The prestigious, coeducational liberal arts college is celebrating its centennial in 2026
“We are very humbled and grateful for this recognition,” said Joe Mercora, principal of Bronxville Middle School.
More than 50,000 students in the U.S. and beyond participated in this year's Math Kangaroo competition.
The voters decided on the $110,914,498 Eastchester schools budget and which candidates will serve on the board of education.
Patch and T-Mobile have teamed up to spotlight students excelling in academics, athletics and community service.
The voters decided on the $55,205,497 schools budget and which candidates will serve on the board of education.
The "outstanding oboist, musician and leader," has been invited to perform as a soloist with the Lehman College Band on May 18.
The programs are designed for pre-college students exploring digital media and individuals applying to film programs
Your chance to experience the beloved Tony-winning musical in a new light is here, but for just one weekend only.
As part of a special service project created beaded bracelets filled with messages of love and hope for those who need it most.
Sarah Lawrence College Expands Popular Summer Program to Welcome More Creative Teens
Bronxville High School students are preparing to take audiences on a winter holiday to the Greek islands as they perform the crowd favorite.
Her short story follows a doctor’s child who earns a perfect score on a national exam and is inaugurated into the imperial bureaucracy.
For students, the drive was more than just a project; it was a celebration of compassion and a reminder of their ability to create change.
All students' work will culminate when they perform as an ensemble of 60 students at the fourth grade concert in June.
Some students chose to honor loved ones affected by breast cancer by writing names on their pumpkins.
Bronxville High School students have been invited to perform in the prestigious New York State Music Association’s 2024 All-State Concerts.
Three children, who lost both their mother and father in what is being described as an apparent murder-suicide, also go to school there.
The advisory curriculum has been enhanced to help tackle issues like cyber-bullying, and to build real world connections.
The annual tradition sees the middle school students build teamwork and communication skills, while having a great time.
Students study machine learning algorithms and techniques with a hands-on approach, eventually using that knowledge in live coding labs.
The C.A.R.E. program focuses on developing mindfulness skills to help students manage stress and big emotions.
The honor is given annually to students who achieve exceptional scores on the PSAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test.
The Bronxville School District welcomed new faculty members and interns during a two-day orientation this week.
The middle schoolers celebrated the key milestone in their academic careers on the school’s front lawn as a proud crowd looked on.
Dressed in the traditional white dresses and tuxedos, members of Bronxville High School’s Class of 2024 received their diplomas.
The entire fourth grade will view their PSAs during a red-carpet premiere party in the auditorium on June 18.
As part of a hands-on activity, they worked to design "quirky creations" that could make their school even better.
Marcus Jun, Mason Lo and Gamunu Withana have created a nonprofit, Novelty Innovations, to encourage students' interests in STEAM.
They conducted their research for National History Day on topics that focused on this year's theme of "Turning Points in History."
Under the guidance of their teacher, students made scientific observations once the chicks, which took about 21 days to hatch, arrived.
Gabriel Muraszczuk earned a gold medal and diploma at the famed Golden Key Music Festival competition.
The middle schoolers crafted more than 130 special projects for White Plains Hospital during Community Service Week.
Rankings were based on college readiness and curriculum breadth, state assessments, underserved student performance, and graduation rates.
Staff members and third through 12th grade students received certified eclipse glasses to safely view the eclipse outdoors.
Bronxville Elementary students gathered in the school planetarium and looked up at a simulation of the solar eclipse. No glasses needed.
Outdoors, the sun may or may not come out tomorrow, but the Tuckahoe Theatre Works is set to light up the stage indoors.
The STEM students competed against other students from across the Hudson Valley and earned medals in several events.
The $10,000 from the The Community Fund of Bronxville, Eastchester and Tuckahoe will be used for a variety of new training sessions.
Three high-performing districts in our area made the Test Prep Insight list, placing in the 89th, 144th and the 250th spots.