Preparing Now for Post-Pandemic Student Success

These past 2 years have been rightfully called “unprecedented, uncertain, challenging,” and more. Now Irvington Community Schools is turning our attention to another year like no other. This year, we’ll see a school year filled with energy, creativity, positivity, and greater possibility for all ICS students. Here are some highlights as we move forward:

• ICS held summer school to help K-12 students recover from learning loss and position them for academic success this school year. 
• When we reconvened in late July, Irvington Community Elementary School celebrated our third successful Pre-K class for four-year-olds, to prepare them — and secure a seat — for kindergarten.
• Our Advanced Placement (AP) coursework is expanding at IPA to further challenge our students in preparation for college.
• As ever, ICS faculty and support staff will continue focusing on cultivating meaningful working relationships and a greater sense of belonging with students, families, and the neighborhoods we serve.

Not only are we returning to a rigorous, highly engaging student academic experience for the new school year, we’ll have extensive K-12 social and emotional learning (SEL) curriculum and supports in place, along with nursing and therapeutic services from our partners at Community Health Network. 

So as you can see, ICS is already well down the pandemic recovery road – and doing it The Irvington Way. Better together.