Education

CROSS RIVER, N.Y. – For Abigail Wilson, John Jay High School senior and stage manager, managing the chaos of live theater is where she thrives.

Born in Denver, Wilson moved to Mount Vernon at age 1. In fourth grade, she moved to South Salem, where she attended Lewisboro Elementary and John Jay Middle School.

From an early age, Wilson has always had an interest in the performing arts; ...

School days for Katonah-Lewisboro middle school students would start at least a half-hour later under classroom-schedule revisions being considered by the Board of Education.

Addressing concerns that the middle school students—youngsters about 11 to 13 years of age—are not getting enough rest, the board will discuss the proposed hours change at its February meetings and could vote ...

Think about the school your children currently attend. Are you happy with it? Are your kids learning and growing in ways that make you proud? If so, sign them up again for next year, and tell your friends about how great your school is.

But if you want to learn more about different options available for your children’s education, now is the time to start thinking about switching schools.

CROSS RIVER, N.Y. – Current John Jay High School students and alumni performed a selection of Broadway songs on Friday at the Encore Cabaret, an annual event presented by KLSD ArtsALIVE!, a high school arts booster club. The event was held in the John Jay High School Theater beginning at 7 p.m.

All photos were taken by Sarah Bussinger for The Katonah-Lewisboro Times.