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Trustees Re-elect Rev. Lopez & Dr. Del Vecchio to Lead Board of Education
At the 142nd Annual Meeting of the Yonkers Board of Education on May 11, 2023, the Trustees re-elected Rev. Steve Lopez and Dr. Rosalba Corrado-Del Vecchio to serve as president and vice-president. Both will serve one-year terms in their leadership posts.
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Saunders Takes Top Spots in NY SkillsUSA Competition
The Saunders Trades & Technical High School Skills USA team brought home precious medals from the New York State Championship in Syracuse! Skills USA career competition events showcase the best career and technical education students in the nation. And, we have many of them right here in Yonkers Public Schools.
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Health & Wellness Fair Set for Saturday, May 13
Yonkers Public Schools, together with the Office of the Mayor, present the Community Health and Wellness Fair on Saturday, May 13 at Yonkers Middle High School, 150 Rockland Avenue.
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Rhode Island's Education Commissioner is the Next Distinguished Speaker
Mrs. Angélica Infante-Green, Rhode Island’s Commissioner of Elementary & Secondary Education is the final guest for the Superintendent’s Speaker Series on May 15, 2023. The session will be approximately 90 minutes and includes time for questions from the audience.
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Yonkers Board of Education Appoints Jeremy Rynders Saunders Principal for 23-24
The Yonkers Board of Education appointed Mr. Jeremy Rynders as principal of Saunders Trades & Technical High School, succeeding Mr. Steven Mazzola upon his retirement on June 30, 2023.
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BOE Initiates National Search for New Superintendent
Yonkers Board of Education President Reverend Steve Lopez today announced that the Trustees of the Board of Education have initiated a national search for a new Superintendent of Schools to join the District on July 1, 2023.
$97,562,813
The Class of 2017 shattered every record, earning an astounding $97.6 million in scholarships, incentives, and financial aid. The young men and women of the Yonkers Public Schools Class of 2017 have proved themselves to be the young adults that colleges and universities want in the Class of 2021.
27,000
Today a vibrant learning community of 27,000 students from 100 cultures, backgrounds and nationalities in grades prekindergarten through 12 is challenged by a rigorous core curriculum and innovative programs in 39 schools throughout the City of Yonkers.
