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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!
The following student-athletes have been recognized for their achievements in their respective sports as All-League Award-winners. Congratulations!
Track
Moyah Cameron - High Jump
Camila Napoli - 100Mhh
Thomas Perrone - 1600m
Joe Tapia - 800m
George Tsoukalas- Long Jump Triple Jump
Ayenaliz Velasquez - 100m Long Jump
Tahleak Wells - Shot Put
Softball
Brooklyn Ostrowski – All Section, All league and Co Player of the Year
Jenna Yusi – All Section and All League
Madison Ostrowski – All section Honorable Mention and All League
Kyah Kramer – All League
Baseball
Anthony Marini - All Section Honorable Mention
Luke Masi
Joseph Rinello
Corey Heckel
It was an afternoon to recognize the hard work of student singers and musicians during the PCMS Performing Arts Awards ceremony. Parents and friends celebrated the success at the recent competition in Hershey, Pennsylvania, and several individuals were recognized for their work.
King Street Crossing guards Lynn Luzzi and Connie Catalano were recently honored for the work they do every day to keep children safe.
Senior Jacinta Olonilua will be attending Harvard University in the fall after being accepted into 13 colleges, including five Ivy league schools. Watch a special News 12 report featuring the top scholar.
Port Chester High School is an institution that students and staff are proud to call home. A culturally diverse student body is one of our greatest strengths, and together, we look to build on the school's legacy and rich traditions.
A dynamic administrative team leads a school community that is focused on teaching and learning. Students are supported by professionals who value the importance of academic achievement and are dedicated to ensuring that students receive the highest quality education possible. Everyone here feels part of a team whose mission is to help students do their best by creating a positive atmosphere that permits students to learn and teachers to teach.
Over a third of our students successfully complete at least one Honors, Advanced Placement or college level course at PCHS. We are one of the few Westchester high school authorized to offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program. College-level courses are offered in cooperation with the Westchester Community College Advanced College Experience Program and SUNY Oneonta.
Outside of the classroom, we offer opportunities for students to develop and grow through participation in numerous athletic, musical and other venues. In the pulsing beat of the award-winning marching band one hears the drumming of the heart of this school. As our athletes race across field and court, one feels the adrenaline rush of Ram Pride. And in art, choir, theater, journalism and a multitude of extracurricular opportunities, students rise to challenge their potential and broaden themselves.
About one-third of our students participate in at least one sport. Our student athletes have won league championships in football, soccer, wrestling, basketball, baseball and track. In addition, we possess a nationally recognized cheer leading program. Award-winning theater, band and choral programs continue to be a tremendous source of pride. Literacy publications showcase our students' journalistic talents, and the number of other clubs and numerous honor societies demonstrates the well-roundedness of our student body.
In "Hamlet", Shakespeare wrote, "We know what we are, but know not what we may be." It is this discovering and uncovering of all of our potentials that is at the heart of education and the essence of Port Chester High School.
