Category: Archive
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MPS playground work complete thanks to grant, community and staff
Work to improve the playground at Memorial Park Elementary School (MPS) was completed during the summer of 2023, thanks to a $30,000 grant from the Barton Fund. The district applied for the grant in May and it was notified in July of the award. The mulch at the playground was replaced with twelve inches of…
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2023-24 district calendar posted online
The Waterville Central School District 2023-24 calendar is posted on the district website and will soon be arriving at your home in the mail. Any updated dates and information throughout the school year will be posted on the district calendar online. The district website will be the best source of information if any scheduled activities change.…
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From the superintendent: Thank you for a successful 2022-23 school year
Dear Waterville CSD family, As we close the 2022-23 school year, I wanted to thank each of you for being an integral part of a successful year! Many remarkable things happened, which only reaffirms that Waterville is an amazing community. I am grateful for everyone’s efforts in keeping our students at the center of everything…
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Community members can join ParentSquare to receive district messages
Community members are invited to join ParentSquare, the primary communication platform used by the Waterville Central School District. Waterville Central School District Community Group on ParentSquare is for members of the community who do not have students active in the district, but would still like to receive notifications from the district. Current staff, students and…
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Beyond the classroom: Living wax museum project leads to student confidence, fundraiser for Waterville family
A recent project for Waterville 7th and 8th graders not only served as an academic lesson but helped raise money for a Waterville family, whose seven-year-old is battling a rare disease. For the living wax museum project, English teacher Elizabeth Brennan tasked the students with choosing a person who made the world a better place…
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3 Waterville teachers recognized by The Positivity Project
Three Memorial Park Elementary School teachers were recently recognized by the Positivity Project (also known as P2) for what they bring not only to the classroom but to the world. Sabrina Denton, Karrie Moskal and Kristen Pumilia were nominated by Jody Thomas, the Positivity Project Leader at MPS. All three teachers have been recognized for…
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Eagles selected as new mascot for Waterville
Eagles was selected as the new mascot for the Waterville Central School District according to a vote involving students, parents and guardians, staff, alumni and community members. The vote was held on May 16, 2023, via an online vote that was available remotely and in-person during the annual school budget vote and board of education…
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Frequently asked questions about the mascot, logo and team name change for the Waterville Central School District
What is the new mascot for the Waterville Central School District?Eagles was selected as the new mascot for the Waterville Central School District according to a vote involving students, parents and guardians, staff, alumni and community members. The vote was held on May 16, 2023, via an online vote that was available remotely and in-person during…
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Waterville voters approve 2023-24 budget; elect 4 board of education members
Waterville Central School District voters approved the district’s $20,959,619 2023-24 budget proposal on May 16. Residents also elected four board of education members and approved the purchase of new buses. The budget proposition passed with 76.9% voter approval; 276 yes votes and 83 no votes. More information about the budget is available on the school budget section of the district…
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Absentee ballots available for annual vote
Applications are available for absentee ballots for the 2023-24 school budget vote and school board election. Applications may be obtained from the district clerk at Waterville Central School, 381 Madison Street, Waterville, N.Y. 13480 or by calling the clerk, Amanda Eaves, at 315-841-3913. Completed absentee ballots are due to the district clerk by 5 p.m. May 16,…