Following the County’s Waste
Croton-Harmon High School ecology students had a chance to see what happens to Westchester County’s garbage after it is picked up from the curbs each week. Raymond Ferrara brought his students to visit...
View ArticleAssuming New Identities on Biography Day
Carrie E. Tompkins Elementary School second-graders recently took on new identities as they marked the end of their research projects about important historical figures. During Biography Day, students...
View ArticleCommunity Approves 2015-16 Budget
Thank you to the Croton-Harmon community for participating in today’s budget vote and trustee election. Here are the unofficial results: Budget Vote Results Yes: 441 No: 113 The 2015-16 budget passed....
View ArticleSaluting the Sciences
Croton-Harmon saluted the sciences during its annual Science, Technology and Innovation Fair on May 7. Students of all ages showcased their projects and aided guests in participating in science...
View ArticlePVC Students Attend Robotics Expo
A group of Pierre Van Cortandt Middle School students shared their enthusiasm for robotics at the United Nations International School Robotics Expo on May 2. PVC students joined other school groups and...
View ArticleA District Celebration of the Arts
The district recently held its annual art show, bringing together student work from kindergarten through 12th grade at Croton-Harmon High School. During the May 19 opening reception, families browsed...
View ArticleCET Celebrates Blue Ribbon Status
Students, staff, teachers and administrators were decked out in blue on May 22 in recognition of Carrie E. Tompkins Elementary School’s designation as a 2014 National Blue Ribbon School. According to...
View ArticleNews from C.A.C.T.I.
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View ArticleDon’t Let Drugs Meltdown Your Life
The Croton Teen Leadership Council and Croton Community Coalition are reminding locals to start the summer off drug free during the upcoming fifth annual Vassallo Fest. This year’s fest centers on the...
View ArticleFrench Visitors Explore Croton
The Croton-Harmon School District recently welcomed high school students from La Rochelle, France, for a visit. Croton-Harmon and Lycée Jean Dautet have a special friendship, allowing students from...
View ArticleDestination Imagination Teams Earn Global Honors
Competing against 15,000 talented students from around the world, Croton-Harmon’s Destination Imagination teams made a big statement at the annual global competition in May.“Placing in the top 10 in a...
View ArticleCET Student's are "Happy" to Learn ASL
CET students learned American Sign Language and performed Pharrell William's "Happy"! Join them as they spread their new found love for learning and teaching sign language to others! Special thanks to...
View ArticleThanking District Retirees, Volunteers
Croton-Harmon’s Board of Education thanked some of the people who have dedicated countless hours to the district at its June 4 meeting. The Board and administrators thanked the following faculty and...
View ArticleCroton-Harmon Represented at Summerfest
Croton-Harmon Board of Education members Patrice Davidson, Andrea Furey, Joshua Diamond and Superintendent of Schools Dr. Edward R. Fuhrman, Jr. attended Croton-on-Hudson's 2015 Summerfest on June 7.
View ArticlePicnics Mark the End of a Great Year
Students across the district took time to relax during the annual end-of-year picnics with their grade-level peers. During the special picnics, students had a chance to laugh and converse with friends,...
View ArticleDancing with the Bots
Two Pierre Van Cortlandt Middle School classes put their robotics skills on display during a “Dancing with the Bots” competition. Students in Rachel Lang’s and Alison Romm’s homerooms entertained their...
View ArticleAuthors Share Writing Tips at CET
Fourth-grade students at Carrie E. Tompkins Elementary School participated in the annual Writing Workshop on June 19. Spearheaded by fourth-grade teacher Ana Mara Strattner, the day included...
View ArticleHS Named in Washington Post’s Most Challenging List
Croton-Harmon High School has been identified by The Washington Post as one of America’s Most Challenging High Schools. Croton-Harmon High School was listed as the 63rd most challenging high school in...
View ArticleClass of 2017 Visits Hershey Park
Ninety-one Croton-Harmon High School sophomores enjoyed the annual class trip to Hershey Park in Hershey, Pennsylvania, at the end of May.“The trip was a huge success and everyone had a blast,” said...
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