This year’s topics explored fascinating and timely issues, including the presence of microplastics in local waterways, the effects of chromotherapy on elementary students, and the connection between geomagnetic activity and adult migraines.
We were honored to welcome guest speaker Maija Niemisto, an environmental science researcher and educator who leads the Hudson River Estuary Program with a focus on microplastics in the Hudson River. Maija is currently collaborating with two of our student researchers, making her insights especially meaningful to our students and audience.
Now in its third year, the Science Research Program—a partnership with SUNY Albany—offers students a three-year college-level experience that culminates in 12 college credits and a deep dive into their chosen field of study.
Congratulations to our student presenters for their outstanding work and commitment to scientific discovery. The future of science is bright in Saugerties!
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Attention Class of 2025! Decorate your graduation cap for a chance to win a prize! Several categories will win. Get creative and Go Sawyers!
Yearbooks are a wonderful way to preserve school memories, but we understand that some students may not always find many pictures of themselves in them.
Treering offers a fantastic solution—customized yearbooks! Parents and students can go online, upload personal photos, and create their own custom pages to make the yearbook uniquely theirs.
The Class of 2025 took part in a meaningful tradition this week—the Senior Walk. Saugerties High School seniors returned to their former elementary schools to walk the halls one more time, reconnect with former teachers, and reflect on their early school years.
After winning 1st place in the Mid-Hudson Athletic League Doubles Tournament, Nathan Petherbridge (Junior Captain) and Veer Mrinank Mitra (Senior Captain) continued their winning momentum—earning 2nd place in the Section 9 Tournament!
The Mid-Hudson Athletic League celebrated its annual Senior Scholar Athlete Breakfast on May 29 at Wiltwyck Golf Club in Kingston, recognizing outstanding students from 18 schools for their achievements in athletics, academics, extracurriculars, and community service.