Education and program resources in the Hudson Valley.
At the Montessori Center of Nyack, education is not regarded as the passive acceptance of other people’s ideas.
Since 1963, the Randolph School has been a beacon of progressive education for three year olds to fifth graders in the Hudson Valley.
The Darrow School has been inspiring college-bound students since 1932, and encourages pursuit of a purpose greater than themselves.
Women’s Studio Workshop, a haven for women artists seeking professional growth and creative expression in the arts.
Jay Heritage Center is an educational campus offering programs about American History, Social Justice, Environmental Stewardship and Conservation.
The mission of the Stony Kill Foundation is to develop environmental, educational and historical interpretive and outdoor recreation programs and events.
The Hudson River Museum is a multi-disciplinary cultural complex that draws its identity from its site on the banks of the Hudson River in Yonkers, NY
New Paltz Planetarium at SUNY New Paltz offers shows for the public, and private groups such as school trips and various other organizations.
Westchester Children's Museum is a a light-filled, colorful, vibrant learning space filled with interactive exhibits not found anywhere else in this region.
The Beekman Library in Hopewell Junction, NY strives to be relevant to all residents and to contribute to the sense of community in the town of Beekman.
Museum Village in Monroe NY is a 19th century recreated village and museum with thousands of historic artifacts in around 20 buildings.
The FarmOn! Foundation is dedicated to bringing awareness to food choices and sources; reinvigorating respect for farming and inspiring young people.
