Founded in 1949 by the Carmelite order of Catholics, the Transfiguration School is closely tied to the Church of the…More Transfiguration in Tarrytown. The school has approximately 240 students spread across grades Pre-Kindergarten - 8.</p> <p>Transfiguration School provides a structured religious and academic education that stresses the tenets of Catholic faith. The school has been awarded full accreditation by the Middle States Association of Colleges and School and adheres to a NYS Learning Standards curriculum.</p> <p>The Principal of Transfiguration School is Audrey J. Woods.</p>

Washington Irving School serves Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow students in grades 4 - 5. The school has less than 400…More students and roughly 60 full and part-time staff and assistants.</p> <p>The school offers standard educational courses and also has a rich extra-curricular program that includes theatre, sports, music and school service groups.</p> <p>The iconic red-brick and white trim school building was originally opened as Washington Irving High School in 1925. It became the Washington Irving Intermediate School in 1957 when the High School moved into Sleepy Hollow.</p> <p>The school's principal is Dr. Bill Greene.</p>

Sleepy Hollow High School serves students in grades 9 - 12. The school has about 800 students and over 100 full and…More part-time staff and assistants.</p> <p>The High School offers broad-based high school curriculum of more than 160 courses, in addition to 17 Advanced Placement courses and 18 honors courses. The school has earned recognition for retaining and graduating students at an exceptional rate. </p> <p>In addition to an athletics program, the high school has six honor societies, a television studio, an extensive multi-media program and offers 28 after-school clubs.</p> <p>The Principal of Sleepy Hollow High School is Carol Conklin.</p>

Located in the new, dominating High School/Middle School building on the east side of Broadway, Sleepy Hollow Middle…More school serves district students in grades 6 - 8. The school has about 530 students and over 80 full and part-time staff and assistants. </p> <p>Although the Middle School shares a building with Sleepy Hollow High School, the schools remain separate with their own designated areas, activities and staff.</p> <p>The school offers honors classes in math and science, special education services and English as a Second Language classes. The Middle School also has over 18 extra-curricular clubs and societies as well as an athletics department.</p> <p>The Principal of the school is Elizabeth Lopez.</p>

Hackley is on of the most renowned private schools in the region. It is an independent, college-preparatory, day and…More boarding school for students in grades K-12. Last school year, Hackley had 835 students.</p> <p>The school, dates back to 1899 when Mrs. Caleb Brewster Hackley reserved her land adjacent to Benedict Avenue, for young men's boarding school. The school became co-educational in 1970. It is accredited through the New York State Association of Independent School.</p> <p>The school offers over 14 Advanced Placement courses and the regular school curriculum adequately prepares many students to take AP English, American History, Government, Art History, Modern European History and Economics exams in their junior year. </p> <p>The school is also known for its competitive athletics programs. Hackley's motto is, "United We Help One Another." The Headmaster of the school is Walter C. Johnson, who has held the position since 1995.</p>

Pocantico Hills Central School District serves the hamlet of Pocantico Hills. The school has one facility on Bedford…More Rd. that serves grades K - 8. Graduating students primarily attend Sleepy Hollow High School.</p> <p>Pocantico Hills Central School has about 330 students and 32 teachers according to 2008 statistics from the New York State Education Department. The quaint school is well maintained and benefits from strong teachers, support staff and an involved PTA. The school also offers a day camp for six weeks during summer.</p> <p>The Principal of Pocantico Hills Central School is Stanley Steele. The Superintendent of the district is Jay Scotto-Friedman.</p>