District News

Bronxville High School sophomore Emma Yeon has won the National Gold Medal at the prestigious 2024 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards competition for her literary piece “Afterglow.”

Fifth graders celebrated a significant milestone, completing their elementary school days during a moving-up ceremony on June 20. The class – who was applauded for their perseverance, dedication and achievements – took hold of their diplomas before an audience of friends, family, teachers and administrators. 

Eighth graders celebrated an important milestone in their academic careers during a moving-up ceremony before an audience of friends, family and administrators on the school’s front lawn on June 18.

A group of Bronxville High School students showcased their science research during the Science Independent Studies Symposium on June 12.

Dressed in the traditional white dresses and tuxedos, members of the Bronxville High School’s Class of 2024 received their diplomas during the 102nd commencement ceremony, held on the school’s front lawn on June 15.

Four bright Bronxville Middle School students were invited to a highly selective, weeklong, hands-on STEM workshop at the United States Military Academy at West Point.

Bronxville High School students were recognized for their outstanding accomplishments and contributions in the classroom and beyond during an awards ceremony on June 12.

Third graders gained a deep appreciation for the dance and music of different cultures through an enrichment art program with Symphony Space from June 3-7.

Equipped with car-shaped Sphero Indi robots that zoom around the classroom, kindergartners have been learning the fundamentals of computer science in a fun and hands-on way.

Second graders collaborated with their peers and used their imagination to create and code structures out of Legos.

As fourth graders called “quiet on the set,” they took on the roles of actors and filmmakers to create antibullying public service announcements.

Bronxville High School juniors Marcus Jun, Mason Lo and Gamunu Withana have created a nonprofit organization, Novelty Innovations, to catalyze and enhance students’ interests and abilities in STEAM.