Fifteen members of Bronxville High School’s Model United Nations Club participated in the Dalton School Model United Nations Conference, held in New York City on May 1. Under the direction of club adviser Steve Klurfeld, the student-delegates participated on various committees and advocated for their positions.

Bronxville High School senior Grace Gramins has been named a 2022 U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts. She is one of 161 students to receive one of the nation’s highest honors for high school students.

Bronxville High School students – who have been studying fish biodiversity in science teacher Stephen Kovari’s Bronx River Research class – recently caught a 13.5-inch largemouth bass in the Bronx River.

Bronxville High School students have completed extensive research on genetic conditions and disorders as part of an assignment in teacher Justine McClellan’s Advanced Placement Biology class. Over the last several months, they learned about the cause, symptoms, diagnosis and potential treatment of each condition and created a website, where they documented their work and provided resources.

Bronxville High School juniors completed extensive research of their own family history as part of an assignment in Chris Doyle’s U.S. History class. The students’ research focused on their grandparents or great-grandparents who lived during the 1920s-1950s.

Middle and high school students collaborated on cleaning up various parts of the Bronx River in honor of Earth Day on April 22. Throughout the day, the students collected dozens of bags of trash both in and around the river.

Bronxville High School students have advanced to the national level of the 2022 National History Day Competition after earning the top awards at the state competition. The national contest will be held virtually from June 12-16.

Bronxville High School students – who have been studying about World War II in Chris Doyle’s history classes – recently welcomed village historian Ray Geselbracht as a special guest speaker.

Bronxville High School students brought together the entire school community for weeklong service opportunities. From fundraisers to meditation sessions, river cleanup efforts, cooking meals for people in need and connecting with war refugees, the students supported a variety of projects.