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Fifth-grader Amani could not contain her excitement as she gushed about the Wayside School series by Louis Sachar. "They're really funny," she said. "It's not like you're reading a book; it's like you're inside the book, like an adventure!"

As the season heated up, the North Salem High School volleyball players rallied the community to raise funds for a crucial cause: breast cancer research and support. Enthusiasm for the annual fundraiser quickly spread among student-athletes, their families, the school, and the community.

Savoring the beautiful fall weather, Lauren Hussey's first-grade class enjoyed their snack and reading time outside under the vibrant trees. Today's picture book selection was intentional; Hussey has been saving it for today. 

The October 16 varsity boys soccer game made North Salem history! The Tigers clinched a 6-2 victory against Pawling and rallied support for the Dig Pink Foundation. 

The Croton Falls Fire Department fired students up about safety during their annual visit to Pequenakonck Elementary School. As part of National Fire Prevention Week, firefighters dove deep into discussions with second through fifth-grade students, fielding questions about family meeting spots, cooking safety, worst-case scenario curiosities, and what inspired them to volunteer.

Nestled near the center of the school, Pequenakonck Elementary School's youngest-ever students excitedly build towers, solve puzzles, and act out stories with friends. Older students peek through the classroom windows, smiling and waving to their younger siblings.