Category: Education

More than 160 Yonkers students applied for a new housing scholarship at Purchase College through a first-of-its-kind partnership with YPIE.

A. Donald Duncan III, who led the Yonkers Public Schools Human Relations Department during the city's landmark 1986 school desegregation, has died at 91.

The Yonkers Public Library offers free 3D printing services to cardholders, allowing up to three custom prints per month.

Five Yonkers high school students were awarded prizes ranging from $100 to $500 in the 3rd Annual Yonkers Aqueduct Essay Contest. Winners from Lincoln, Roosevelt, and Sacred Heart High Schools received cash awards, with matching funds going to their schools. The contest, sponsored by Friends of The Old Croton Aqueduct, focused on the historic 26-mile trail.

Yonkers Board of Education New Trustees to be Sworn In Friday April 11, 2025

Community Gardens in Yonkers provide residents an opportunity to grow their own food, meet other residents and beautify green spaces.