
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 »

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 »

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 »

The Masters School is an independent day and boarding school for grades 5–12 that empowers independent thinkers through active intellectual exploration. Located on 96 beautiful acres, the School embraces a […] Read more »

Schools are off to a running start – from first-day adventures and visits by thought-provoking authors, to talented students recognized and given opportunities to progress in the arts and academe, […] Read more »

There was a time, not so long ago, when summer meant “play,” and fall signaled “study” – and if there had been emojis to illustrate the mood associated with each, […] Read more »

Challenge Summer Institute runs from July 31-August 11. It is a fun, activities-based camp for students who are enthusiastic about learning. It is open to students currently in grades 2-8 […] Read more »

William Farber of Ardsley is a Professor at Mercy College. He has obtained a grant to provide veterans with a great scholarship – from the military to Mercy College to […] Read more »

Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow High School Students Work with Washington Irving Students on Makey Makey Projects Fifth-grade students at Washington Irving Intermediate School and AP Chemistry students from Sleepy Hollow High School […] Read more »

As our schools wrap up their end-of-the-year activities, parents and students come together to celebrate this school year’s great achievements and to showcase work done well. High Schoolers are winning […] Read more »