District
Superintendent
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Dr. Winsome Gregory
A Message from Dr. Winsome Gregory
“Enter our doors and embrace the future” is not just a motto at Greenburgh Eleven UFSD; it’s a guiding principle that shapes every aspect of our district.
Nestled in the serene grounds of Children’s Village, a venerable residential treatment center located 20 miles north of NYC in Dobbs Ferry, Greenburgh Eleven UFSD is a place where we build relationships one student at a time. We understand that every student who walks through our doors is unique, facing their own emotional, behavioral, and learning challenges. It’s our mission to help each of them not only overcome these challenges but also prepare them for a future filled with opportunities.
At Greenburgh Eleven, we are committed to academic excellence and innovation. Our focus for the year ahead includes intensified literacy support and a heightened emphasis on STEM education. We believe in the power of hands-on learning opportunities, fostering curiosity and inspiring a love of learning. Our technology-enriched classrooms and diagnostic assessments enhance our ability to tailor our educational approach to each student’s individual learning style, providing them with the tools they need to thrive.
However, education is about more than just academics. It’s about holistic child development, and that’s at the core of our program. We recognize that a student’s emotional and mental well-being is just as important as their academic achievements. That is why we have a dedicated team of clinicians and therapists who work alongside our students, offering the support and guidance they need to grow and flourish.
Our commitment to the well-being of our students extends to our approach to discipline. We believe in Restorative Justice, a philosophy that promotes healthy relationships and community cohesion. This aligns perfectly with our participation in the PBIS behavior management program, which prepares our students not only for academic success but also for post-secondary education and successful careers. We want to instill in them the values of respect, responsibility, and resilience.
At Greenburgh Eleven, we understand that it takes a village to nurture a child’s growth, and that’s why our staff and our Children’s Village (community) partners stand together with unwavering commitment. We are all here to ensure the holistic success of every student. When you enter our doors, you’re not just stepping into a school; you’re embracing the future with open arms, knowing that you have a dedicated team behind you, ready to help you reach your full potential.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Dr. Winsome Gregory
(914) 693-8500, Ext. 223
wgregory@greenburgheleven.org
Greenburgh Eleven Approved APPR Plan
Assistant Superintendent for Business and Human Resources
Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction and Program Development
Dr. Shaundrika Langley-Grey
School Principal
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Orville O. Ingram, M.Ed.
A Message from Mr. Ingram
Dear Families and Caregivers,
Welcome to the 2026–2027 school year at Greenburgh Eleven. My name is Orville Ingram, and I am the new K–12 Building Principal. I have spent more than two decades in special education, and I chose this school because of the students who come through our doors every morning.
Your child will learn in a small class with three adults in the room, which lets us shape instruction around what your child actually needs. This year we are focused on reading across every grade, and our high school students will have clearer pathways at the Bethune Learning Community as they plan for life after graduation.
We hold three expectations here: respect, responsibility, and safety. When something goes wrong, our first response is to help a student settle and return to learning rather than to send them away from it. Our clinical partners at The Children's Village work alongside us so support stays consistent between the cottages and the classrooms.
Please stay in touch. Call the main office at 914-693-8500 about attendance, transportation, or schedules, and reach your child's teacher directly about classroom matters. If something feels unresolved, email me at [email]. I would rather hear from you early than learn later that something sat unaddressed, and that goes for good news too.
Thank you for trusting us with your child.
Sincerely,
Orville O. Ingram, M.Ed.
K–12 Building Principal
Greenburgh Eleven Union Free School District
Director of Athletics and Operations
Dr. Robert Chakar
Secretary to the Superintendent/District Clerk
Ms. Pamela Budd
Senior Office Assistant to the CSE
Mr. Eric Scotton
