There will be a Board of Education meeting held on Thursday, October 16, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at the Port Chester Middle School Auditorium. Please be advised, members of the public may attend the October 16, 2025, Board of Education Meeting in person or view the livestream of the Meeting on the District Website at portchesterschools.org beginning at 7:00 p.m. 

The meeting will be live-streamed, and can be watched by clicking here.

Watching the meeting: To watch a Board of Education Meeting live-streamed you must use the direct link provided with this notice.

Replays of meetings will be available on the website.

 

Date Added: 10/15/2025

Dear Port Chester Schools Community,

The Port Chester Board of Education has several advisory committees, and we are excited to invite you to consider joining one of these vital groups. These committees play a significant role in shaping the direction and initiatives of our district.

If you are interested in contributing your time and expertise, please reach out to our District Clerk at cmaggi@portchesterschools.org by October 31, 2025. Each committee will meet at least twice this year to discuss and advance various important topics. There's no need to reapply if you are already participating on a committee. We value your continued involvement.

The committees you can join are as follows:

- Community Partners
- Multi-Lingual Learner
- Facilities (Buildings and Grounds)
- Health, Wellness and Safety
- SRO
- Ethics
- Special Education

Thank you for your dedication and support. We look forward to working together to make a positive impact in our schools.

Date Added: 10/10/2025  

Dear Ramily,

Port Chester High School is alive with energy as Homecoming and School Spirit Week take center stage, showcasing the pride and creativity of our students. Each grade was assigned a specific color, and students are proudly sporting T-shirts that identify them as seniors, juniors, sophomores, or freshmen. The spirit is truly palpable as the building buzzes with excitement.

Adding to the festive atmosphere, each grade has transformed an entire wing of the school based on imaginative themes. From the seniors’ sweet Candy Land to the juniors’ enchanting world of Disney’s Tangled, the decorations are a remarkable display of student creativity. The sophomores brought a lively Circus theme, while the freshmen created an Enchanted Forest that captivates with its magical touch. Together, these transformations create an immersive experience for everyone who walks through the halls. Kudos to our high school students and staff for making Spirit Week such a joyous occasion. The highlight of my day was touring the building and witnessing the vibrant displays and spirited students, all of whom contribute to an unforgettable atmosphere of school pride.

In addition to the excitement of Spirit Week, I was also deeply impressed by the inaugural Evening College Fair held last night at Port Chester High School. A huge shoutout to our counseling team for orchestrating such an inspiring and well-intended event. The fair provided families with invaluable resources and insights into their children’s futures, offering a glimpse of the many possibilities that lie ahead. It was a night filled with hope and encouragement, shining a light on the limitless potential of our students.

Together, these events not only celebrate the energy and pride of Port Chester High School but also emphasize the importance of community, creativity, and future opportunities for all.


#PCpride


Dr. Aurelia Henriquez
Superintendent of Schools

 

 

Date Added: 10/14/2025

Port Chester Schools were honored to welcome New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) President Melinda Person for a special visit recently. During her time on campus, she toured classrooms, engaged with students and staff, and experienced firsthand the energy and innovation that fuel teaching and learning across the district.

Her visit highlighted the district’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence, student-centered learning, and strong partnerships with educators. Teachers and staff proudly shared how they are preparing students for future success while fostering a culture of collaboration and community.

A special thank you to PCSTV for capturing the day in a highlight reel. Don’t miss the chance to relive this inspiring visit!

 

 

Date Added: 10/14/2025

Welcome back to Staff Spotlight! Today we’re featuring Stacey Losito, a proud Port Chester graduate who returned to the district as a computer teacher after earning her Master’s in Educational Technology at Iona University. Her full-circle journey reflects both her technical expertise and her lifelong dedication to the Port Chester community.

What inspired you to pursue a career in education?

After PCHS, I earned my Master’s in Educational Technology at Iona College (now Iona University). My passion for computers began early, inspired by my father’s career at IBM. While at Iona, I was hired as a Computer Teacher in Port Chester. One of my schools was my alma mater, Park Avenue.

How has your role at the district evolved over the years?

When the Computer Teacher role was phased out, I transitioned into my current administrative position. I now use my skills, especially in graphic design, for professional development banners, Board of Education materials, and more. This September marked my 31st year with the district!

What do you find most rewarding about your work here?

As a teacher, I loved impacting students. One even told me years later that I inspired them to pursue a degree in computers. In my administrative role, I value supporting teachers, staff, and students, and helping the district achieve Success for Every Student.

Can you share a memorable experience or success story?

Career highlights include leading the Mentors and Mentees’ Meet & Greet at Crawford Park, organizing New Teacher Orientation, and managing Superintendent Conference Days with CTLE certification. Most meaningful has been the strong professional relationships I’ve built, many lasting long past retirement.

What’s one fun fact about yourself or something you enjoy outside of work?

I stay active with Zumba, which brings a Latin-inspired twist to the dance routines I grew up loving. I also have a passion for singing, from church choir to karaoke. Recently, a friend recorded me covering songs like Time After Time, Dreams, and Love is a Battlefield.

Do you have a favorite quote or life mantra that inspires you?

My favorite quote is John C. Maxwell’s, “Teamwork makes the dream work.” I also live by my mother’s advice: “Take a Zero.” It reminds me that perfection isn’t everything. We all need grace, balance, and pride in our efforts, even when things don’t go as planned.

 

Date Added: 10/14/2025