A new community committee will examine technology, learning and student safeguards. The board also reviewed district goals, heard opening-week feedback and approved staffing and financial reports.
The board approved Honeywell energy work with a $3,175,000 base price and reviewed grade-by-grade device limits and high-school phone procedures. The meeting also addressed staffing, service contracts and school-year…
Honeywell asked the Board of Education to approve a $3,170,000 solar-and-ventilation contract by late August to capture a $981,000 federal payment before incentives expire. Trustees also adopted the annual district…
At its July 16 organizational meeting, the Croton-Harmon Board of Education swore in newly elected trustees, elevated Anamika Bhatnagar to president and Omar Mayyasi to vice president, seated two student ex-officio…
At a June 29 special meeting, the Croton-Harmon Board of Education appointed four teachers and two leave replacements, authorized a Repair Reserve expenditure to fix a middle school boiler, expanded a middle school air…
The Board of Education approved tenure for a PVC assistant principal, reviewed the first year of the high school cell phone policy that produced 23 device confiscations, established two ad hoc committees, and honored…
The Croton-Harmon Board of Education certified May's budget vote results, nominated Sheryl Brady for a NYSSBA leadership post, and reached consensus on forming ad hoc committees to explore technology policy and hiring…
At a special meeting May 21, the Croton-Harmon Board of Education approved 2026-2027 Universal Pre-Kindergarten service agreements with Childrenspace North and A Rising Star, then met in executive session from 6:17 to…
The Croton-Harmon Board of Education approved tenure for seven educators, appointed a new high school science teacher, and approved a full slate of non-instructional personnel for the 2026-2027 school year at its May 19…
The Croton-Harmon Board of Education debated student screen time data and tabled an iPad purchase, while hearing a proposal for a 55% tax levy increase to fund Croton Free Library renovations.
The Board of Education unanimously approved a $62,762,808 budget for 2026-27 and filled three building leadership posts, while voting 5-1 against casting a ballot for a PNW BOCES board candidate linked to past…
The Board of Education recognized student achievements, heard detailed 2026-2027 budget presentations from all three schools and Pupil Personnel Services, and accepted the resignation of Athletics Director Christine…
The Croton-Harmon Board of Education convened a special meeting Wednesday evening that consisted almost entirely of a three-hour executive session to...
The Croton-Harmon school board recognized student achievement, established two scholarships, heard technology and athletics budget presentations, and approved advocacy for a health-insurance reserve fund on March 12.
Board President Ana Teague told trustees that legal counsel found nothing in Policy 9230 bars the internal promotion that made Dr. Laura Dubak assistant superintendent, and apologized to Dubak for the surprise objection…
The Croton-Harmon school board appointed CHHS Principal Dr. Laura Dubak as assistant superintendent at a $238,000 salary on Feb. 12, with Trustee Allison Samuels abstaining over the district's hiring process. Ten…
Fall 2025 school climate survey results presented to the Board of Education on Jan. 22 showed belonging and emotional safety at or above national benchmarks in all three buildings — but high school students in…
At the January 8, 2026 meeting, Croton-Harmon officials explored CET classroom space and a provider bidding process for 2026–27 UPK. Families sought continuity, early budget projections showed pressure, and trustees…
At its December 18, 2025 work session, the Croton-Harmon board heard plans for UPK funding advocacy and accepted $1,000 for the high-school Mandarin program and band and $4,000 for a scholarship fund open to all…
At the December 4, 2025 meeting, Childrenspace North leaders and families urged support for universal prekindergarten. Trustees also approved an internal bus-camera agreement over a biometric-privacy objection and…
The November 20, 2025 work session covered pupil personnel services, approved a CHEF grant for younger students to learn to ride bicycles, and authorized club charters and Spencer Field electrical changes.
At its November 6, 2025 meeting, the Croton-Harmon school board approved a $127,056.66 change order for cafeteria air conditioning and other capital work. Trustees held first readings of student-privacy and media…
At its October 30, 2025 work session, the Croton-Harmon school board adopted district and building emergency plans after a public hearing. Other actions included a budget-development calendar, a French-language trip and…
On October 9, 2025, the Croton-Harmon school board appointed Nichole Kelly interim middle-school principal and accepted its annual audit. Parents pressed for stronger cellphone-ban enforcement, and trustees approved…
On September 18, 2025, the Croton-Harmon school board accepted Michael Plotkin’s resignation as middle-school principal, effective October 16. The work session also covered school-building goals, construction change…
At its September 4, 2025 meeting, the Croton-Harmon school board approved a $126,439.05 parking-lot change order. A student representative reported a positive start with new school spaces and phone restrictions, while a…
The Board of Education adopted a $48.3 million budget for the 2025-2026 school year, emphasizing "vision and values" ahead of the May 20th vote. Meanwhile, the Croton Free Library presented its final budget, detailing…
The Croton-Harmon Board of Education heard a proposal for a new "Tiger Sports Showcase" led by a student, while formally setting dates for the upcoming budget vote and school board elections. The meeting also featured…
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