The Irvington Diversity Foundation invites all parents and members of the community to join in a meaningful conversation on how to talk to our kids about race,   Monday, March 3rd, […] Read more »

River Journal printed Part I of this story in its December “Holiday Issue.” To read the article please click here. Recognizing the financial needs of students, scholarships through Douglass offer […] Read more »

Irvington, Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow and Briarcliff. Our area school districts are a vital part of our communities, and there are many noteworthy accomplishments or achievements by our students and staff every […] Read more »

It’s no secret that university placement has become more competitive than ever. With application numbers rising and acceptance rates diminishing, high school students find themselves at a crossroads every fall […] Read more »

The third annual Sixth Grade IMS Film Festival celebrated movie projects that students created in collaboration with the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville. This collaborative project was made possible […] Read more »

The term “Full Court Press,” according to Webster’s New World Dictionary, is derived from the sport of basketball and is simply “the tactic of putting on pressure…” Off the court […] Read more »

  The Capital Improvement Project and Proposition that is to be voted on (Tuesday, December 10) is for the “health and safety of the students,” according to the Tarrytowns’ Superintendent […] Read more »

What’s Necessary vs. What Would be Nice. In speaking with the Tarrytowns’ new Superintendent of Schools, Chris Clouet, he was fairly confident that the School Board would approve a roughly […] Read more »