Interim Superintendent Dr. Magda Parvey answered questions from the community at a Town Hall meeting in the Linda E. Kelly Theater at New Rochelle High School. She was accompanied on stage by Board of Education Vice President Amy Moselhi. Board member Paul Warhit moderated. View the meeting here.
Parents and Guardians of Middle and High School Students,
Progress reports for students in New Rochelle High School, Albert Leonard Middle School and Isaac E. Young Middle School have been mailed and should arrive in homes early next week (week starting October 21.) The reports are also now available on your Home Access account.
The draft 2018-2019 safety plan was introduced at the Sept. 4 New Rochelle Board of Education meeting in the Linda E. Kelly Theatre. Find the draft plan via the link below or under Safety & Security Updates on this home page. The Board is expected to adopt a final version by October 15.
The public may comment on the plan. Send comments to save@nredlearn.org.
Athletic practices begin today (8/13) for some teams. Here's an update from the Athletic Department:
New Rochelle High School
Department of Athletics
Update on Team Practices
Due to the construction continuing at the high school the following is updated information regarding practices. If you have any questions you can e-mail the respective coaches or the Athletic Department: Judy Petrone – jpetrone@nredlearn.org or Steve Young – syoung@nredlearn.org.
VARSITY FOOTBALL
Monday, August 13 – Tuesday, August 14 - Practice at City Park – Depart NRHS at 10:15am
Wednesday, August 15 – Friday, August 17 – Practice at City Park – Depart NRHS at 8:00am
Saturday, August 18 – Practice at City Park – Depart NRHS 8:00am
For questions contact: Coach DiRienzo at ldirienzo@nredlearn.org
JV FOOTBALL
Monday, August 13 – Tuesday, August 14 - Practice at City Park – Team will depart from Isaac
Young MS at 2:15
Wednesday, August 15 – Friday, August 17 – Practice at City Park – Team will depart from
Isaac Young MS at 7:45am
Saturday, August 18 – Practice at City Park – Team will depart from Isaac Young MS at 7:45am
For questions contact: Coach Washington at twashington@nredlearn.org
FRESHMAN FOOTBALL
August 20 – Practices begin
For information contact: Coach Salvo at psalvo@nredlearn.org
GIRLS’ VARSITY and JV SOCCER
Monday, August 13 – Friday, August 17 – Practices will be at City Park from 11:00am-1:00pm
and from 3:00-5:00pm
Saturday, August 18 – Practice at City Park from 8:00-10:00am
For questions contact: Coach Fran at coachfn@ymail.com
BOYS’ VARSITY and JV SOCCER
Wednesday, August 15 – Practice at City Park 9:00-11:00am and 3:00-5:00pm
Saturday, August 18 - Practice at City Park from 9:00-11:00am followed by a team lunch at the
high school.
For questions contact: Coach Garcia at jgarcia@nredlearn.org
GIRLS’ VARSITY SWIMMING
Practice will begin on Monday, August 20. Site to be announced.
For questions contact: Coach Fierro at kfierro@nredlearn.org
GIRLS’ VARSITY and JV TENNIS
Monday, August 20 th – 9:00am (meet at the New Rochelle High School’s tennis courts)
Practice will be Monday through Friday, 9:00am – 12:00pm.
For questions contact: Coach Sgobbo at msgobbo@nredlearn.org
VARSITY and JV VOLLEYBALL
Practices will begin on Monday, August 20. Site to be announced.
For questions contact: Coach Flaherty at Meghan.flaherty1@yahoo.com
VARSITY and JV CHEERLEADING
Monday, August 13 th – 5:30pm at Isaac Young MS
August 18 – 21 – cheer camp at Trail’s End (more information to follow)
Wednesday, August 15 - There will be a Varsity Cheer Parent Meeting at 7:30pm at Isaac Young MS
Thursday, August 16 – There will be a J.V. Cheer Parent Meeting at 7:15pm at Isaac Young MS
For questions contact: Coach Trozzi at nrhscheerprogram@gmail.com
GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY
Monday, August 20 th – 5:00pm (meet at the Nature Study on Webster Avenue)
For questions contact: Coach Capellan at andycap@optonline.net
BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY
Monday, August 20 th – 5:00pm (meet at the Nature Study on Webster Avenue)
For questions contact: Coach Intervallo at joint415@hotmail.com
In order to be ready for the start of the season you must have a completed Sports Physical
and have submitted the health form to the High School’s Health Office. The sports physicals
can be dropped off at the Health Office at Trinity School on Monday, August 13 and Tuesday,
August 14 (no later than 11:00am)
The New Rochelle Board of Education tonight (8/7) accepted the resignation of New Rochelle High School Principal Reginald Richardson, which was submitted earlier in the day. Assistant Principal Joseph Starvaggi was named Interim Principal, and House II Principal Camille Edwards-Thomas was named Interim Assistant Principal.
The actions were taken at the Board of Education meeting in City Hall.
Find Mr. Richardson’s letter here.
The Board of Education issued the following statement:
“The City School District of New Rochelle Board of Education would like to extend our sincere gratitude and thanks to Mr. Richardson for his service in our district as New Rochelle High School Principal. During his leadership, the high school significantly increased its engagement with community services to lend a helping hand to students in need of extra help and guidance. Mr. Richardson also added to the already extensive list of Advanced Placement classes offered. He successfully co-chaired the first Westchester chapter of the My Brother’s Keeper initiative. We wish him much success in his future endeavors.”
El Consejo de Educación de New Rochelle aceptó esta noche (8/7) la renuncia del director de New Rochelle High School Reginald Richardson, que se presentó anteriormente ese mismo día. El subdirector Joseph Starvaggi fue nombrado director interino y la House II Principal Camille Edwards-Thomas fue nombrada subdirectora interina.
Las acciones se tomaron en la reunión de la Junta de Educación en City Hall.
Encuentra la carta del Sr. Richardson aquí.
La Junta de Educación emitió la siguiente declaración:
"La Junta de Educación del Distrito Escolar de la Ciudad de New Rochelle desea extender nuestra sincera gratitud y agradecimiento al Sr. Richardson por su servicio en nuestro distrito como Director de New Rochelle High School. Durante su liderazgo, la escuela secundaria aumentó significativamente su compromiso con los servicios comunitarios para ayudar a los estudiantes que necesitan ayuda y orientación adicional. El Sr. Richardson también se agregó a la ya extensa lista de clases de Advanced Placement que se ofrecen. Él co-presidió con éxito el primer capítulo de Westchester de la iniciativa My Brother's Keeper. Le deseamos mucho éxito en sus esfuerzos futuros.”
Watch the New Rochelle Board of Education meeting live here:
http://newrochelle.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?publish_id=45
The district is in receipt of the following letter. This is a personnel issue. The Board of Education will discuss the matter in executive session at its August 7 meeting and has no further comment at this time.
El distrito está recibiendo la carta siguiente. Este es un asunto de personal. La Junta de Educación discutirá el asunto en una sesión ejecutiva en su reunión del 7 de agosto y no tiene más comentarios en este momento.
July 26th, 2018
Dear Dr. Osborne,
I hereby rescind my letter of resignation dated July 19th 2018.
Best,
Reginald Richardson,
Principal of New Rochelle High School
Administrative offices and most operations at New Rochelle High School have been moved to House 4 until late July while crews ramp up construction and replace electrical switchgear equipment in other areas of the building.
Most NRHS summer school classes have been moved to Albert Leonard Middle School at 25 Gerada Lane. There will be shuttle bus service from NRHS to ALMS for summer school classes. The buses will leave from North Avenue by the Huguenot Children's Library (near Eastchester Road) on the following schedule: 8:00, 10:00 and 12:00. Buses will leave ALMS at 10:30, 12:30 and 2:30, returning to North Avenue.
Other NRHS business, including picking up transcripts, will take place in House 4, where internet service and phone lines have been re-routed.
House 4 will also be the temporary home of the District’s re-registration process, which begins this summer with incoming ninth-graders.
Power was turned off in most of the building on June 26 to allow crews to replace the equipment. The work is part of Phase II of the $106.5 million bond project approved by voters in 2016. The $46 million phase is on course to be completed later this year.
Access to House 4 is off North and Braemar avenues or from the end of Flandreau Avenue. The building’s main entrance at 265 Clove Road is temporarily closed to the staff and the general public.
The NRHS administrative office can still be reached at (914) 576-4500.
For questions on the construction, contact Director of Facilities Carl Thurnau, cthurnau@nredlearn.org, (914) 576-4222.
The following Knights are the Students of the Month for October 2018. We are so proud of their academic achievement, leadership, and commitment to the school community. Well done and keep up the good work!
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Grade 6 |
Grade 7 |
Grade 8 |
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Maximiliano Arias |
Raul Ugarte |
Jahfrika Chambers |
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Fathima Iqbal |
Aarya Joshi |
Kevin Ayapan |
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Pedro Esquivel |
Adrian Hernandez |
Shane Ramsaroop |
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Destiny Demosthene |
Samantha Ramirez |
Mikayla Scudder |
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Luciano Martinez |
Jacqueline Arias |
Ashley Valencia |
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Rebeca Marin |
Nobuto Igarashi |
Michael Herrera |
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Chloe Nadal |
Delaney Jacobs |
Dorcas Gramajo |
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Daniela Maldonado |
Diego Castillo |
Steven Choflet |
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Jennifer Rodriguez Guerra |
Janeth Navarrete |
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Sariah Thompson |
Oscar Ramirez |
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Emery Valentin |
Nika Selendic |
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Rocco Sansotta |
Ketsia Olessongo |
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IEY Chess Program
2017 Winning Stock Market Team
Students win awards at NSCF tournament.
IEY Graduation
The first marking period ends on November 9, 2018. Report cards will be mailed home at the end of November. Please schedule an appointment with your child's school counselor to discuss any academic concerns you may have.
Middle school is an exciting yet challenging time for students, their parents and teachers. According to the American School Counselor Association, during this transition from childhood to adolescence, middle school students are characterized by a need to explore a variety of interests, connecting their learning in the classroom to its practical application in life and work; high levels of activity coupled with frequent fatigue due to rapid growth. During the middle years, adolescents are searching for their own identity as they begin to grow more mature. At Isaac E. Young, the school counselors support students and families in the areas of academics, career and college readiness and social emotional development. School counselors are here as a resource for students. Please contact the school counseling office should you need assistance
Mrs. Cirilio: School Counseling Office Secretary 914-576-4367
Mrs. Rodriguez: School Counselor
Mrs. Rhett: School Counselor
Mrs. Gabr: School Counselor
Mrs. Smith: School Counselor
If you are interested in purchasing a yearbook for the 2018-2019 school year please see the form below! Yearbooks start at the low price of $30!
Isaac Young MS in-school order form.pdf
IEY Exploring NYC Club on a recent visit to the United Nations and Brooklyn Bridge
Picture Re-take day is on November 15. Order form coming soon.
"Start with Hello Week" took place at Isaac E. Young Middle School from September 24 - September 29. "Start with Hello Week" brings attention to the growing epidemic of social isolation in our schools and communities. It empowers young people to create a culture of inclusion within their school community. Here are a few highlights from our amazing week.
Go Knights!
IEY Memorial for Lauren Denninger, Special Education Teacher
On Friday, May 25th, the IEYMS community honored their colleague, teacher, and friend, Ms. Lauren Denninger. Dr. Anthony Bongo, IEY Principal, shared thoughts and memories of Ms. Denninger while the school planted and dedicated a tree in her honor. Pictured below is a special tree that was planted in honor of Ms. Denninger, (pictured Ms. Denninger's family by the tree). Another two pictures show the IEY Castle Choir singing and students and staff releasing biodegradable balloons.
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8:30 a.m.
Parents and Guests to IEYMS:
We welcome you to visit Isaac E. Young Middle School. When visiting between the hours of 8:15 and 3:30, please enter the building using the entrance facing Pelham Road. Parking is available on the street or in the lower lot. Our handicapped entrance is located on the side of the building off of Centre Avenue. You will need picture identification to enter the building. After 3:30 pm, the Centre Avenue entrance should be used to enter the building.
Thank you
Administration
Built by the Past, Ready for the Future...
"Our mission as the Isaac E. Young Middle School Community is to provide personalized learning opportunities that promote a high standard for academic success and creativity, as well as critical and independent thinking in a safe and healthy environment. Students will become responsible and respectful citizens who are lifelong learners and contributing members of their society and who meet the challenges of a diverse and changing world."
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