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Sleepy Hollow High School Senior Selected as 2018 YoungArts Winner
Sleepy Hollow High School senior, William Gary, is among the 757 winners selected over 7,600 applications from across the United States as 2018 YoungArts winners. The National YoungArts Foundation (YoungArts) notified William Gary in December 2017 of the award.
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Student Musicians Bring Their Lessons to Life
Here are our fourth and fifth-graders from Washington Irving as they took an adventure in The Blues! They performed during the Small Groups Concert on Wednesday night displaying their musical abilities for parents and the community.
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The Circus is in Town!
The Westchester Circus Arts is back at Washington Irving and students are doing more than clowning around! All third, fourth and fifth grade students are working with professionals in their physical education classes this week
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Girls' Lacrosse Player Reaches Milestone!
Congratulations to Sophia Meyer, a junior on the Sleepy Hollow High School girls’ varsity lacrosse team who scored her 100th goal on Tuesday, April 10th. The team faced Eastchester and Sophia had three goals helping her bring the team to victory! The final score was 10-9.
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Signing Day For Three Sleepy Hollow High School Athletes
Three Sleepy Hollow High School Athletes have committed to continue their academic and athletic careers in college. “This shows a tremendous amount of desire, deliberation and focus,” said Denise Kiernan, Director of Health, Physical Education and Athletics for the Public Schools of the Tarrytowns.
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College Fair Comes to Sleepy Hollow High School
Finding the right college can be stressful for parents and students who often become overwhelmed with the process. Sleepy Hollow High School made the search easier Wednesday by hosting a College Fair for sophomores and juniors.
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Washington Irving Students Inspired By Kindness
Washington Irving students discovered the wonders in what makes everyone different on April 9 during a Town Hall style assembly. The third, fourth and fifth-graders met representatives from the non-profit organization myFace.org, which provides medical and financial support for thousands of children with facial disfigurements.
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Tarrytown Arts Camp is back and better than ever!
Now open for registration! July 9-27 (Multi-Arts, Clay, and Architecture) Info and register at: TarrytownArtsCamp.com Camp fills up quickly and has limited spots, so register soon! Financial aid available.
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Autism Awareness Day
A sea of blue filled classrooms and hallways throughout the Public Schools of the Tarrytowns on Thursday to mark Autism Awareness Day. As a sign of support, administrators, teachers, staff and students wore blue shirts. World Autism Day is April 2nd and recognizes children and adults living with autism.
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SHHS Students Inducted into Tri-M Music Honor Society
Fourteen talented Sleepy Hollow High School musicians and singers were inducted Monday night into the prestigious Tri-M Music Honor Society.
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Family Math Night
Bright eyed students couldn’t stop playing games Wednesday night, when their smiles and skill filled the WL Morse gymnasium and cafeteria at the annual Morse and John Paulding Family Math Night.
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WI Gallery Walk and Panel Discussion
Fifth Grade Challenge Students from Washington Irving took on the role of historians as they delved into this year's Archive Project. For weeks, they have been researching the topic "Immigration and Tenement Life
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Black History Month
The Sleepy Hollow High School African American Culture Club volunteered Thursday at the Westchester Food Bank.
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Tarrytown Creates Calming Classroom Environment
Dimmed lights, heads down and the sounds of quiet breathing. You wouldn’t expect to experience this calming moment in a high school social studies class.
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