Bedford Board of Education President Edward Reder proposed continuing the Q&A session during public comments for at least one meeting a month for the upcoming school year. Reder said that residents have expressed their support for the give and take
Read MoreNo Charges Filed in Fox Lane Bathroom Incidents Bedford School District officials will decide whether to have another firm examine its practices, policies and procedures as fallout continues from last school year’s incidents of bathroom photos being taken of special
Read MoreBy Em Stangarone State representatives secured $350,000 for Latino U College Access (LUCA), a nonprofit organization which helps Latino youth in Westchester realize their dreams by becoming the first in their families to graduate college. With the financial support, LUCA
Read MoreBy Em Stangarone As Americans face record-breaking inflation, widespread debt and the consequences of income inequality, financial literacy and management become crucial to an individual’s ability to survive and thrive. To help students feel more at ease with their finances,
Read MoreBy Mia Levine A state Supreme Court justice dismissed a student’s lawsuit last week against The Ursuline School ruling that her case had no merit after she had been expelled for her role in a fight at the Westchester Mall.
Read MoreWhite Plains and Westchester County celebrated the 32nd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) last Saturday, but officials and advocates for the disabled urged the crowd to continue the fight for equity and opportunity. In a program organized
Read MoreEditor’s Note: In the original posting of this article, the potential date for the referendum was incorrect. The correct date being considered is Dec. 6. The Lakeland School District unveiled plans last week for an estimated $57 million capital project,
Read MoreFor more than 20 years, high school English teacher Melissa Pyrch has encouraged her students to go for their dreams and to have the fortitude to press on and never quit on themselves. While leading a motivational speaking class for
Read MoreChristine Tona started her new position as Superintendent of Schools in Mahopac on July 1 and is ready to hit the ground running learning about the community and the district. “My priority is to get to know the community, students
Read MoreA White Plains High School graduate and sophomore at Dartmouth College has been selected for a prestigious Television Academy Foundation Internship Program. Lauren Azrin was one of only 40 students chosen by Television Academy members from across the country for
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