With curiosity, creativity and collaboration, Blind Brook students involved with Destination Imagination represented the district well at the Global Finals in Knoxville, Tenn. from May 23-26. 

“Character counts, actions matter, that’s what Ms. Greco has been trying to teach over 30 years,” said Linda Greco on Friday, June 15 as she welcomed Wanda the Witch and Hilary the Witch to her first-grade class at Ridge Street School for the last time.

The Blind Brook community joined together on Monday, June 11 for a Board of Education meeting recognizing retirees and awarding others tenure while honoring the district’s past and future.

Even as third-graders at Park Avenue Elementary School, Morgan Saunders and Cameron Caie cared about protecting the environment. 

The Blind Brook community was heart-stricken and lost for words when Joao Souza died on April 16. 

Emily Zeller, Lee Price and Madison Goldberg have been best friends for at least three years.

So, it was particularly meaningful when the three Blind Brook High School seniors all won their first Metro Awards on Monday, June 11.

With 23 percent of students as English Language Learners and 65 percent qualifying for free and reduced lunch, Port Chester High School is traditionally considered a disadvantaged school, facing more challenges than the average. 

Less than two weeks after Blind Brook Middle School Principal Todd Richard officially resigned from his position, the school board unanimously resolved the vacancy conundrum at their meeting on Monday, June 4. 

As state educational mandates are fixated on English and math proficiencies, it can be difficult to focus on history and arts in the classroom.

There was a brief moment of silence in the Port Chester Middle School gymnasium after the final vote count in the $11 million bond referendum was revealed.

A seventh-grade Port Chester Middle School student came home last week distressed over an assignment he deemed highly inappropriate. 

After 1,689 Port Chester School District residents cast their ballots on the $11 million middle school repair bond on Tuesday, June 5, they ultimately passed the proposal in a 966-646 vote, not including the 77 absentee ballots. 

The Port Chester School District’s second attempt to bond the expenses to fix the middle school is approaching.

After working as an administrator at Blind Brook Middle School for seven years, Principal Todd Richard has accepted another job. 

David Chepiga loves history. And he loves sharing that curiosity for how the story of the world unfolded with his students. 

With strikers stepping up to home plate and hurlers winding up for underhand pitches, the Blind Brook Middle School modified “base ball” team blew the ball so far out of the park, it landed in the 1800s. 

Three Port Chester High School actors are moving the party from weddings to the Purchase College Concert Hall to attend the 2018 Metro Awards ceremony. 

Several members of Blind Brook High School’s “Shrek the Musical” cast and crew gathered around Assistant Director Madison Goldberg’s makeup mirror on Monday, May 14, the night the 2018 Metro Award nominations were livestreamed and viewed across the high school theater community. 

Around 15,000 high school students across the country are honored as National Merit Finalists. Of them, 7,500 receive the prestigious associated $2,500 scholarship.