I have been living in Sag Harbor since 2015, and I am currently a senior at Pierson High School. I have known Sandra Kruel since the first day I set foot in this town.
Throughout my years at Pierson, I have always noticed Sandra taking action in some aspect of our school. Whether it be by attending every event, being on the School Board or organizing events, Sandra has always been an active member of our small but crucial school community.
More importantly, as I’ve grown to know her as a person, she has shown me how driven, hardworking, kind and down to earth she is. Never afraid to show the truth, and determined to make changes for the better.
As a student myself, I am confident in her intentions to prioritize the students’ needs and take action to improve their experience so that it is the best it can be. I know that Sandra would be an important asset to our community as a member of the School Board. Implementing Sandra Kruel’s character, intentions and motivations to our education system would be a decision for the betterment of our students and community as a whole.
Elizabeth Borzilleri
Sag Harbor
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