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Schools Closed for Spring Break 4/14 - 4/18
BOE Meeting 4.22.25 - watch here
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Nearly 50 Ardsley student pianists demonstrated their musical talents at the annual NYSSMA Piano Solo Festival hosted at Byram Hills High School on March 28-29.
The Ardsley School District's opening of the online gradebook, launched on November 21, 2024, has improved how AMS and AHS students and families monitor academic progress. The system, accessible through the eSchoolData Portal, provides real-time grade visibility for students in grades 5-12 and their parents/caregivers, marking a significant step toward educational transparency.
The Ardsley Board of Education is set to add a non-voting student representative starting in the 2025-26 school year.
Learn about the Science Research Program and Ardsley student's experiences and successes.
The PTSA's Ardsley Cares Day on Saturday surpassed expectations by bringing together more than 300 volunteers who engaged in various charitable activities that benefited multiple organizations.
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The Wellness Center at Ardsley High School embodies the school’s dedication to creating a supportive, inclusive, and health-conscious environment for its students. The grand opening on January 3, 2025, revealed the center as a haven for stress management, health education, and meaningful social connections.
At the district level, we have two major initiatives in support of wellness promotion: Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) and our newly formed District Wellness Committee.
The MTSS approach recognizes that students do not all start in the same place or learn at the same rate. By intervening early and often, the MTSS approach ensures that small gaps do not become insurmountable and that gaps and moments of struggle are supported fully.
Our district is committed to fostering a learning environment that embraces diversity, promotes equity, and celebrates the unique identities of all our students. We are proud to align ourselves with the New York State Education Department's (NYSED) Culturally Responsive-Sustaining (CR-S) Education Framework, a powerful vision for creating student-centered spaces that empower every child to thrive.
Early exposure to STEM subjects fosters curiosity and a passion for discovery, encouraging students to explore complex concepts and develop a robust understanding of how the natural and engineered worlds operate.
The Ardsley Science Research Program (ASRP) is a student-centered research program that encourages individual and group scientific inquiry beginning sophomore year. ASRP provides high school students with the structure and support they need to explore original research at a very high level in a topic of their interest.