News and board records from the school districts serving Cortlandt. District boundaries cross town and village lines.
At its October 21 meeting, the Hendrick Hudson school board heard how residents could shape the 2027–32 District Compass, alongside PTA advocacy, budget updates and five policy first readings.
Meeting, recording & records →The October 7 school board meeting authorized a limited senior pilot for late 2026–27, reviewed teaching and student supports, and approved meal-policy and budget business.
Meeting, recording & records →At its October 1 work session, the board approved two school tax-roll corrections and accepted a PTA contribution for Lincoln-Titus programs.
Meeting, recording & records →The September 24 board meeting also brought approval of a district pickup mini-bid and a Monmouth University student-teaching agreement, alongside the Elementary School opening report.
Meeting, recording & records →At its September 23 meeting, the school board asked administrators to explore an open-campus proposal, gave meal and student-service policies first readings, and approved a gymnastics merger with Pawling.
Meeting, recording & records →The September 17 minutes record a divided vote on board goals, followed by budget, tax and school-supply actions.
Meeting, recording & records →The September 14 meeting also brought contractor approvals and gifts for Mohansic playground equipment and sports-field tables.
Meeting, recording & records →The September 10 meeting covered playground and fitness work, an Elementary School well planned for the next summer, adult meal prices and the professional development plan.
Meeting, recording & records →The September 9 meeting covered athletic master planning, a six-member board operating with a vacancy, upcoming goals and consent approvals, including the cheer team’s Nationals trip.
Meeting, recording & records →The August 31 meeting also authorized an $80,425 electric-account transfer, service agreements and athletic trips as the new school year approached.
Meeting, recording & records →The August 31 meeting paired financial and staffing business with building tours. A repair-reserve transfer passed in the 6–0 consent vote; a removed facility-use request passed with one abstention.
Meeting, recording & records →The August 27 minutes record one board action: approval of the personnel agenda by an 8–0 vote.
Meeting, recording & records →The August 27 work session included energy-project votes, a technology presentation and second-meal pricing for the school year.
Meeting, recording & records →The October 27 league game is among 16 results listed for the combined Croton-Harmon, Briarcliff and Hen Hud team.
The school-linked record lists a 3–1 Pleasantville victory on October 27, after a 5–3 Croton-Harmon win in their earlier league game.
The school-linked record lists wins over Horace Greeley and Brewster in October.
The November 4 school-board agenda also proposes air analysis at Buchanan-Verplanck, a corrected mechanical-contract amount and second readings of five policies.
The school-linked record lists the October 24 league game and an earlier loss to Pearl River.
The school-linked schedule lists a 6–0 Ardsley win on October 24.
Four change orders in the 2024 bond project’s second phase cover bathroom, eyewash, drain and drinking-fountain work. The listed changes total $25,808.21.
The October 19 win followed two home losses, according to the team’s school-linked results.
An October 19 district plan describes proposed spending-plan work, financial reconciliation and payroll controls ahead of a November 4 audit-acceptance item.
The schools’ combined girls varsity team won the October 17 non-league game at Hendrick Hudson.
School-linked records show 3–0 Panas wins in the teams’ October 15 and September 17 matches.
The high school events are scheduled for 5–6:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. The district lists cash-only Haunted High School admission and a concert featuring approximately 200 student musicians.
The October 3 varsity game also included Lakeland’s 2026 Athletic Hall of Fame ceremony.
The school board approved the donation for 2026–27 enrichment programs in a 7–0 vote.
The district lists November 22 as the registration deadline and November 30 as the first day of tryouts and practice.
The September 24 actions covered the annual financial-statements audit and a separate internal-controls risk assessment dated December 2025.
The September 23 approval covered Enviroscience Consultants. A district memo listed the analysis cost as $79,720 and connected the work to the 2024 Capital Project.
The September 23 board vote supported interscholastic gymnastics access through a longstanding multi-school arrangement, according to the district’s accompanying memo.
The Mohansic PTA gift was designated for two sand tables and one rocker. The school board accepted it through its September 14 consent agenda.
Adult breakfast costs $3.62 plus tax and adult lunch costs $5.40 plus tax under the prices approved September 10.
A September 9 vote directed the superintendent to solicit quotes during the board’s discussion of a district-wide athletics master plan.
The August 31 approval authorized reallocating funds from contract expenses for greeters and monitors and high school social worker salaries to electricity. The minutes marked the reallocation retroactive to June 30, 2026.
The August 31 approval covered remaining 2025–26 budget funds. Its accompanying memo described increasing the reserve from $1,714,978 up to $1,800,000, including interest earned.
The August 31 approvals include $51,235 for Brookside Elementary’s roof-edge canopy and $22,403.02 for light fixtures with emergency battery packs.
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At its October 21 meeting, the Hendrick Hudson school board heard how residents could shape the 2027–32 District Compass, alongside PTA advocacy, budget updates and five policy first readings.
The October 7 school board meeting authorized a limited senior pilot for late 2026–27, reviewed teaching and student supports, and approved meal-policy and budget business.
At its October 1 work session, the board approved two school tax-roll corrections and accepted a PTA contribution for Lincoln-Titus programs.
The September 24 board meeting also brought approval of a district pickup mini-bid and a Monmouth University student-teaching agreement, alongside the Elementary School opening report.
At its September 23 meeting, the school board asked administrators to explore an open-campus proposal, gave meal and student-service policies first readings, and approved a gymnastics merger with Pawling.
The September 17 minutes record a divided vote on board goals, followed by budget, tax and school-supply actions.
The September 14 meeting also brought contractor approvals and gifts for Mohansic playground equipment and sports-field tables.
The September 10 meeting covered playground and fitness work, an Elementary School well planned for the next summer, adult meal prices and the professional development plan.
The September 9 meeting covered athletic master planning, a six-member board operating with a vacancy, upcoming goals and consent approvals, including the cheer team’s Nationals trip.
The August 31 meeting paired financial and staffing business with building tours. A repair-reserve transfer passed in the 6–0 consent vote; a removed facility-use request passed with one abstention.
The August 31 meeting also authorized an $80,425 electric-account transfer, service agreements and athletic trips as the new school year approached.
The August 27 work session included energy-project votes, a technology presentation and second-meal pricing for the school year.
The August 27 minutes record one board action: approval of the personnel agenda by an 8–0 vote.
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NYSED districtwide K–12 counts. District boundaries cross municipal lines; these figures are not the number of students living in the Town of Cortlandt.
| School district | K–12 enrollment | School year | Official source |
|---|---|---|---|
| HENDRICK HUDSON CSD | 2,171 | 2024–25 | NYSED district report ↗ Checked Oct 28, 2026 |
| LAKELAND CSD | 5,230 | 2024–25 | NYSED district report ↗ Checked Oct 28, 2026 |
| CROTON-HARMON UFSD | 1,555 | 2024–25 | NYSED district report ↗ Checked Oct 28, 2026 |
| PUTNAM VALLEY CSD | 1,507 | 2024–25 | NYSED district report ↗ Checked Oct 28, 2026 |
| YORKTOWN CSD | 3,455 | 2024–25 | NYSED district report ↗ Checked Oct 28, 2026 |
BEDS Day counts include ungraded elementary and secondary students and exclude prekindergarten. Part-time BOCES students are included; full-time BOCES and full-time out-of-district placements are excluded. The displayed 2024–25 figures are the latest year linked in the captured official NYSED listings, not 2026 enrollment.
BEDS district code 660203060000 · NYSED institution 800000035670 · BEDS Day Enrollment table, K12 field. Official native enrollment database ↗
BEDS district code 662401060000 · NYSED institution 800000034590 · BEDS Day Enrollment table, K12 field. Official native enrollment database ↗
BEDS district code 660202030000 · NYSED institution 800000035699 · BEDS Day Enrollment table, K12 field. Official native enrollment database ↗
BEDS district code 480503040000 · NYSED institution 800000039712 · BEDS Day Enrollment table, K12 field. Official native enrollment database ↗
BEDS district code 662402060000 · NYSED institution 800000034575 · BEDS Day Enrollment table, K12 field. Official native enrollment database ↗
A Cortlandt mailing address does not establish a school district. Check the Town’s school tax directory and confirm your address with the district.
Hendrick Hudson Central School District · Checked November 14, 2026 at 5:22 PM Eastern.
Lakeland Central School District · Checked November 14, 2026 at 5:23 PM Eastern.
Croton-Harmon Union Free School District · Checked November 12, 2026 at 5:11 PM Eastern.
Putnam Valley Central School District · Checked November 14, 2026 at 5:24 PM Eastern.
Yorktown Central School District · Checked November 13, 2026 at 5:17 PM Eastern.
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