WJCS News

Heading back to school can be tough on young people, but parents can help them cope. While parents can’t completely shield young people from all the stressful or traumatic situations they may be facing, parents can help

WJCS programs for toddlers to teens are stemming the tide of the "summer slide" and keeping children on track for school success. From the Summer in the Fun at Hartley Park to the Wiener Academy's Summer Camp, children are 

Seventy-two years after Nandor Katz was freed from Gunskirchen concentration camp, WJCS made it possible for him to meet his liberator Alan Moskin.

When two officers from the Rye Police Department handed Lee Englander, autism center coordinator, an envelope last week, it wasn't what you might expect.

For the 7th year, Team Amy will hold a barbecue to raise funds to fight brain cancer and donate some proceeds to local organizations. This year, Kids' Kloset is one of them

WJCS gives a big shout-out to Red Oak Transportation, the go-to transportation service for the POINT community!

WJCS issues statement in support of LGBTQ youth: All youth deserve to grow and thrive in affirming families and communities. However, lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) youth often experience serious challenges

NY State Assemblyman J. Gary Pretlow paid a special visit to the preshoolers and parents participating in the WJCS Summer Fun at Hartley Park program. The free early learning playgroup keeps kids engaged