As a senior at Pierson High School who has grown up in Sag Harbor, I have watched, over the years, Sandi Kruel work on behalf of the students in our district in so many ways. Whether it’s advocating for new programs, cheering for our sports teams, being there for every play and art program, or simply as a parent whom kids rely on for help and support — she is always there for us.
This is why I endorse Sandi Kruel for the Sag Harbor Board of Education. She is kind, reliable, honest and one of the most hardworking people you will ever meet. Bottom line: Sandi Kruel is good for kids.
I fully trust Sandi Kruel to work on behalf of all of the students in our district and use her voice and knowledge to get things done. Her level of commitment to the children of this community is unmatched, and she constantly takes the time to make a difference.
I believe that a vote for Sandi is a vote for a better future for the youth of Sag Harbor. Please join me supporting Sandi Kruel for the School Board!
Samantha Cox
Sag Harbor
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