Hampton Union Free School District, and the principal school for the entire town outside of Sag Harbor. There were 920 enrolled students in grades 9-12 for the 2019–2020 school year. Its mascot is the Bonackers, which derives its name from Accabonac Harbor in the nearby Springs. Pierson Middle-High School, part of the Sag Harbor Union Free School District, is physically in East Hampton and serves Sag Harbor (which is partially within the town of Southampton). There were 535 enrolled students in grades 6-12 for the 2019–2020 school year. Its mascot is the Whalers. Ross School – The largest private school on the East End, the Ross School educates students from pre-school through 12th grade. American educator Catharine Beecher was born in East Hampton. Television stations in East Hampton WVVH-CD Hamptons TV, UHF Channel 50, the largest FCC licensed TV station in Suffolk County. It broadcasts from the East Hampton Airport industrial park in Wainscott. Local-access television broadcasts the two public access channels in East Hampton town, Ch 20 public access, and Ch 22 government and education. They are located at the LTV Studios in Wainscott. Radio stations in East Hampton East Hampton WEHM 96.9 FM Montauk WELJ 104.7 FM WEER 88.7 FM WEGB 90.7 FM WJJF 94.9 FM