We had the honor of welcoming Autumn Edwards from the Westchester County District Attorney's Office to speak to our 6th–8th graders about internet safety and how to stay safe online.
Join us tomorrow, Friday, August 21st, for our First Rider Program! 🚌
We look forward to welcoming our Pre-K–1 families for an informative session designed to help our youngest students feel comfortable and confident riding the school bus. We hope to see you there!
📚🦕 Dinos, VR, and summer reading — what a combo! PEARLS 5th graders celebrated the Summer Reading Competition at the Yonkers Public Library with some seriously cool virtual reality adventures and a fresh stack of books!
PEARLS 7th grade students from Ms. Karl’s Enrichment class visited the Fashion Museum over the weekend. Students had the opportunity to explore fashion as a form of art, creativity, and self-expression while making real-world connections to their enrichment learning.
Circus visits PEARLS. Today they put on a show for the whole school. Our 5th graders will be working with the performers all week to put on their own show Friday!
Today, 86 first graders designed and decorated a moving robot. They learned about circuits, batteries, and motors. The kids had a fun time decorating and personalizing their creations! Thank you for a wonderful morning and support from our PTA to fund it.
Last week 14 of our students were recognized at the TALAT- Take a Look at Teaching ceremony. Thank you to all the teachers who came to support our wonderful students.
Thank you Ms. Ragusa and Ms. Stephenson, for supporting our students and the program all year!
Congratulations to our outstanding PEARLS students who were recognized with the Siragusa and DiChiaro Awards!
We are proud to celebrate our two 5th grade students and three 8th graders.
Congratulations to all of our award recipients!
Congratulations to our students on a successful Science Fair! Our young scientists did an outstanding job presenting their projects and proudly represented our school, earning awards across many project categories.
Our Pre-K students had a beautiful Mother’s Day Party! Families spent the morning reading together, planting flowers, and celebrating the special women in their lives. Students also created and painted heartfelt cards for their moms.
Our students came together for a meaningful Autism Acceptance Walk around the school block. Students created thoughtful signs to promote awareness, acceptance, and inclusion, and walked together to music as a school community.
Our 4th grade students brought history to life through an incredible Wax Museum project!
Students researched historical figures, wrote about their accomplishments, and then stepped into character by dressing as the individuals they studied.