Few artists can consider themselves as lucky as the late world-renowned artist, Brice Marden, who achieved fame and success in his twenties.

A graduate of Briarcliff High School, Mr. Marden boasted many exhibits, including a 2006 retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art.

As an homage to his passing this summer, Briarcliff High School art teacher Roxanne Ritacco created a project for her students in her oil painting class, which involved painting artwork inspired by his style.

Briarcliff High School’s tradition of broadcasting live morning announcements on television screens in all classrooms is back.

This morning, Student Government Co-Presidents Nate Tannen and Karina Bar   read the announcements on live television and even had a special guest who stopped by.

Where there’s a will, there’s a way.

Briarcliff High School Senior Marc Arroyo grew up watching his two older sisters play volleyball at the school. After playing it last year for a local club, he met students from Croton-Harmon High school and, together, they decided to try and form a team with Briarcliff High School.

There’s a lot more to throwing a frisbee than meets the eye.

At physical education class at Briarcliff High School, teachers A.J. Thau and Al Meola teach students the physics of throwing a frisbee in preparation for playing Ultimate Frisbee.

Jazz band or chemistry? Coding or debate?

One of the ninth graders’ biggest challenge at Briarcliff High School this year is going to be choosing which clubs to join. With no less than 38 options to choose from, there really is something for everyone.

As part of their orientation before the school year officially began, ninth graders attended a club fair, where they met with upperclassmen and learned about the different clubs the school has to offer.

It was a beautiful day in Bear Country and Briarcliff High School athletes were on the field and in the school gymnasium doing what they love. With perfect weather on their side, morale was high and coaches were optimistic about the season ahead.