Irvington Sixth Graders Build Confidence Through Physical Theater

Communication took on a new form for the sixth graders at Irvington Middle School as they used movement, expression and creativity to tell stories without saying a word. The students […] Read more »

Irvington High School Seniors Selected for NYSSMA All-State Chorus

Two Irvington High School seniors will represent the district on the statewide stage this December after earning spots in the New York State School Music Association’s All-State Chorus. Alexandra Kaye […] Read more »

Irvington Schools Welcome Students Back for the 2026-27 School Year

Irvington School District welcomed students back to school for the start of the 2026-27 school year, marking the beginning of another year of learning, growth and connection across the district. […] Read more »

David Duchovny to Screen New Film at Irvington Theater

On Sunday, September 13 at 3 pm, actor, writer, director and novelist David Duchovny will appear at Irvington Theater for a screening of Reverse the Curse, a film written and directed by Duchovny, who […] Read more »

Dows Lane School Welcomes New Students with Special Back-to-School Traditions

Excitement for the new school year was in the air at Dows Lane Elementary School on Aug. 24 as incoming kindergarten students, new students and their families came together for […] Read more »

Dows Lane Elementary School Garden Improvements and Grant Support Hands-On Learning

Students at Dows Lane Elementary School will return to a thriving garden this fall, with new improvements and grant support creating even more opportunities for hands-on learning and community engagement. […] Read more »

Westchester’s Revolutionary War History Exhibit Opens at Irvington Historical Society on August 29

A new exhibit, “Neither Bought Nor Conquered” – The Revolutionary War and the Tenant Farmers of Philipsburg Manor, will open on Saturday, August 29 at the Irvington Historical Society and […] Read more »

Local Author, Local Books: Two Children’s Journey to Escape the Holocaust

It’s March 1939. Anni Blum, age 12, and her rambunctious little sister Rosie are put on a train leaving Nazi-occupied Vienna, Austria, for England. Papa is in a labor camp […] Read more »

Abbott House’s Flower to Hive Program Helps Kids Thrive 

An innovative program is giving children the opportunity to get a firsthand look at the fascinating world of bees and pollinators, while helping them to start healing from trauma at […] Read more »

Dows Lane Elementary School Accepts 2026 National Gold Star School Award

Dows Lane Elementary School’s national recognition was celebrated this summer as Superintendent Dr. Mara Ratesic and Principal Dr. Andrea Kantor traveled to Orlando, Florida, to formally accept the 2026 National […] Read more »