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Sag Harbor School District Schedules Community Forum on 2026 Bond Plan

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The back end of the current high school gym, with the entrance to the small weight room. If approved, the bond vote in December would include the creation of a new fitness facility, more than double the size of the current weight room, that would be open, free of charge, to community members. CAILIN RILEY

The back end of the current high school gym, with the entrance to the small weight room. If approved, the bond vote in December would include the creation of a new fitness facility, more than double the size of the current weight room, that would be open, free of charge, to community members. CAILIN RILEY

authorStaff Writer on Dec 3, 2025
The Sag Harbor School District will host a community forum on Tuesday, December 9, at 6:30 p.m. at Pierson High School to discuss its proposed 2026 bond referendum, which will... more

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