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Students at George Washington Elementary School transformed their dual-language classrooms into living science museums Wednesday afternoon as they welcomed dozens of parents to explore their English and Spanish ecosystems exhibits.

Ridgeway School third-grade teacher George Tsuji has been selected as a 2025 Hero in Education by the Westchester East Putnam PTA, an honor that recognizes educators and community members who embody the PTA’s mission of supporting and empowering every child.

Happy Thanksgiving, cherished families! As we head into the long holiday weekend, the White Plains City School District Board of Education, our administrative team and I would like to extend our heartfelt wishes to you and your loved ones for a joyful, healthy and restful Thanksgiving break.

White Plains Soccer Fest 2026 needs a logo -- and you can design it to help celebrate the global impact of World Cup competition and promote the City of White Plains as the central economic and cultural hub of Westchester County! 

Post Road Elementary School transformed into a miniature globe Tuesday as students celebrated World Culture Day by “traveling” from country to country with paper passports that teachers stamped upon entry into each classroom.

Ridgeway students strapped on their running shoes and raced each other this morning in the school's annual Turkey Trot, a fundraiser hosted by the PTA. Teachers even joined in on the fun with an inflatable mascot race to kick off the festivities. 

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Students at Church Street were treated to a Broadway show right from the comfort of their own auditorium last Wednesday through Friday. Fifth-grade students performed songs and dances from five famous theater productions in their Beyond Broadway show, which is a program that is funded in part by The Friends of White Plains Public Schools, who were in attendance alongside members of Grandpas United.

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Dear WPCSD Families, 

As we get ready for winter, the district will be running a test of our weather delay and closure notification system this Sunday, November 23, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. 

This is just a test to make sure everyone receives alerts properly. You’ll get a message by phone, text, or email. 

If you don’t receive the test alert, please contact your school office to update your contact information or visit our ParentSquare page on the district website to find out how to update your information or register.  

Thank you for helping us stay prepared for winter weather! 

The Friends of White Plain Public Schools and the White Plains Alumni Association will hold their second annual Homecoming Gathering from 5 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, November 26, at Ron Blacks, 181 Mamaroneck Avenue. Admission is free, but donations are encouraged. Advance registration is requested, and you can register now at friendsofwpps.org. For more information, email FriendsofWPPS@gmail.com.      

Students at Highlands Middle School were treated to a high-energy visit from Thomas “TJ” Cristina, CEO and co-founder of the popular athletic and casual apparel brand GOAT USA – who urged them to not wait for opportunities to come knocking.

Five standout athletes at White Plains High School received a spirited send-off Thursday morning on their way to the 2025 NYSPHSAA Girls Swimming & Diving State Championships in Webster, N,Y.

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Pride, emotion and years of hard work were on full display Monday afternoon at White Plains High School, where four outstanding senior athletes celebrated their acceptance to NCAA Division I colleges next year.

Church Street Elementary School students raced around the school last Friday for their Turkey Trot, a fundraiser organized by the PTA. Parents cheered their children on as they ran, and each student received a medal as they crossed the finish line! The race, which was for fifth grade students in the past, was recently expanded to be more inclusive and allow all students to participate.

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About 50 White Plains High School students attended a healthcare career panel discussion Thursday morning at the Media Center, where a group of industry professionals from across Westchester County discussed their professional paths and provided them with valuable job tips.

Ten individuals and the 1993-94 state championship varsity boys basketball team were enshrined in the White Plains High School Athletics Hall of Fame on Monday evening. The ceremony kicked off with a social reception, where inductees congregated with a large crowd of family and old friends to celebrate and reminisce on their times playing sports for White Plains High School.

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Seven highly motivated White Plains High School seniors have submitted their research papers and applications to one of the most challenging and prestigious science competitions in the nation — the Regeneron Science Talent Search (STS).

Post Road students zoomed around the field this morning for the Miles and Smiles run, a PTA fundraiser at the school. The run also promoted healthy habits to the students as they got to exercise for a good cause. The event raised money to help Post Road’s PTA continue their support of Post Road students. Parents even came out to cheer their children on! At the end of the run, students received medals and refreshed with snacks before heading back to class. Students who are on the Girls on the Run team also supported the event by running with their classmates and providing encouragement to the other runners. 

Students at Eastview thanked our country’s servicemen with musical performances during their annual Veterans Day “Musical Salute!” this morning. Jim Guerin, an Air Force Veteran, also came to the stage during the performances to speak to students.

“Play On!” is hitting the stage of the White Plains High School Little Theater tonight, and students completed their final rehearsal to prepare for the show yesterday afternoon. The play is a comedy which features a tumultuous theater production where the playwright wreaks havoc with constant rewrites. It will be performed at 7 p.m. on Friday, November 7, and Saturday, November 8. Tickets can be purchased for $10 at the door with cash or check.

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