It has been over a decade since New York State Foundation Aid was frozen and the consequences of being an underfunded school district became more apparent for Port Chester students.

With the implementation of a new alternate block scheduling system at the Blind Brook Middle School and High School this year, students and teachers have been navigating their way through longer course periods while also meeting with less frequency.

Charlene Decker had one request when she filed her retirement papers: that Blind Brook High School would continue offering business classes to students. 

A call to action has been made by the youth of the world to combat climate change, and the Port Chester School District has responded.

Despite the high level of rigor set at the Blind Brook Schools, some students need even more of a challenge.

The Port Chester High School principal search has been narrowed down to three candidates.

 Documents obtained from a Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) request show the Blind Brook Federation of Teachers took several actions following the discovery of a controversial grade change that occurred in 2018.

Tensions were high after Blind Brook Board of Education President Ryan Goldstein asked Federation of Teachers President Nicholas Bianculli to publicly comment on the union’s issues with the grading systems policy during the Dec. 17 school board meeting. 

It can be easy to take someone’s picture and personal information off their social media account and create a fake profile that could be used for malicious purposes down the line.

The extensive construction project at Bruno M. Ponterio Ridge Street School, which broke ground in June, is now projected to extend into 2021.

On Monday, Dec. 16, Port Chester High School Principal Dr. Mitchell Combs was flattening his newly arrived poster, eager to mount it in the building’s halls soon.

For months, Quintard Drive resident George Ford has been urging the Port Chester Board of Education to establish a buildings and grounds citizens committee.

A decade ago, Josh Tenzer’s close friend lost his father to prostate cancer. 

After a contentious public forum to garner feedback on what residents are looking for in the next Blind Brook superintendent of schools, the search process is progressing to the next phase.

When problems come up during construction for the bond projects underway across the Port Chester School District, it costs money. 

It’s been 18 months since the first Port Chester Schools bond project broke ground, and every building in the district has experienced construction since then.

Sure, the Blind Brook High School Drama Club could have selected a traditional fall play that vividly tells an in-depth story about the lives of a few main characters and the struggles, triumphs and relationships they encounter.