Bedford School District students in all grades will return to in-person learning five days a week on Monday Apr. 12 after a strong majority of parents supported the move in a recent survey. The decision, released last week, will have
Read MoreIf everything goes as planned, all students in the Yorktown School District will be allowed back in the classroom by mid-April. Yorktown Superintendent of Schools Dr. Ron Hattar optimistically talked about the plan of action last week as parents take
Read MoreKevin O’Hara had dreams of becoming a teacher while growing up in suburban Philadelphia. But as he pursued a career in education at Elizabethtown College near Harrisburg, an instructor remarked to him, “I know you’re not going to be a
Read MoreBrewster High School senior Kennedy LaMoreaux was recently named a 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program Finalist. She is one of more than 15,000 students nationwide to advance in the competition and will be considered for this year’s National Merit Scholarships.
Read MoreLakeland School District officials have responded to an outcry from parents to return students to the classroom by unveiling a plan that would implement in-person learning four days a week in early April. During a lengthy meeting Thursday night in
Read MoreLakeland High School junior Yazmine Sibiski is determined to make a difference and fight for people’s rights. “One of my goals is to be able to create an accepting environment and allow people to feel more confident with their ideas
Read MoreFor some, the stock market represents a secretive world of undecipherable terms, a place only for high rollers or something akin to a trip to the casino. But White Plains native and equity research associate Nicolette DiMaggio is hoping to
Read MoreThe Bedford Board of Education has pulled the plug on the proposed 30-acre solar farm it had been considering behind West Patent Elementary as well as a carport there and at Mount Kisco Elementary School. On Monday morning, the board
Read MoreA state Education Department (SED) determination has placed a Mount Kisco school that serves students with learning and social and emotional disabilities in financial peril because the school must pay districts that sent pupils to its classes. The Karafin School,
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Board of Education approved the release of $384,000 from unassigned fund balance to pay for the potential full-time return of students at Hawthorne and Columbus elementary schools. After surveys of students’ parents at both schools were recently
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