Bronxville took the top honors, according to a report released by Niche this week, which ranked the best places to raise a family in New York based on the quality of public schools, safety, affordability and access to family amenities based on collected data. Several Westchester locales made the list, with Bronxville on top, at fourth overall with A+ grades across the board.
The Bronxville community recently welcomed new Schools Superintendent Roy Montesano with a rousing reception that included students, parents, faculty and administrators. Last year, current Superintendent David Quattrone announced his intention to retire at the end of the academic year, prompting the Board of Education to launch a lengthy search for his successor, which landed on Montesano, who will leave the same position in Hastings-on-Hudson.
With a new permanent Superintendent of Schools selected, the Bronxville Board of Education is ready to welcome Roy Montesano to the district with a welcome reception this week. Last year, current Superintendent David Quattrone announced his intention to retire at the end of the academic year , prompting the Board of Education to launch a lengthy search for his successor, which landed on Montesano, who will leave the same position in Hastings-on-Hudson.
Following an extensive, nationwide search, the Bronxville Board of Education has announced that Hastings-on-Hudson Superintendent Roy Montesano will take over the same position in the local school district, beginning this summer. Last year, current Superintendent David Quattrone announced his plans to retire at the end of the academic year, prompting the Board of Education to launch their lengthy search for his successor.
Following an extensive, nationwide search, the Bronxville Board of Education has announced that Hastings-on-Hudson Superintendent Roy Montesano will take over the same position in the local school district, beginning this summer. Last year, current Superintendent David Quattrone announced his plans to retire at the end of the academic year, prompting the Board of Education to launch their lengthy search for his successor.
