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Partnership with JCY Westchester
After school for grades 6-8 is taking place on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 2:30-4:30pm in partnership with JCY Westchester. Please contact the school for additional information.
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Project Connect
CHA's K-2 House commemorates National Bullying Prevention Month & Unity Day to visually represent the power of uniting for a common cause: kindness, acceptance & inclusion.
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7th and 8th Grade Intramural Athletics
Seventh and Eighth grade student have an opportunity to participate in the reinstated Yonkers Public Schools Middle Years Intramural Sports Program.
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Mental Health Awareness: Talking About 13 Reasons Why
13 Reasons Why is a fictional TV-MA rated series streaming on Netflix about a teenage girl who dies by suicide. There is growing concern among mental health professionals about the content. The District is providing information resources for students and families.
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Mayor Spano Reappoints Dr. Sayegh to BOE
As a trustee of the Board of Education, Dr. Sayegh joins eight other members to represent the official policy making body of the Yonkers Public School District. He previously served a full term, including three years as Board President.
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Trustees Elect Officers
At the 136th Annual Meeting of the Yonkers Board of Education, the Trustees re-elected Rev. Steve Lopez and Ms. Judith Ramos Meier to serve as president and vice-president respectively. Both will serve one-year terms in their leadership posts.
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Greetings Cross Hill Academy,
I BELIEVE in Cross Hill Academy families and students!
We had another good year of academic growth last year and are ready to do even better this year. We BELIEVE that each of our students are gifted in many ways and it is our intention to explore their talents as they academically climb to even higher levels of achievement!
Families, remember that we are a uniform school. This is more important than ever as we continue to have two schools at our location. All students must wear tan or khaki pants/skirts/shorts with a hunter green or light blue top. We believe that the children at CHA were more proud of our school last year than ever before. If you have concerns about the uniform, please email me and I will assist the family in getting the items needed to comply. Last year we were at around 80% compliant. Now the need is far greater due to the increase in enrollment of both schools; we must able to identify students quickly by school and uniforms help us with that. I Believe ALL students can be in uniform daily.
I am excited and cannot wait for you all to return to school.
Sincerely,
Brian Gray
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For information or concerns regarding The Dignity for All Students Act, please contact Keith Fields at (914) 376-8300.
