Greenville School is a public elementary school in the Edgemont Union Free School District. According to the site…More GreatSchools, it is one of very few public elementary schools in New York to receive a GreatSchools rating of 9 out of 10.</p> <p> </p>

Fox Meadow is the largest of the districts five elementary schools, but it strives to maintain an accessible feel to…More parents and keep a supportive environment that allows children to explore and take chances.</p> <p>The PTA offers an exhaustive selection for after school programming and is involved regularly in the school's activities. The principal is Duncan Wilson.</p>

Edgemont's Seely Place School receive a distinguished GreatSchools rating of 10 out of 10.

Parents rated the…More school 5 out of 5 stars, on average and talk about the school's nurturing and supportive atmosphere. The principal is Edward Kennedy.</p> <p>Seely Place is a Lincoln Center Institute  (LCI) School - which is an arts and education organization that focuses on works of art, including performing and visual arts, in teaching.</p>

The school was opened in 1919 and has had a reputation for excellence ever since. The present principal is Scott E.…More Houseknecht.</p> <p>The community works closely and collaboratively with the school to provide a friendly atmosphere and dedication of the teachers and staff is palpable. Since opening, the school has had just 6 principals.</p> <p>The makeup of the student body tends to be more diverse and multicultural than many of the other schools within the district, which the school uses to its advantage in educating students about the world beyond the school doors.</p> <p>Special programs include Classical Cafe, Historical Society (which has its own <a href="http://edgewoodschoolhistory.blogspot.com/">blog</a>) and Media Club.</p>

The Edgemont School District includes Edgemont Jr./Sr. High School, Greenville Elementary School and Seely Place…More Elementary School.</p> <p>The Edgemont Board of Education consists of six elected members- President Maggi Landau, Michaeline Curtis, Thomas McCormack, Wasim Salimi, Gerry Stoughton and Lisa Wexler.</p> <p>Board meetings are held twice a month on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in the Central Office Conference Room on the Edgemont Campus. The meetings are open to the public.</p>

The Immaculate Heart of Mary School was established in December 1927.

The school follows the curriculum…More implemented by the NYS Department of Education as adapted by the Archdiocese of New York. The courses included are Maths (High School Math prep available for advanced students), Science, Language Arts and Reading, Religion (Scripture, Morality, Dogma, and Liturgy), Music, Art, French, Physical Education, Health, Library Science and Computers.</p> <p><br /></p>

Our Lady of Fatima School was founded in 1950. The school is a member of the National Catholic Educational…More Association (NCEA), and the European Council for International Schools.</p> <p>The curriculum follows the New York State curriculum for elementary schools and Archidiocesan Essential Learnings. Some focus is placed on daily religious education and sacramental prep. In addition to the academic curriculum, the students will learn responsibility, respect for authority, consideration for the rights of others, and self-discipline. Children of all faiths are welcomed to attend the school.</p>

Quaker Ridge, while a large school for the district, manages to concentrate on keeping learning fun, illuminating and…More excitement while continuing to keep the curriculum at pace.</p> <p>Teachers have autonomy within their classrooms to develop lesson plans that suit their classes and are encouraged to develop a love of learning within their students.</p> <p>The principal, Robyn S. Lane is vigilant and interactive with parents and the PTA is involved on many levels within the school.</p>