Elementary School

The Elementary School is a day and residential  public school serving both boys and girls.  Each class has a teacher and teacher associate with 8 students on the roster. (8:1:1 ratio).  The Elementary School provides a comprehensive educational program in accordance with the Regulations of the New York State Education Department.  Instruction is based on New York State Standards and on students’ Individual Education Plans (IEP).  The school year is extended to include a thirty-day summer program for all students.  Students are prepared to become critical thinkers as well as self-confident, respectful, responsible, independent learners and citizens.  This year there will be an emphasis on reading instruction in order to improve early literacy.

A specially trained and certified instructional staff employs a multitude of strategies and materials to teach students. Special subjects, such as art, music, physical education and technology are part of the program.  This program allows teachers to meet the students’ academic, social and emotional needs. Families are an integral part of the school.  Parents are invited to visit the school whenever they wish to meet with teachers, administrators and to observe their children in class.

Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) is our behavior management program establishing a common language in the school of Respect, Responsibility and Safety.  The students experiencing academic and social/emotional deficits, are rewarded for displaying positive character traits throughout the school day.

Students are provided with a quality education where diversity, creativity, mutual respect and self-esteem are emphasized and cultivated.  A collaborative partnership exists among students, educators, parents, and the community.  Successes are measured not only by students’ test scores but by who they become and the real life experience they gain at Greenburgh Eleven.

PRINCIPAL
Dr. William Rolon
(914) 693-8500, Ext. 296
wrolon@greenburgheleven.org