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School Board Grants Tenure, Debates Cell Phone Policy Future, and Bids Farewell to Two Trustees

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…

Board of Education Accepts Budget Vote Results, Weighs New Committees on Technology and Hiring

The Croton-Harmon Board of Education certified May's budget vote results, nominated Cheryl Brady for a NYSSBA leadership post, and reached consensus on forming ad hoc committees to explore technology policy and hiring…

Board of Education Grants Tenure to Seven Staff Members in Annual Recognition Ceremony

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…

Screen Time Debate and Library Renovation Plan Dominate Four-Hour Board of Education Meeting

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.

Croton-Harmon Board Adopts $62.8 Million Budget, Rejects BOCES Candidate Over Antisemitism Concerns

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…

Board of Education Holds Brief Executive Session on Personnel and Student Matters

The Croton-Harmon Board of Education convened a special meeting Tuesday evening that consisted almost entirely of a two-hour executive session to...

Croton-Harmon Board Honors Student Leaders, Reviews Building Budgets, Accepts Athletics Director Resignation

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…

Board of Education Approves Budget Hearing Notice and Energy Contract at Special Meeting

Board of Education Approves Budget Hearing Notice and Energy Contract at Special Meeting

Board of Education Holds Three-Hour Executive Session on Personnel and Student Matters

The Croton-Harmon Board of Education convened a special meeting Wednesday evening that consisted almost entirely of a three-hour executive session to...

Board Recognizes Student Achievement, Approves New Scholarships and Health Insurance Advocacy

The Croton-Harmon Board of Education met on Thursday, March 12, 2026, recognizing student excellence and advancing several key initiatives including...

"No Surprises" Rule Violation Shadows Appointment of New Assistant Superintendent

A breach of board governance norms regarding the internal promotion of Dr. Dubac to Assistant Superintendent sparked a tense defense from the Board President, who revealed legal counsel was consulted after the fact to…

Board Conflict Over Appointment Process Highlights Tension Between Policy and Succession Planning

A Board of Education member publicly abstained from appointing Dr. Laura Dubac as the new Assistant Superintendent, arguing the Superintendent bypassed a competitive search required by district policy. Dr. Dubac was…

Driver’s Ed Cut, Staffing Gaps Force Croton Families to Scramble for Alternatives

Croton-Harmon confirms the driver's education program cannot run internally due to staffing shortages and vendor closure, while students form a committee to find alternatives.

Pre-K Funding Crisis Looms: Parents Threaten Legal Action as Board Eyes New Provider RFP

The Croton-Harmon school district explores allocating space at CET for a UPK program while preparing an RFP for providers, as over a dozen parents voice concerns about pre-K funding and access at a heated public hearing.

Croton-Harmon Unveils $48.3M School Budget; Library Director Warns of National Censorship Trends

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…

Eighth-Grader Champions Athletics, District Prepares for Budget Vote and Board Elections

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…

Croton-Harmon Schools Prioritize 'Vision and Values' in Draft 2025-26 Budget Proposal

District administrators presented a $44.7 million budget proposal for the 2025-26 school year, emphasizing expanded support for diverse learners and mental health services. The plan highlights investments in bilingual…

Croton-Harmon Board Pauses Equity Policy, Prompting Community Outcry Over 'Capitulation'

The Croton-Harmon Board of Education faced heavy criticism from residents Thursday night regarding the decision to halt an equity policy. Meanwhile, the district recognized a student for excellence in architecture and…

Croton-Harmon Board Eyes 2025-26 Budget: Balancing Rising Costs with Educational Vision

The Croton-Harmon Board of Education met on February 27, 2025, to review the operations and maintenance portions of the proposed 2025-26 budget. Superintendent Stephen Walker highlighted the financial strain caused by…

Croton-Harmon School Board Announces Two Open Seats, Student Talent Shines

The Croton-Harmon Board of Education officially declared two seats open for the upcoming May 20 election, with one veteran trustee stepping down and another seeking re-election. The meeting also featured special musical…

Croton-Harmon School Board Hears Community Calls for Action on Anti-Semitism

At the first Board of Education meeting of 2025, board members addressed scheduling concerns regarding policy reviews while hearing passionate public comments urging the formal adoption of the International Holocaust…

Croton-Harmon Families Confront Board Over 'Toxic' Sports Culture and Handling of Anti-Semitism

At the final Board of Education meeting of 2024, parents and students criticized the district's response to recent incidents of anti-Semitism and alleged emotional misconduct within the girls' volleyball program, while…

Croton-Harmon Schools Shift from 'Memorizing' to 'Doing' in Major Science Curriculum Overhaul

The Croton-Harmon Board of Education reviewed a transformative shift in how science is taught at the middle school level, moving away from memorization toward "phenomena-based" inquiry. The changes aim to align with…

Croton-Harmon Schools Expand Life Skills Curriculum and Student Wellness Survey

The Croton-Harmon Board of Education reviewed the district’s "Vision Map" alignment on Oct. 24, highlighting a new school climate survey and the Aspire program’s focus on life skills. The district is currently gathering…

Auditors Give 'Clean Opinion' on District Finances, While Parents Press Board on Anti-Semitism Response

The Croton-Harmon Board of Education accepted an external audit showing the district is in solid financial health, though minor procedural issues regarding deposit timings were flagged. Meanwhile, members of the group…

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