Eighth grade students – who have been examining themes and issues that have spanned the history of the United States from the formation of the colonies to today’s current events – worked over several months to create their capstone projects that reflected a deep understanding of their topics. 

Dressed in the traditional white dresses and tuxedos, members of the Bronxville High School’s Class of 2019 received their diplomas during the 97th commencement ceremony, held on the school’s front lawn on June 15. 

With combined experience and service to the district of 310 years, 12 Bronxville School teachers and faculty members are retiring this school year. 

When sophomore Olivia O’Keefe skillfully painted the ocean, several sea creatures and soda bottles draining into the water as part of her design over a storm drain on Pondfield Avenue, she had a simple, yet powerful message. She aimed to raise awareness about how litter in the streets connects to the Bronx River.

Ninth through 12th grade students were recognized for their outstanding accomplishments and contributions in the classroom and beyond during the annual Academic Awards ceremony on June 10.

Seventh-graders – who have been studying the Constitution of the United States in Eva Gambino’s and David Katz’s social studies classes – worked together over several weeks to curate a museum as their culminating project. 

Sixth grade students – who have been learning how to calculate volume and surface area in Brittany Braia’s and Rachel Sugarman’s math classes – tested their skills by designing and building their own original cereal boxes. 

Bronxville School students and families participated in a variety of hands-on workshops that challenged them to use their imagination and creativity during the annual Innovation Expo on May 21. The family-school partnership event was designed to celebrate the creative and innovative spirit across the school community.