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Two men in suits and several young people in formal attire walk along a paved path bordered by a manicured hedge and trees, with a crowd of people visible in the distance.

Surrounded by family, friends and faculty, Bronxville Middle School’s Class of 2030 celebrated its transition to high school during a moving-up ceremony on June 17 that highlighted achievement, growth and community.

  • Middle School
Four young women in yellow "State Champion" shirts and medals pose with a blue "NYSPSHAA 2026 Champion" sign on a track with hurdles in the blurred background.

Members of Bronxville High School’s track and field team had an outstanding performance at the New York State Championship meet, held in Webster, New York, on June 13-14. A group of 24 student-athletes qualified to represent Bronxville across 15 different events.  

  • High School
Two boys in suits stand at the entrance of a building with other children behind them, while chairs are visible in the foreground.

Bronxville Elementary School fifth graders celebrated their academic accomplishments during a moving-up ceremony on June 16. Marking an important milestone in their educational journey, the students were praised for being leaders, collaborators and innovative thinkers. 
 

  • Elementary School
Sixth Graders Take On Mock Space Missions

Sixth graders at Bronxville Middle School embarked on an exciting educational adventure during their field trip to the Buehler Challenger & Science Center in Paramus, New Jersey, on June 1.

  • Middle School
A group of young people poses for a photo in front of the United Nations building, with tall skyscrapers and flags in the background.

A group of Bronxville High School students – members of the Model UN Club – toured the United Nations headquarters in New York City on May 29, gaining firsthand insight into the organization’s history, mission and global impact.

  • High School
A group of young women and an adult woman stand in front of a wooded area, holding gardening tools and wearing casual clothing.

Members of Bronxville High School’s Habitat for Humanity Club volunteered in Yonkers on May 30, helping to beautify the grounds of a local Lutheran church through painting and planting flowers. The students worked together to enhance the space while making a positive impact in the community. 

  • High School