Briarcliff High School Students Score Big at Programming Contest

Although they have never entered a programming competition before, several students from Briarcliff High School won third place at the Siena College Programming Contest, while the rest of the students […] Read more »

Irvington High School Junior to Participate in Premier State Science Research Competition

Irvington High School junior Emelyn Juenger, who is a member of the Science Research Program, has been chosen to compete in the Science Teachers Association of New York State’s New York State […] Read more »

6 Ways to Talk to Your Kids About Their Feelings

Kids experience the same feelings as adults do. They get annoyed, excited, embarrassed, jealous, sad, and worried. However, kids don’t necessarily have the vocabulary to communicate their feelings so they […] Read more »

Todd Fifth Grader Aims to Spread Positivity

Sometimes it takes just one person to make a difference. Ryan Russin, a fifth grader in Amanda Schwartz’s class at Todd Elementary, has recently begun a project that is meant […] Read more »

How to Find the Best Low-Cost Essay Sources Online

Whether you are a high school or college student, you have to write essays from time to time. Although you have been doing them for numerous instances already, it is […] Read more »

Middle School Internship Creates Learning Opportunities for Senior

Teachers in the Briarcliff School District can leave an impression on you for life. When she was a sixth grader at Briarcliff Middle School, Sophia Tang took a math class […] Read more »

Step by Step Guide: How to Choose Essay Writing Services

There are many essay services online you can find on the internet. Because of the recent changes in your educational system, students are now more dependent on the internet. Home […] Read more »

Briarcliff Student Fills School Hallways with Kindness and Positivity

Kindness Week was in February at Briarcliff Middle School, but many students got inspired to practice kindness year-round. One such student is seventh grader Elle Restivo, who created “Kindness Challenge” […] Read more »

Westchester Community College Student Named Jack Kent Cooke Scholar

Bianca Braun of Shrub Oak, NY became the eleventh student in Westchester Community College history to win the highly competitive Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship. This scholarship provides […] Read more »

Irvington High School Senior Named National Merit Scholarship Winner

Irvington High School senior Nicholas Papapanou has been named a National Merit $2,500 Scholarship winner. He is among the winners chosen from a talent pool of some 16,000 outstanding finalists […] Read more »