To view a photo gallery of all 80 graduates in the Class of 2022, please click here.

The Class of 2022 right after their Graduation Mass at St. Raymond Church on Friday, June 10, 2022. 





The Graduation ceremony will be held at 4 p.m. today, June 10, 2022.

Congratulations to our 8th Grade Honors teacher Mrs. Lauren McClintock and to our 7^th and 8^th Grade Honors classes for creating a Living Wax Museum on Tuesday, May 24 and Wednesday, May 25 in the school’s gymnasium! The Living Wax Museum was Mrs. McClintock's idea and the projects were in lieu of the final Social Studies exam. The 32 students in the combined classes  represented persons from history, sports, aviation, literature, exploration and other fields. Dressed as their chosen figure, the students came to life and performed for 90 seconds to their audience, sharing biographical information about their subject. Classes in Pre-K 3 through 8^th Grade toured the Living Wax Museum led by a tour guide, who took them from station to station.

The Honors students chose a wide array of individuals to represent, including Osceola, Harry S. Truman, Abigail Adams, Albert Einstein, Zitkala-Sa, Charles Lindbergh, Frederick Douglass, John F. Kennedy, Jackie Robinson, Sojourner Truth, Amelia Earhart, Miguel Corte-Real, Sandra Day O’Connor, Pocahontas, Jane Adams, Upton Sinclair, Thurgood Marshall and others.

Thank you to News 12 The Bronx for sending Josiah Darnell to interview us and cover the Living Wax Museum. Click here to see the news clip.

The Archdiocese of New York proclaimed Monday, March 28, 2022 as a Day of Prayer for Ukraine for all Catholic schools within the Archdiocese. Here at St. Raymond, students, faculty and staff were invited to wear blue and yellow, the colors of the Ukrainian flag. Two prayers services (for Kindergarten through Grade 4,  and for Grades 5 through 8) were held in our auditorium to pray for peace in Ukraine, and for all those who are suffering and those who have already died there. Our choir sang at both services. 


Photos by Josephine Casale.

St. Raymond Elementary School band and cheerleaders once again marched in the Throggs Neck St. Patrick's Day Parade and the Yonkers St. Patrick's Day Parade on McLean Avenue after a two-year absence due to COVID 19. The Throggs Neck parade was held on Sunday, March 13. The Yonkers parade was held on Saturday, March 19. All the photos of both parades were taken  and graciously provided by one of our parents, Lara Miranda. The first two collages are from the Throggs Neck parade; the last two from the Yonkers parade.


Yonkers parade photos below.

Today, February 15, 2022, is our 100th day of school. Students in Kindergarten and Grades 1 and 2 celebrated 100 Days by dressing as centenarians. All three grades paraded throughout the school. They were joined by two of our assistant principals, Mr. Hyman and Ms. D'Arco, who also dressed for the occasion. 



Mr. Hyman and Ms. D'Arco celebrated 100 Days of School in style!





Kindergarten West students and their teacher, Ms. Gioia (on the right), decked out in gray wigs, hair curlers, canes and bowties were a sight for the ages (or should that be "aged"?)



Kindergarten East students showed their age today. Their hair may be gray but at least they have hair!  

Kindergarten West and Kindergarten East each awarded prizes to the best two costumes (one boy and one girl) in the class. Mr. Scanlon and Sr. Josefa were the judges. The winners for K West are Jayana Fernandez and Adrian Zorsa. The winners for K East are Mi Amor Simmons and Christopher Goodwin. Congratulations to the four winners!

Happy 100 Days of School to all our students and staff. Thank you to Ms. Gioia, Kindergarten West teacher, for organizing the celebration. 

Students in Mrs. Herrmann's Pre-K3 East class celebrated Catholic Schools Week by honoring first responders.