We are pleased to announce the launch of our 2026 Capital Project Bond video, along with updates to the bond website. As a reminder, we will be hosting three Town Hall events in advance of the May 19, 2026, vote.

Each event will include a presentation of the proposed projects along with a chance for discussion, questions, and answers. Building tours will be available at Fox Meadow and Edgewood starting at 6:30 PM on May 4th and 6th, respectively. For more details, please visit our Bond page at https://www.scarsdaleschools.org/bond2026.

The Wait to Gate campaign is a simple community movement to keep high school athletics alcohol free. The goal is not to judge adult choices, but to create a clear and consistent environment around our students. The Scarsdale Public Schools and Scarsdale Action for Youth (SAY) would like to remind parents that alcohol should not be distributed or consumed during sporting events at our schools. Let’s keep the focus on our children and their efforts on the field!  For more information, please go to www.SayScarsdale.org/waittogate. Thank you!

We are pleased to share the video recording and responses to the frequently asked questions from our March 24, 2026, elementary math parent Zoom meeting. The meeting slides are also available here. These resources have also been added to the Parent Resources tab of our public-facing Math website. As always, please continue to share questions with your child's teacher.

Are you deciding whether to get your child a phone as you prepare them for middle school? IRL Scarsdale is bringing together 4th and 5th grade parents on Monday, April 27th at 7PM to discuss digital norms for our community and protecting our children’s well-being. You can register for the event here. The evening features Katey McPherson, a veteran public educator and leading voice in digital wellness, and Detective Christopher Moleski of the Scarsdale PD, who will provide essential local safety insights. The event will focus on tech habits that prioritize mental health, academics, and internet safety. Curious about alternatives to traditional smartphones? This event includes a live demo of the Bark Phone, which allows parents to manage apps, contacts, and screen time without the risks of less restricted devices.

In honor of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States and the 325th anniversary of Scarsdale, the Village has developed a Children’s Float Competition to be featured at the Memorial Day Parade on May 25th. Residents are encouraged to use their creativity and join us in commemorating these important anniversaries! Entries must be submitted via online submission form by May 15, 2026, at 5:00pm. For questions or further information, please contact Ruby Tower at rtower@scarsdale.gov.