Local Law 7 of 2026, adopted 5-0 in June and effective July 14, makes paper delivered to the Village Clerk — by hand, certified mail, or overnight service — the only legally valid prior notice of a street or sidewalk…
A year-long effort to address antisemitism in Croton-Harmon schools became entangled with a contentious village vote on the IHRA definition and a shelved equity policy — leaving the community divided on how to fight…
A local child care crisis packed Croton-Harmon board meetings and added the community's voice to years of statewide advocacy that helped push New York toward nearly doubling UPK funding to $10,000 per student.
Algebra for all 8th graders, phenomenon-based science, interdisciplinary humanities — the district's Vision Map is reshaping what learning looks like.