Pierson valedictorian Kai Basseches achieved a perfect score on every major mathematics exam offered during his time at Pierson, a record-setting accomplishment. COURTESY SAG HARBOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
During sixth grade orientation at Pierson Middle School, science teacher Bill Raney led students through a series of engaging team-building activities designed to foster collaboration and problem-solving skills. During one challenge, teams were asked to build the tallest possible tower using LEGO bricks, with each layer being a single color and the structure standing on its own without human support. Other prompts encouraged creative thinking, communication and teamwork, giving students a fun and interactive introduction to the science classroom and their classmates. COURTESY SAG HARBOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
Sag Harbor Schools came alive on the morning of September 3 as Pierson Middle and High School students arrived to begin the 2025–26 school year, followed shortly after by Sag Harbor Elementary School. Students stepped off buses and greeted friends with hugs and waved goodbye to family members before heading inside to start the day. COURTESY SAG HARBOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
Pierson valedictorian Kai Basseches achieved a perfect score on every major mathematics exam offered during his time at Pierson, a record-setting accomplishment. COURTESY SAG HARBOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
During sixth grade orientation at Pierson Middle School, science teacher Bill Raney led students through a series of engaging team-building activities designed to foster collaboration and problem-solving skills. During one challenge, teams were asked to build the tallest possible tower using LEGO bricks, with each layer being a single color and the structure standing on its own without human support. Other prompts encouraged creative thinking, communication and teamwork, giving students a fun and interactive introduction to the science classroom and their classmates. COURTESY SAG HARBOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
Sag Harbor Schools came alive on the morning of September 3 as Pierson Middle and High School students arrived to begin the 2025–26 school year, followed shortly after by Sag Harbor Elementary School. Students stepped off buses and greeted friends with hugs and waved goodbye to family members before heading inside to start the day. COURTESY SAG HARBOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
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