The green feathered quetzal is not likely something that comes up in daily conversation at Pocantico Hills. It was, however, mentioned at the Geography Bee held on May 12, as […] Read more »
Skimming, if done correctly, turns out to be very useful because it makes your study extremely faster and more functional. Is it true or not that when you study you […] Read more »
Acceptance to a top-choice, best-fitting school is something about which students and parents dream. The application process, on the other hand, could be less enthralling. The deadlines, forms, essays, and […] Read more »
Following an extremely comprehensive and highly competitive search process, the Irvington Union Free School District Board of Education has appointed Jonathan Hirsch as the next principal of Irvington High School. […] Read more »
We all dread a difficult class or subject, especially if it’s a Monday. The best way to cure fear is through preparation, so in this article, I want to tell […] Read more »
Knowing how much to study is essential to organize yourself in order to pass the exams, but let’s remember that taking breaks is just as important! So today we see […] Read more »
It was a combination of hard work, dedicated teachers and a sprinkle of beginner’s luck, which led to Todd Elementary’s fifth graders pulling off a fantastic in-person spring concert that […] Read more »
For as long as she can remember senior Daisy Bolger has had access to cameras, either filming or having fun in front of the lens, making silly videos with her […] Read more »
Throughout time and across cultures, the summer solstice has been a time of giddy celebration. It signifies new beginnings, abundance, and beauty. On this year’s longest day, those who gather […] Read more »
Irvington High School freshman Michelle Zhou has won first place in the 2022 Congressional Art Competition for District 17 with her acrylic painting, “Too Late.” Having spent more than 40 […] Read more »
