-
Response to the August 7, 2020 Media Release from the Yonkers Federation of Teachers, CSEA 9169 and Yonkers Council of Administrators
Please read the letter to parents/guardians, friends in the labor sector and members of the community.
-
Eligible Students: Get Paperwork in for Free MetroCard
High School students eligible for free bus transportation can beat the rush by getting their MetroCard information submitted now!
-
Mayor's Annual Backpack to School Donation Drive Underway
Mayor Mike Spano launched the 9th annual Backpack to School Donation Drive in partnership with Yonkers Public Schools. Donations accepted with gratitude until August 21.
-
Popular Grab 'N Go Breakfast & Lunch Program Continues
Grab and Go, the popular and free breakfast and lunch program that provides bagged meals for Yonkers children 18 and under will now continue through August 28, 2020 at 9 locations throughout the City.
-
Up-to-Date Immunizations Required to Attend School
Make sure children are up-to-date with their immunizations / vaccinations before school begins in September!
-
Superintendent Updates Community About September Reopening
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Edwin M. Quezada brings the community up to date about Reopening Yonkers Public Schools September 2020
-
Volunteers Help Yonkers Public Schools Organize & Pack Food for Families
Every Monday since April, volunteers meet at School 13 to organize food to help Yonkers families facing food insecurity.
-
Board of Education Meetings & Public Hearing July 15
The Trustees of the Yonkers Board of Education will hold their July meetings and a Public Hearing on the Contract for Excellence, Wednesday, July 15, 2020 beginning at 4:30PM.
-
HOW are You Reading This Summer?
This summer, Yonkers Public Schools students can read from traditional book lists or participate in a variety of online programs in partnership with the Yonkers Public Library.
$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.
