On March 27, parents and students filled The Washington Irving auditorium during the Fourth and Fifth Grade Science Challenge Night as students displayed their research projects and explained what they had learned. […] Read more »
Dr. Mary Lane Cobb of Tarrytown, a retired family physician educated in segregated schools in Kentucky, spoke to Pocantico Hills School seventh-graders during Women’s History Month. Dr. Lane attended college in Indiana, but wasn’t […] Read more »
Anne M. Dorner Middle School girls held their cell phones in one hand and wrote details of Ariana Grande’s life with the other –everything from the singer’s height and weight […] Read more »
Sleepy Hollow High school junior Ginger Sakarya performed matchmaking magic as Dolly Gallagher Levi in SHHS’ performance of Hello, Dolly! in late March. Set in the late 19th century, the musical is set in Yonkers and Manhattan […] Read more »
The Claremont School in Ossining expanded Reading Week into a month-long celebration in March. Third- and fourth-graders took part in activities each school day including a visit by children’s book author Kirby Larson; Drop Everything and Read; and Wear Your Words […] Read more »
Talented members of Irvington’s high school Chamber Ensemble and middle school Jazz Band performed at the annual Irvington Education Foundation Gala held at the Ardsley Country Club on March 23. The Chamber […] Read more »
BHS placed 44th on the 2019 ranking of the “100 Best W!se High Schools Teaching Personal Finance.” Congratulations to students Ian Becker, Justin Duffy, Kyle Harris, Katlyn Herman, Andrew Kanovsky, Bryan Ngan, Kevin O’Donnell, and Ava Marie Melnychuk and to BHS Math teacher Jennifer […] Read more »
Students and faculty at Main Street School welcomed Lauren Tarshis, a New York Times best-selling author, for a special visit on April 9. Known to students as the author of the wildly popular I […] Read more »
Sleepy Hollow High School sophomores and juniors walked through the gymnasium on April 3, filled with anticipation and some trepidation to learn more about careers and colleges at the District’s College and Career […] Read more »
Via Microsoft’s Skype in the Classroom program, on April 9, Pocantico Hills School students in third, fifth, sixth and seventh grade had a window into primatologist Jane Goodall’s life’s work of protecting chimpanzees and promoting […] Read more »
