Byram Hills School District officials are proposing a vote next spring to transfer $9 million from a reserve fund to the capital fund to pay for a multiyear improvement project. Money that would be transferred from the District-wide Renovations, Reconstruction
Read MoreHorace Greeley High School experienced two anti-Semitic incidents in the last two weeks, district officials revealed last week. In her report to the community, Board of Education President Hilary Grasso said a swastika was found in a school bathroom last
Read MoreWhite Plains High School’s faculty and administrators have devised a groundbreaking program that simultaneously looks to address the nationwide teacher shortage and provide students with a potential path for a career in education. Last week, school officials announced that a
Read MoreWith the atrocities in Israel perpetrated by Hamas painfully fresh in people’s minds, an estimated 1,200 people turned out Sunday evening for a solemn vigil in downtown Chappaqua to stand in solidarity with Israel and the Jewish community. Organized by
Read MoreAfter nearly 60 candidates were screened and a dozen were interviewed, the Hendrick Hudson Board of Education appointed a new Superintendent of Schools last week. Michael Tromblee, who served the last five years as the Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction
Read MoreThe Chappaqua Library has begun planning a referendum for as soon as next spring to complete a variety of exterior improvements to the building as well as needed roof repairs. Library Board of Trustees President Jennifer Fahey said the library has
Read MoreCarmel School District officials are condemning two acts of antisemitic vandalism discovered at the high school. In a statement issued Oct. 4, the Board of Education said a swastika was discovered Oct. 3 carved into the leg of a table
Read MoreThe Town of New Castle and Chappaqua School District recently approved the two-year pilot agreement for two new school resource officers (SROs) in district buildings, but disagreements remain on how to keep the expense financially palatable. On Sept. 13, the
Read MoreRecord-breaking rain less than 24 hours earlier couldn’t dampen the enthusiasm or limit the turnout for Saturday’s 10th annual Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival. When the festivities began at 10 a.m., crowds of parents and children quickly swelled in the Chappaqua
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo— Lakeland School District officials last week celebrated the completion of an Access for All Inclusive patio project at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School. At the ribbon cutting ceremony Sept. 20, students from Mrs. Elyse Macchi’s third grade class
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