Each of Pleasantville’s three schools has been recognized as both a state and federal School of Excellence. Pleasantville Middle School has also been named a national and state School to Watch, underscoring the District’s commitment to academic achievement, innovation, and student well-being.

To support teaching and learning, the District provides personal laptops to all teachers and students in grades 2–12 and iPads to students in grades K–1. Two Learning Management Systems — Seesaw for grades K–4 and Schoology for grades 5–12 — help ensure continuity, communication, and access to learning resources.

Phase Two of Pleasantville Schools 2026, the District’s second five-year strategic plan, outlines aspirations in Communication, Curriculum, Infrastructure & Resources, Leadership, Partnerships, and Wellness. Developed collaboratively by more than 100 stakeholders, the plan reflects a shared vision for continuous improvement and a strong future for Pleasantville Schools.

Bedford Road School

At Bedford Road School, students are encouraged to explore, create, and grow in a nurturing elementary environment. The school features a dedicated science specialist for grades 3 and 4, grade-level STEM experiences, and an Edible Garden Program that brings hands-on learning to life. Through the Theater Arts Program, every student has the opportunity to “shine” on stage, building confidence and creativity. An extended learning program further enriches the experience, offering engaging opportunities that support curiosity and academic growth for all students.

Pleasantville Middle School

Pleasantville Middle School provides a thoughtful four-year transition from elementary to secondary education. Academic programs are supported by 5th and 6th grade teaming structures and block scheduling that promote collaboration, depth of learning, and strong student-teacher relationships. Students are encouraged to explore their interests through intramural athletics, Theatre Arts, STEM clubs, and Global Awareness projects.

Committed to fostering an inclusive and respectful community, the school partnered with the Anti-Defamation League and earned the “No Place for Hate” designation in 2019–20.

Pleasantville High School

Pleasantville High School offers a rigorous, college-preparatory experience designed to meet the diverse interests and aspirations of its students. An annual recipient of the NYS Reward award for outstanding academic performance, the high school provides Honors courses, 20 open-enrollment Advanced Placement classes, three-year science and humanities research programs, a senior internship program, college-level coursework, and an alternative high school pathway.

Students can choose from more than 100 courses and participate in a wide range of extracurricular activities, including interscholastic athletics, performing and visual arts, Science Olympiad, clubs, and community service organizations. The Theatre Arts program has earned numerous Metro Awards, reflecting the strength of the arts within the school community.