Congratulations to all of our graduates! We are so proud of everything you’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see the amazing things you’ll achieve in high school. A heartfelt thank you to Mr. Soler for joining us as our guest speaker and for your inspiring words. Remember, you will always have a special place in our hearts at Family School 32. Wishing you nothing but continued success on your journey!

Register Here: https://bit.ly/06-17-25-town-hall New York's statewide "bell-to-bell" restrictions on Internet-enabled devices in all public schools, including smartphones and smartwatches, will go into effect in September 2025.  Please join Superintendent Soler for an important virtual Town Hall to discuss how this will be implemented and what it means for students and families on Tuesday, June 17, 2025 at 5:00 PM. Registration is required. Register Here: https://bit.ly/06-17-25-town-hall

Students beamed with pride as they were recognized during our Honor Roll, High Honor Roll, and Principal’s List Assembly. Families, teachers, and staff cheered them on as they received certificates celebrating their hard work and academic success!

Please take a moment to review our June calendar for important dates and upcoming events.

Our 8th Grade Moving Up Ceremony will take place outside, beginning promptly at 9:30 AM. We look forward to celebrating our students with you all! Please note: Parents and guests will be allowed to enter starting at 8:45 AM. Reminder: Our back lot will be closed for parking.

Our 8th Grade students had an unforgettable evening at their Dinner Dance at Westchester Manor! They danced the night away to the sounds of our very own DJ Ahmad. A huge thank you to the 8th grade teachers and Mr. Cohen for organizing such a special and memorable night!

Our 4th grade students had a wonderful time visiting Philipsburg Manor! They explored colonial life and learned about early American history through hands-on experiences and guided tours.

Starts July 7, 2025: Middle School Summer Enrichment Academy for YPS students CURRENTLY in grades 6-8. | Comienza el 7 de julio de 2025: Academia de enriquecimiento de verano de la escuela secundaria para estudiantes de YPS ACTUALMENTE en los grados 6 a 8.

Starts July 7, 2025: Elementary Summer Enrichment Academy for YPS students CURRENTLY in grades K-5. Comienza el 7 de julio de 2025: Academia de enriquecimiento de verano de primaria para estudiantes de YPS ACTUALMENTE en los grados K-5.

Citywide observance commemorating the men and women who died in service to our nation will be held at 9:00 AM Monday, May 26 at Veterans Memorial Plaza 40 South Broadway. Please join us.

Please see the attached flyer for important upcoming 8th grade events: May 2nd: Grade 8 Science Test May 22nd: Field Trip to Castle Fun Center June 4th: Dinner Dance at Westchester Manor June 10th: Biology Regents June 12th: 8th Grade Picnic June 13th: Moving Up Ceremony June 23rd: Spanish Regents We look forward to celebrating these exciting milestones with our 8th grade students!

Our 4th Graders brought history to life at Family School 32! Students researched a famous individual, dressed the part and presented their biographies in our Living Museum. A big thank you to Mr. Soler for visiting and supporting our amazing students! and a HUGE shoutout to Mrs. Hart, Ms. Pesco, Mrs. Burgos and Ms. Ramos for all of your hard work in making this event such a success.

The Yonkers Public Schools Arts Expo returns to the Riverfront Library Atrium during Yonkers Arts Weekend on Saturday, May 17 and Sunday, May 18. Featuring student work curated by the arts faculty, it will take your breath away. Do not miss!

Superintendent Soler: “It’s a historic moment, welcoming these four incredible student representatives to the Yonkers Board of Education. These young leaders are stepping into an important role — not only as the voice of their own schools but as advocates for over 24,000 students. Their presence reminds us why we do this work. I look forward to hearing their perspectives, learning from their experiences, and working alongside them to move Yonkers Public Schools forward."