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Feb. 15 Bond Referendum: Your One-Stop Shop
On February 15, 2022, the Eastchester Union Free School District community will vote on a bond referendum to address the needs of aging buildings and the health and safety of all students, faculty and staff. Through needed updates and improvements, this two-part proposal will allow us to adapt to the concerns of modern times and remain committed to our mission to “provide a quality education in a safe, stable and secure environment.” This page will serve as your one-stop shop for all information pertaining to the bond.
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In Case You Missed It: Register Now to Take a Tour of Our Facilities Before Feb. 15 Bond Referendum
We are offering in-person tours of our facilities so that members of the community can see the condition of our infrastructure firsthand as well as the other items that this bond will address. We can accommodate approximately 15 people per tour.
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Eagle's Eye View (Part One): Pushing Onward with a Plan ~ COVID Guidelines & Resources
In part one of the latest segment of Eagle's Eye View, Superintendent Rob Glass welcomes back students and staff with an update on the District's commitment to safe, in-person learning including a multi-pronged strategy to propel us forward in the New Year and beyond and the resources available to school community members.
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Eagle's Eye View (Part Two + Three): Feb. 15 Bond Referendum and An Update on Diversity, Equity & Inclusion and Strategy Work
In parts two and three of the latest segment of Eagle's Eye View, Superintendent Glass gives an overview on the upcoming Safety, Security & Infrastructure Bond including how the community can sign-up for in-person tours of the facilities leading up to the vote. Lastly, is an update on the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion and Strategic Plan for the District.
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An Advocacy Letter from Eastchester's Board of Education
Read an advocacy letter from Eastchester Union Free School District's Board of Education to the Governor of New York State asking for the consideration of specific measures that will enable schools all across the state to operate safely while maximizing in-person instructional time.
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