Peekskill City School District

The Hendrick Hudson School District serves more than 3,000 students in kindergarten through grade 12 through its elementary, middle and high schools, including Hendrick Hudson High School, Blue Mountain Middle School and Buchanan-Verplanck Elementary School. The school district offers a comprehensive program of honors and advanced placement courses. It also operates a guidance department that provides academic, personal and career counseling and college placement counseling. The school district also offers a band, orchestra, supportive learning center and a range of academic intervention services. The Hendrick Hudson School District offers more than 40 interscholastic sport teams and extracurricular activities, including a nationally ranked debate team, mathletes group, newspaper and literary magazine groups, drama, student organizations, and art, science and foreign language clubs. The school district is located in Montrose, N.Y.

The North Rockland Central School District in Garnerville, NY is dedicated to inspiring students to live, learn, and lead through a comprehensive educational experience. With a focus on intellectual, social, and emotional growth, the district offers a range of academic programs and resources to support student success. From elementary to high school, North Rockland Central School District provides a nurturing environment for students to thrive and reach their full potential. With a commitment to excellence in education, the district aims to prepare students for future success in a rapidly changing world.Generated from the website

Mount Pleasant Cottage School UFSD is a school district located in Pleasantville, N.Y. Founded in 1971, the district serves the educational needs of more than 350 students with social and emotional disabilities. It offers various campus programs for students. Its Pleasantville Cottage School is a coeducational facility for more than 200 students who are socially and emotionally challenged. The Edenwald Center of the district serves more than 100 boys and girls who have developmental and emotional challenges. It has a diagnostic center, which is a day residential facility for boys up to 14 years. In addition, the school district admits day students and develops individualized educational programs for them. Its programs focus on diagnosis and remediation, speech and language services, computer-aided instruction, vocational skill development and enhancement of individual responsibility.