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Pleasantville students highlighted for arts, competitions and athletics

Pleasantville Union Free School District · November 18, 2025
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Summary

The district celebrated recent student activities: VRS Little Theatre and a fourth-grade figurative language show, a kindergarten field trip to Richfield Playhouse, a successful fifth-grade musical, a storytelling visit by Sheila Arnold, 48 students in Science Olympiad, cross country state qualifiers (Clara Schindler 18th, Sean Dooley 12th), speech and debate competition, and an upcoming high school talent show.

A district staff member used the meeting to highlight recent student performances, competitions and upcoming events across grade levels.

At the elementary level, VRS Little Theatre opened with a fourth-grade figurative language show and kindergarten students are scheduled to attend a field trip to Richfield Playhouse to see Chicka Chicka Boom Boom. The middle school’s fifth-grade musical, Alice in Wonderland Jr., was described as a strong and energetic production. The speaker also noted a storytelling visit by Sheila Arnold, who portrayed Ona Judge for seventh graders.

Academically and athletically, the Science Olympiad team sent 48 students to compete remotely across 18 challenges. The high school reported the start of winter sports; cross country runners competed at the New York State Championship, where Clara Schindler finished 18th and earned All-State honors for the fourth straight year, and Sean Dooley placed 12th and earned his first All-State recognition. The speech and debate team also competed recently, and high school counselors hosted an informational session about SchoolLinks for families. A high school talent show is scheduled for 7 p.m. next week.

No formal actions or policy changes were proposed in the update; the items were presented as celebratory and informational.