Zarrella spoke about extrasensory perception (ESP), Reiki, intuition, and near-death experiences–and her belief in all of them. She shared her views about why paranormal beliefs and feelings often elicit skepticism and/or criticism, and why we need to normalize these beliefs and feelings in order to fully understand and truly test paranormal activity. Zarrella holds a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University, and a bachelor's degree in Holistic Psychology from Lesley University. Students were thoroughly intrigued.
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Thursday, April 18, marked a significant milestone for the Saugerties Senior High School, as seventy-five exceptional students were officially inducted into the prestigious National Honor Society (NHS).
On Thursday, April 18, several students from Jaime Rabideau's Creative Writing class and members of the Poetry Club, along with School Librarian Sari Grandstaff marked National Poetry Month by joining the annual Sofia & Herbert Reuner Library Writers Series and Ellen Robbins Poetry Forum at SUNY Ulster, alongside peers from various districts across the county.
On April 19 at 4PM, our Girls Varsity Lacrosse team is facing off against the Wallkill Panthers right here on our football field.
Saugerties Student Council will host a blood drive on Wednesday, April 24, 8am to 2pm, in the Sr. High Gymnasium.
Prom will be held at the Chateau in Kingston on May 18.