District News

Dear East Ramapo Central School District Community,

By now, many of you are aware of a disturbing incident that occurred this weekend during the boys varsity basketball game between athletes from Roy C. Ketcham High School in Wappingers Falls and our Spring Valley High School. During the game in Dutchess County, a spectator in the audience reportedly targeted a Spring Valley player with racially charged taunts.

Curriculum Connect is a video series produced by the East Ramapo School District and hosted by Dr. Ronald Gonzalez, the Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum & Instruction. The goal of the series is to keep the school community informed about the district's instructional approaches. 

In the latest Superintendent’s Corner, Interim Superintendent of Schools Anthony DiCarlo and Assistant Superintendent of Business Eric Stark explain the school budget development process, and the specific milestones that need to be reached prior to the budget vote on May 20, 2025.

In the latest Superintendent’s Corner, Interim Superintendent of Schools Mr. Anthony DiCarlo and Assistant Superintendent of Multilingual Education Katheryne Morales update the East Ramapo Community about the District's three multilingual entities, including English as a New Language, Bilingual Education and World Languages.

In the latest Superintendent’s Corner, Interim Superintendent of Schools Mr. Anthony DiCarlo and Director of Facilities Matt Tindall tell the East Ramapo Community all about the latest facilities upgrades across the district. 

Curriculum Connect is a video series produced by the East Ramapo School District and hosted by Dr. Ronald Gonzalez, the Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum & Instruction. The goal of the series is to keep the school community informed about the district's instructional approaches. 

We were made aware that over the last couple of days explicitly racist text messages have been sent to students across the country. These text messages were sent specifically to Black and Brown students in middle and high schools.

Our Multilingual Education Department proudly represented the East Ramapo Central School District at the New York State Education Department's Voices United Conference, themed “Advancing the Civil Rights of English Language Learners and Building Pathways to Multilingualism.”