Thank you Ms. Ragusa and Ms. Stephenson, for supporting our students and the program all year!
We are proud to celebrate our two 5th grade students, Isla and Kaden and our three 8th grade students, Ethan, Emma, and Abigail, for this wonderful accomplishment.
Their hard work, character, and commitment to excellence represent the very best of our school community.
Congratulations to all of our award recipients!
Our 4th grade students recently participated in exciting science investigations that encouraged curiosity, exploration, and discovery. Students loved the interactive experiments and real-world connections.
A special thank you to our PTA for sponsoring this wonderful experience for our students!
Today, our students enjoyed an exciting BMX event focused on bullying prevention and the importance of being kind to one another.
All students had the opportunity to participate and hear an important message about respect, kindness, and making positive choices.
Thank you to our visitors for bringing such an engaging and meaningful experience to our school!
Thank you to our PTA for helping support our students!
After learning about different types of severe weather, students created research reports and 3D models to showcase what they learned about hurricanes, tornadoes, tsunamis, floods, thunderstorms, blizzards, and more.
Great work by our young meteorologists! 🌦️📚
A special congratulations to Mr. Hasson, who accepted an award for having the most Science Fair projects submitted.
We are so proud of our students’ hard work, creativity, and dedication to science! 🧪🏆👏
Our Pre-K students had a beautiful Mother’s Day Tea Party! Families spent the morning reading together, planting flowers, and celebrating the special women in their lives. Students also created and painted heartfelt cards for their moms.
Thank you to all of our families who joined us for this sweet and memorable morning! 🌸💐
You are the ❤️ of our schools.
You inspire. You uplift. You create magic every single day. 🪄
Thank you for shaping the future of Yonkers.
— Superintendent Anibal Soler, Jr.
Our students came together for a meaningful Autism Acceptance Walk around the school block. Students created thoughtful signs to promote awareness, acceptance, and inclusion, and walked together to music as a school community.
We are proud of our students for using their voices and creativity to celebrate what makes each person unique. 💙
Our principals are more than administrators. They are visionaries, problem-solvers, and champions for our students, staff, and families.
During the visit, our students also honored the memory of Joseph Hasson, brother of our own Mr. Hasson, who lost his life on 9/11 while serving as a firefighter. We are grateful for the opportunity to remember his bravery and the bravery of so many first responders that day.
JOIN OUR TEAM!
Join Yonkers Public Schools for this year’s Relay for Life as we raise vital funds for cancer research and support services, Friday, May 29, 2026 from 3:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.at Gorton High School, 100 Shonnard Place, Yonkers
Building on last year’s success, we are coming together to support two very special members of our school family: Brenda Cardoza, whose dedication and compassion have touched so many lives, and Belen Ruiz Benito, a brave second-grade student at Enrico Fermi School whose strength and courage have inspired our entire community.
Walk with us and stand united in hope.
Inspired by architect Antoni Gaudí’s colorful mosaics in Park Güell in Barcelona, Spain, this collaborative artwork came together piece by piece with contributions from all classes. Each student’s work helped create one vibrant, unified display that celebrates creativity, teamwork, and artistic expression.
Great job to all of our student artists and our wonderful art teachers for helping put it together.
Yonkers Public Schools 12th graders and 8th graders (with School ID) are invited to the Roosevelt High School Library, 631 Tuckahoe Road, on Wednesday, 4/15 & Friday, 4/17 during Periods 5–8, and Saturday, April 18 from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Thank you to the generous donors who make this possible. #YonkersMagic
Students researched historical figures, wrote about their accomplishments, and then stepped into character by dressing as the individuals they studied.
We are so proud of their hard work, creativity, and confidence as they shared their learning in such a meaningful and engaging way. Great job, 4th grade! 🌟📚🎭
Today our students stepped into the shoes of their favorite educators for Dress Like a Teacher Day—and they did not disappoint!
From lanyards to stylish outfits and “teacher looks,” our students had a blast showing their appreciation while adding their own creative twist.
👏 Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make today such a fun and spirited experience.
