Croton Harmon High School on State's Reward School List

For the third consecutive year, the New York State Education Department has named Croton-Harmon High School a Reward School.

Recognized for its commitment to academic excellence, CHHS was given this designation based on its high-performing students.

In a letter to Superintendent of Schools Dr. Edward R. Fuhrman Jr., NYSED Assistant Commissioner Ira Schwartz wrote, “We applaud your efforts and look forward to assisting your district in having all of its students achieve college and career-ready standards.”

A total of 365 buildings across New York State were recognized on the Reward Schools list based on high performances on relevant standardized mathematics and English assessments, as well as a high graduation rate.

“I am proud of our students and teachers for continuing to work hard for academic success,” said Principal Alan Capasso. “We look forward to another year of growth and learning at Croton-Harmon High School.”

Photo Courtesy of the Croton-Harmon Schools