UPCOMING EVENTS (Click calendar icon for monthly view)

  • All Other Varsity & JV Fall Sports begin

    JJHS Events

  • BOE Meeting

    7:00 p.m. - Anticipated Executive Session

    7:30 p.m. - Public Session

     John Jay High School, Library 

    Katonah - Lewisboro School District

  • Kindergarten Visitation at Elementary Schools

    Elem School Events

  • Elem New Families Gr. 1-5 Visitation at Elementary Schools

    Elem School Events

  • JJHS New Family Visitation Gr. 9-12

    JJHS Events
  • JJMS Library

    JJMS New Family Orientation

    JJMS Events

  • JJMS 6th Grade Meet & Greet

    JJMS Events

  • JJHS 9th Grade Orientation

    JJHS Events

  • LABOR DAY

    Katonah - Lewisboro School District

  • Superintendent's Conference Day - NO STUDENTS

    Katonah - Lewisboro School District
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WELCOME TO KATONAH-LEWISBORO SCHOOL DISTRICT

  • Last day of school
  • Congrats, Class of 2018!

    Congratulations, Class of 2018! 

  • Congratulations, Eight Graders, on Moving Up!

    Eight graders celebrate after Moving Up! 

  • Congratulations, Fifth Graders, on Moving Up!

    Fifth Graders receive their self-portraits--done when they were in kindergarten--after Moving Up! 

  • Thank you, Retirees!

    Thank you, retirees, for everything you've done for our students. We wish you all the best.

  • Congratulations, Tenure Recipients!

    Congratulations, tenure recipients! 

  • Meet the district-wide professional development team. MORE. 

  • College Athlete Recognition Reception At last count, twenty-six college-bound student-athletes will continue to compete in their sport at the inter-collegiate level. Congratulations!

    Congratulations to all college-bound student-athletes who will continue to compete in their sport at the inter-collegiate level!

  • No Place for Hate

     It's official! John Jay High School is No Place for Hate. Well done, to all who paticipated. MORE.

  • Elementary Music

    Students display the results of weekly lessons and rehearsals. MORE. 

  • girls LAX Section Champs

    Congratulations to Women's and Men's Lacrosse--both teams are Section Champs! 

NEWSWORTHY

  • Field Trips for English Language Learners Broaden Horizons and Build Comradery

    MORE.

    District News

  • Over 250 Seniors Participate in Independent Experiences

    MORE.

    JJHS News

  • Fourth Graders Learn about Katonah--the Village that Moved

    MORE.

    KES News

  • Two Staff Developers Appointed by the KLSD Board of Education

    MORE.

    District News

  • Fifth Grade Orientation at John Jay Middle School

    MORE.

    Elementary News

  • Meet the District's Elementary Band, Chorus, and Orchestra Teachers

    MORE.

    Elementary News

  • Senior Recognition Awards Honor the Class of 2018!

    MORE.

    JJHS News

  • WWII Veteran and Concentration Camp Liberator Speaks to 8th Grade

    MORE.

    JJMS News

  • Wellness Day: True Stories, Engaging Conversations, Creative Expressions

    MORE.

    JJHS News

  • John Jay High School Recognized as "No Place for Hate" by Anti-Defamation League

    MORE.

    JJHS News

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FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT

July 17, 2018

Dear Katonah-Lewisboro Community,

As you may be aware, New York State has enacted legislative amendments authorizing school districts and local municipalities to establish “charitable funds” with the possibility of real property tax credits available to resident property owners who contribute to such funds. Over the past few months, we have been working with our legal counsel and with our representatives in Albany to explore the option offered by New York State. At this time, our Board of Education is not taking action to establish such a fund as we continue to await comprehensive guidance from the IRS or from the NYS Department of Taxation and Finance.

Our Board discussed this matter at its July 12 reorganization meeting [click here to view video of meeting].  Rest assured that we will continue to monitor developments with an eye toward the needs of our community members and what is best for our school district. 

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

Andrew Selesnick, Superintendent of Schools

For additional information from the Superintendent's office, please click HERE.