Twenty-three percent of Pelham Memorial High School,
class of 2009 are attending colleges ranked as "most competitive" in Barron's Profile of American Colleges.
Pelham's award-winning schools provide education in a small and nurturing
environment. As a small community, Pelham students walk to school, including to four neighborhood elementary schools:
Colonial School, Hutchinson School, Prospect Hill School and Siwanoy School. Pelham Memorial High School is located in the center of town. Immediately
adjoining it is the new $40 million Pelham Middle School. NYC
residents who move to Pelham, even if continuing to work in the city, do not pay city income tax, which (depending on income
level) may easily off-set property taxes that support Pelham's public schools.
The Pelham Children's Center, located in the Town of Pelham
Daronco Townhouse (immediately across the street from the Pelham Train Station) at 20 Fifth Avenue, 738-3900. Offers
high quality and developmentally-appropriate childcare, education and enrichment programs through its preschool daycare
and an after-school program at Hutchinson and Colonial Elementary schools.
Prospect Hill Elementary School
Arthur
L. Scinta, Esq.
Providing
a personal introduction to the Town of Pelham and Westchester County
Arthur Scinta is Pelham's former mayor and the number one ranked real estate
agent in Pelham in total sales 2005-2011. He is an associate real estate broker with Houlihan/Lawrence,
Westchester County's largest residential real
estate firm and
has
been an active member of the Pelham community for the last 17 years,
