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 »

Last spring, five Todd Elementary School students – Yasmin Hill, Kevin Morrissy, Brendan O’Neill, Stella Ross and Matthew Stewart – were chosen by the American Choral Directors Association to perform […] Read more »

Entrepreneur Brings Passion for Education to Community. Kumon, the world’s largest after-school math and reading enrichment program, opens a center in Tarrytown between Dixon Street and Central Avenue.  Kumon of […] Read more »

Mercy College is proud to celebrate 50 years of service of one of its most revered faculty members, Dr. Ann Grow.  Grow, who is presently a professor of humanities and […] Read more »

The Mercy College Board of Trustees appointed Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, Dr. Concetta M. Stewart, as Interim President of Mercy College effective July 1, 2013.  Dr. Stewart […] Read more »