Principal's Message
Dear Families,
Welcome to Coman Hill! As you enter into our school you will find an environment that is caring, nurturing, and committed to teaching each and every child. At Coman Hill our faculty and staff are dedicated to helping all students reach their full potential socially, emotionally and academically. From learning how to make “Kelso choices” to applying 21st century skills in daily lessons, Coman Hill students experience robust learning that builds a strong foundation for future success.
At Coman Hill, every experience is an opportunity to learn and grow. We learn from our mistakes and we grow from each choice that we make. By allowing our students to explore, create, and collaborate, we inspire our students to be who they want to be tomorrow. We invite you to become active members of the Coman Hill community. By working together, all of our students will succeed as they journey through Coman Hill and the entire Byram Hills Central School District.
Sincerely,
Peggy McInerney
Principal, Coman Hill Elementary School
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Coman Hill News
Chorus, band and orchestra students from Wampus Elementary School and H.C. Crittenden Middle School traveled to Byram Hills High School for the Districtwide Music Festivals, which were filled with inspiration and community, excitement and joy.
The District’s youngest learners began visiting the library and checking out books on the first day of school. The school librarians reviewed library procedures, gave students a tour so they could find the different genres and students got to check out their first book of the year and read with their classmates.
The Byram Hills Fine Arts Department is celebrating several notable achievements this spring in theater, music and art.
Three Byram Hills High School students who starred in the spring musical, “Chicago: Teen Edition,” were nominated for the 2025 Metropolitan High School Theater Awards for their outstanding performances.
More than 90 Byram Hills High School students in the Global Scholars Program posed that question when they visited Coman Hill Elementary School on Jan. 24 to teach a lesson on food insecurity.
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