Irvington has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. Now in its 24th year, the Best […] Read more »
A team of fifth graders from the Irvington School District has qualified to represent the Region in the Statewide First in Math Tournament! Through a grant from NYSED, Main Street […] Read more »
As Earth Month comes to an end, it is apparent we all have a role in protecting our planet. Briarcliff Middle School students recently had a special lesson about climate […] Read more »
Dave Chadha, a junior at Ardsley High School, founded the organization, The Dental Care Bridge, and has raised over $15,000 to help support the oral hygiene of orphaned blind children […] Read more »
Ossining High School Senior, Sethe Newman, has been awarded the 2023 Vice Chancellor Emerita Adelaide L. Sanford Scholarship. The highly competitive scholarship recognizes Sethe’s academic excellence, leadership, and commitment to […] Read more »
There’s a funny feeling we all get towards the end of the summer break: that little sickly ache somewhere inside because we know this period of freedom is about to […] Read more »
New York State Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado visited Danielle Litoff‘s 4th grade class at Ossining’s Claremont School on Wednesday, April 26 to speak to students about his role as lieutenant governor […] Read more »
Briarcliff High School students in Introduction to Film class and Future Filmmakers Club with Jamie Mandel can learn how to make a film. But knowing how to make a film […] Read more »
As any Swiftie will tell you, there are many haters out there. And it’s not always easy to shake them off. The eighth-grade Peer Leaders are committed to serving as […] Read more »
Author Matt de la Peña did not own a book until he was 13 years old. Growing up in a working-class family with a Mexican father who did not graduate […] Read more »
