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Sag Harbor School Board Discusses $40 Million Capital Project for High School

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Parents and community members showed up at the Sag Harbor school board meeting on Monday night and expressed their support for the bond proposition that would bring a new gym, a science wet lab and other facility improvements to the school district. SHAWN SACHS

Parents and community members showed up at the Sag Harbor school board meeting on Monday night and expressed their support for the bond proposition that would bring a new gym, a science wet lab and other facility improvements to the school district. SHAWN SACHS

authorCailin Riley on Nov 5, 2025
At Monday night’s Board of Education meeting, Sag Harbor Superintendent of Schools Jeff Nichols gave a final presentation on the $40 million bond referendum for a capital improvement project at... more

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