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King Street School educates about 425 students in grades K-5. We offer full day Kindergarten and an age-appropriate curriculum for our students that includes literacy, math, hands-on inquiry based science, digital literacy, and the arts.
School tours are available for prospective families interested in getting a first-hand look at our school. Tours are led by the principal, Mr. Sam Ortiz. They include a tour of the building, short classroom visits and a question/answer period. You can schedule a visit by emailing our school secretary Maggie Morban or by calling the school at (914) 934-7900.
We are honored and proud to present our District's new Dual Language Web Presence! We invite you to learn more and explore our rich and diverse programs. Visit our new Dual Language Program Website to learn more about our programs, different opportunities for parents, research and much more!
The Port Chester Union Free School District has published a draft of its safety plan. Click here to learn more about the details.
Property tax owners are reminded that the first half of school taxes are due Sept. 30, 2019. A 2% penalty, mandated under state law, applies after that date. Please see the full notice from Town of Rye Receiver of Taxes Nicholas Mecca attached here.
Click here for more information on how to participate in the 9th Annual ART10573 indoor art show and sale, sponsored by the Port Chester Council for the Arts., Inc.
After more than 30 years working in the district Deputy Superintendent Joseph Durney has announced he will retire later this year. Click here to read more about his extensive career serving the students, staff and families of Port Chester.
The ceremony had to be moved indoors due to the weather, but that in no way dampened the excitement as Bond Advisory Members, school and town officials broke ground in a symbolic gesture as construction gets underway at Port Chester High School
There were 292 students who received their diplomas from Port Chester High School during commencement ceremonies held on June 27. Click here to read more about the special ceremony!
As part of Summer Reading at New York Libraries, the State Education Department and ¨myON¨ by Renaissance are partnering to bring thousands of
authentic enhanced digital books to children from birth through 12th grade and their families all around the state. Unlimited, 24/7 access to myON digital
library will be available through a single shared account login from May 1st through September 30th. Children and families can read online using any web-enabled device and offline using free mobile apps. Click on the link below using the username: read and the password: books
http://www.summerreadingnys.org/myon/
