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Track-ing Amy

Amy Colantuono is 19 years old and presently a sophomore at Manhattan College, in Riverdale, New York. She is an Honor Student and a sprinter on the elite Manhattan College […] Read more »

"An Independent Voice Running For School Board"

Although Leslie Jeris describes herself as an "independent voice," she is also the voice of every parent who’s ever wanted the best education for her child. Read more »
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CYO County Champs!

Congratulations are in order for the Immaculate Conception School’s 5th grade girls basketball team. Under the guidance of Tarrytown resident and head coach, Kathy McMahon, along with assistant coaches Chuck […] Read more »
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Guiliani Lopez Champion

Tarrytown resident and Hackley student Guiliani Lopez won the 2006 NY State Private Schools Wrestling Championship in the 127 lb weight class. Read more »

April Sports Schedules

As the weather begins to warm up, Tarrytown’s athletes are tightening up track shoe laces, gathering up rackets and bats, trading basketballs for golf and tennis balls, and heading out, […] Read more »

The 3 E’s Join the 3 R’s at Morse School

Excitement, enthusiasm and equipment are being effectively combined at Morse School. Second grade students are now “Podcasting,” a concept unfamiliar to many adults. Read more »

YMCA After School asks: ‘Conjunction Junction …What’s Your Function’?

The Family YMCA at Tarrytown After School Enrichment program, in conjunction with The Foundation for the Public Schools of the Tarrytowns and Washington Irving Intermediate School, is joining schools across […] Read more »

First Report on New School Discipline Program

For anyone over the age of fifty, it may be hard to realize that going to school now involves much more than classroom study, homework and various school activities. Read more »
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Hackley Wrestling

Go Hack! With the end of the season in sight, Hackley’s varsity wrestling team has a winning record. After a recent victory over Riverdale Country School, the Hornets went on […] Read more »