Onwards & Upwards…to a new school year

Most of us would not want to go back to eighth grade for any reason.  It was around then that I was described by a cute boy on my block […] Read more »

Education Roundup

Take a bow. Students, teachers, administrators – take a bow and then listen: allow the applause to grow until it thunders in your ears. Look up and watch – it’s […] Read more »

Education Roundup

Creativity is king this month as our schools tap into the innovative instincts of our students in many ways and on multiple levels: an author shares insights on illustrations with […] Read more »

Can We Keep Our Schools Stellar and Our Tax Burden Affordable?

School budgets – Mention the words to most home-owners in Westchester and they’ll shake their heads and sigh. They know full well that the bulging budgets must stay robust to […] Read more »

Education Roundup April 2018

Spring has sprung – and with it – snow, wind, downed trees, power outages – but wait, that’s all behind us now (we hope)!  Either way, Westchester Rivertowns remain unbowed […] Read more »

March 2018 Education Roundup

As winter draws to a close and the harbingers of spring and summer begin to sprout, our schools continue to not just meet standards of excellence and innovation but set […] Read more »

Education Roundup

This has been a time of accolades and honors for local school districts – youngsters who impressed at spelling bees; cheerleaders who made history by qualifying for a major national […] Read more »

January 2018 Education Roundup

From pint-sized programmers to budding artists and authors, recycling rangers, remarkable readers, achieving athletes, mellifluous musicians, and most of all, kids who care enough to help other children in need […] Read more »

December 2017 Education Roundup

If you ever thought November and December were quiet times at Westchester’s schools, think again! Our campuses are well aware of the urgent need to gift tomorrow’s leaders not just […] Read more »

November 2017 Education Roundup

Westchester educators clearly are a savvy group. They grasp fully that true learning can never come from study and homework alone, but from first-hand experience. From trekking through a forest, […] Read more »