North Main Street Elementary

Monroe-Woodbury High School, located in Central Valley, N.Y., offers educational and extracurricular programs to students in grades nine through 12. The school has an enrolment of more than 2,300 students. A numerical system is used for grading with 65 percent being the passing grade. Regents and final exams are used in the computation of the final grade and represent 20 percent of the final grade. Students must earn an average of 90 percent to be considered for the National Honor Society. The school is a part of the Monroe-Woodbury Central School District. The district's graduation requirements, including math, science, computer and personal management competencies exceed those of the New York State Education Department. Regents Diplomas are issued to those students earning up to 30 credits with sequences in all academic areas, credits in the practical arts and a community service requirement.

Sapphire Elementary School is governed by the Monroe Woodbury Central School District. Located in Harriman, N.Y., the school offers classes from kindergarten through first grade and provides instruction in a variety of subjects. Sapphire Elementary School offers a wide range of specialized services by trained psychologists, nurses, reading specialists, social workers and speech language therapists. The school conducts a variety of activities for students, such as field trips, cooking projects, birthday parties, special assemblies and parent involvement activities. It offers club kid program, which is an after school child care program for students. The school has a parent-teacher association that organizes several programs, such as cultural programs, reflections, red-ribbing week and field day programs.

Central Valley Elementary School is operated by the Monroe-Woodbury Central School District, and is located in Central Valley, N.Y. It offers a variety of academic programs and extracurricular activities to students. It additionally offers various classes in spelling, writing, word formation and physical education. It has specialists for physical education, art, health and computers. The school additionally offers meal services to students. Its computer department offers Web sites accessed at home and do not require logins and subscription fees. It also offers some homework help sites as a parent resource. The school has a parent involvement to increase awareness in curriculum by enhancing proper communication between home and school. The school provides resources at home for reading and learning and encourages children to do their best in school.