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Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Awards Graduating Eighth Grader
This year at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton's (SEAS) graduation ceremony, Brianne Z, an eighth grader, was chosen to be the recipient of the SEAS Father's Club award. Every year, the SEAS Father's Club Award asks students to write an essay about what Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton means to them. Brianne's winning essay focused on how the school shaped her life and reminded the students and faculty at SEAS what makes the school so great.
Jun 19, 2018
Westchester High School Students Win 'Colors of Music' Mural Contest
The Music Conservatory of Westchester is proud to announce that both Mya Madison Davis, 9th grader at Pelham Memorial High School, and Ciara Sergi, 9th grader at White Plains High School, are winners of the “Colors of Music” Student Mural Contest! Numerous entries were submitted by middle and high school students around Westchester County with the hope that their artwork would be chosen as the basis for a mural to be painted on the Music Conservatory of Westchester’s building on Central Avenue in White Plains. Four finalists were selected by an adjudication panel of art experts and creative community leaders from New York City and Westchester County. In a tie, based on scores from all eight members of the adjudication panel, both Mya Madison Davis and Ciara Sergi were chosen as winners of the contest. They will collaborate with professional mural artist, Jonathan Villoch, to adapt their winning designs as a large-scale mural representing the theme of “Multi-Cultural Music.” Runners-up in the contest, Emma Farley of New Rochelle, 7th grader at Albert Leonard Middle School and Lucy Schwartzreich, of Chappaqua, 11th grader at Horace Greely High School will attend a mural art workshop over the summer with all four finalists. A new mural will be developed based on the winners’ designs under Jonathan Villoch’s guidance. Submissions for the “Colors of Music” Student Mural Contest, supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, were judged in two rounds by eight panelists with art expertise as well as Westchester County community leaders. The Music Conservatory of Westchester thanks all of the talented student artist entrants in the “Colors of Music” Student Mural Contest for their exceptional creative ideas, colors, mediums, and musical and multi-cultural elements that were demonstrated to illustrate the theme. To see the winning artwork, visit: http://www.musicconservatory.org/musicblog/colors-of-music-student-mural-contest-winners
Jun 19, 2018
The Chapel School Awards Two Fifth Graders with Scholarships
On June 3rd, Sasha Thorne, a fifth grade student at The Chapel School was awarded the Carol and Christopher P. Kinghan Hearts of Giving Scholarship Award. Claire Story, another student at The Chapel School, was awarded the Librarian Sharon Peterson Literacy Scholarship. The honors were presented during the Baccalaureate Service at the Village Lutheran Church.
Jun 19, 2018
City-Regulated Child Care Sites Will Now Have Epinephrine Auto-Injectors
The NYC Board of Health approved new amendments to the Health Code last week. Under the new mandate, nearly 3,000 city-regulated child care will be required to properly store and maintain two epinephrine auto-injectors on site. An auto-injector is a prescription medicine used to treat life-threatening allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, in people who are at risk for or who have a history of serious allergic reactions as a result of exposure to peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish, dairy, eggs, soy, insect bites, and other allergens.
Jun 18, 2018
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Family Day Trips and Destinations in NY, NJ, CT, MA, and PA
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Jun 01, 2018
Where to Celebrate Father's Day in Rockland and Bergen Counties
Father's Day is on June 18 this year and there are lots of fun Father's Day events in Rockland and Bergen counties. Celebrate the dads in your life with a craft project, baseball game, public space mission, family-friendly obstacle course, or other fun activities.
Jun 04, 2018
Where to Celebrate Father's Day in New York City
Father's Day is on June 17 this year, and there’s no better way to honor dad than by celebrating at a park, museum, show, or festival in Manhattan.
Jun 04, 2018
Where to Celebrate Father's Day on Long Island
Father's Day is on June 17 this year and there are lots of fun Father's Day events on Long Island. Celebrate the dads in your life at the racetrack or a museum, with some baseball, live music, or other fun activity. Check out these Father's Day events in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
Jun 04, 2018
Where to Celebrate Father's Day in Westchester
Father's Day is on June 17 this year and we've rounded up the best Father's Day activities in Westchester County. Celebrate the dads in your life with a craft project, live music, or by getting wild with some wolves.
Jun 04, 2018
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Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Awards Graduating Eighth Grader
This year at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton's (SEAS) graduation ceremony, Brianne Z, an eighth grader, was chosen to be the recipient of the SEAS Father's Club award. Every year, the SEAS Father's Club Award asks students to write an essay about what Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton means to them. Brianne's winning essay focused on how the school shaped her life and reminded the students and faculty at SEAS what makes the school so great.
Jun 19, 2018
Westchester High School Students Win 'Colors of Music' Mural Contest
The Music Conservatory of Westchester is proud to announce that both Mya Madison Davis, 9th grader at Pelham Memorial High School, and Ciara Sergi, 9th grader at White Plains High School, are winners of the “Colors of Music” Student Mural Contest! Numerous entries were submitted by middle and high school students around Westchester County with the hope that their artwork would be chosen as the basis for a mural to be painted on the Music Conservatory of Westchester’s building on Central Avenue in White Plains. Four finalists were selected by an adjudication panel of art experts and creative community leaders from New York City and Westchester County. In a tie, based on scores from all eight members of the adjudication panel, both Mya Madison Davis and Ciara Sergi were chosen as winners of the contest. They will collaborate with professional mural artist, Jonathan Villoch, to adapt their winning designs as a large-scale mural representing the theme of “Multi-Cultural Music.” Runners-up in the contest, Emma Farley of New Rochelle, 7th grader at Albert Leonard Middle School and Lucy Schwartzreich, of Chappaqua, 11th grader at Horace Greely High School will attend a mural art workshop over the summer with all four finalists. A new mural will be developed based on the winners’ designs under Jonathan Villoch’s guidance. Submissions for the “Colors of Music” Student Mural Contest, supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, were judged in two rounds by eight panelists with art expertise as well as Westchester County community leaders. The Music Conservatory of Westchester thanks all of the talented student artist entrants in the “Colors of Music” Student Mural Contest for their exceptional creative ideas, colors, mediums, and musical and multi-cultural elements that were demonstrated to illustrate the theme. To see the winning artwork, visit: http://www.musicconservatory.org/musicblog/colors-of-music-student-mural-contest-winners
Jun 19, 2018
The Chapel School Awards Two Fifth Graders with Scholarships
On June 3rd, Sasha Thorne, a fifth grade student at The Chapel School was awarded the Carol and Christopher P. Kinghan Hearts of Giving Scholarship Award. Claire Story, another student at The Chapel School, was awarded the Librarian Sharon Peterson Literacy Scholarship. The honors were presented during the Baccalaureate Service at the Village Lutheran Church.
Jun 19, 2018
Lutheran High School's 55th Commencement Ceremony
The 55th Long Island Lutheran (LuHi) Commencement Ceremony took place on June 9 in the Visscher Gymnasium. Mr. John Buck, newly named head of school, along with faculty and staff welcomed family and friends of the 119 graduates. The Class of 2018 chose their teacher Mr. Anthony Colanglo as this year’s commencement speaker.
Jun 18, 2018
Vincent Smith School Senior Overcomes Learning Difficulties and Graduates
Upon meeting Mark Irving, a hard-working student who loves to put on a show, you’d be surprised to hear of the learning challenges he faced on the road to graduation. Mark entered Vincent Smith School in elementary school, when his parents realized that he was not progressing appropriately in public school. Vincent Smith is an independent day school in Port Washington, specializing in educating students with learning disorders such as dyslexia, or students challenged by AD/HD or school anxiety.
Jun 18, 2018
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