Registration for spring sports at Port Chester High School will open next week on Monday, Feb. 10. Athletes wishing to play a sport at Port Chester Middle School will be able to register beginning on Monday, Feb. 17.
If you are interested in learning the latest about the construction projects going on throughout the district, click on the links for each individual project.
PCHS: https://ensemble.lhric.org/app/Portal/video.aspx…
King Street: https://ensemble.lhric.org/app/Portal/video.aspx…
JFK:https://ensemble.lhric.org/app/Portal/video.aspx…
DATE CHANGE! The Dinner & Karaoke fundraiser for the Port Chester High School Drama Club has been rescheduled! The event will now be held on February 28, 2020 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the AJP Community Center, 32 Garibaldi Place. Part of the fun includes a raffle. RSVP to Stephanie Darrow at sdarrow@portchesterschools.org. All proceeds benefit the spring production of "A Little Mermaid." We hope to see you there!
We are honored and proud to present our District's new Dual Language Web Presence! We invite you to learn more and explore our rich and diverse programs. Visit our new Dual Language Program Website to learn more about our programs, different opportunities for parents, research and much more!
The Port Chester Union Free School District has published a draft of its safety plan. Click here to learn more about the details.
Property tax owners are reminded that the first half of school taxes are due Sept. 30, 2019. A 2% penalty, mandated under state law, applies after that date. Please see the full notice from Town of Rye Receiver of Taxes Nicholas Mecca attached here.
There were 292 students who received their diplomas from Port Chester High School during commencement ceremonies held on June 27. Click here to read more about the special ceremony!
The square contraption that sits on a table in Adam Kalman's classroom is a 3D printer. During the school year, each member of the eighth grade has rotated through his class for a marking period to learn what 3D printing is and how to use it. Learn more about the fun projects students have done with this technology.
Edison Elementary School serves about 415 students in grades K through 5. We are a National School of Character and a four-time recipient of the ADL's No Place for Hate Award. We earned these distinctions by demonstrating to these organizations that character development has a positive impact on our students' academic achievement and behavior, as well as on our school climate. Our rigorous academic program emphasizes literacy, math, science and language development through the arts and music. Edison also offers enrichment programming and an after school program that serves almost half of our students.
Edison School strives to prepare and motivate our students for a rapidly changing world by instilling in them critical thinking skills, a global perspective, and a respect for the core values of responsibility, kindness, respect, empathy and tolerance. With an emphasis on language development, character education, family engagement though its community school model, and social-emotional learning, Edison students will have success for today and be prepared for tomorrow.
At Edison, we are committed to character! We pledge to take responsibility for our learning, to reflect kindness towards every member of our community, to respect the rights and the persons of others, and to show empathy and tolerance for all!
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