Letter: Ending “sit & stare” could increase opt-outs, cost Saugerties money
I offer the following as a private citizen: A few years ago, Dick Iannuzzi, President of the New York State
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Scholarships for Saugerties students
Monday Club scholarship The Saugerties Monday Club will award their annual $1,500 Mary E. Pidgeon Gillespy Scholarship to a college-bound
Saugerties superintendent: Opting out of tests could cost money, local control
If more parents have their children opt out of standardized testing, the Saugerties School District could face greater state control and
Saugerties group to hold forum on school funding, testing
“If you talk about education today in most communities, it’s all about taxes,” says Jennifer Mangione. “A lot of people are
Saugerties to hold social media safety event
The Saugerties Central School District will host a parent education night on youth social media safety on Monday, March 23
Saugerties parents want new policy for opting out of tests
As state testing for grades 3-8 is set to begin next month, parents returned to the Board of Education during
Local school superintendents: ‘We need more state aid’
It was a call for action from eight school districts in Ulster County. Their school superintendents, board members and administrators met at
A good year for the Saugerties Lip Sync
[portfolio_slideshow id=7128] Photos by Alen Fetahi Extraordinary talent was on display at this year’s high school Lip Sync, held
Saugerties Boys’ State candidates selected
lan Greczynski, chairman of American Legion Post #72 New York Boys’ State Program, is happy to announce this year’s selections.
New AP courses at Saugerties High School
Three new advanced placement courses will be available for Saugerties High School students next September. Two of the three courses