Category: Jr/Sr High School
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Nine Waterville students attend prestigious FFA leadership event
Nine Waterville Jr./Sr. High School students recently participated in the District 5 Junior High Future Farmers of America (FFA) Leadership event hosted by Stockbridge Valley FFA. The event, held Saturday, Dec. 7, brought together young agricultural leaders from across Central New York. During the event, students engaged in workshops on trust, developing leadership skills, and…
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Leadership Update
Dear Waterville Central School District family, I am writing to share an important update about our school district’s leadership team. Mrs. Lindsay Owens, who has served as our K-12 assistant principal since 2022, has accepted a new position as the elementary principal in the Frankfort Schuyler School District. This is her last week with us.…
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Waterville students learn importance of civic engagement
Two Waterville Central School District students recently learned about Oneida County government through a hands-on 4-H Government Program 101. The program is organized by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County and Oneida County Youth Bureau for students to understand the organizational structure of county government, the importance of civic engagement, and the multitude of government-related…
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2024-25 Inclement Weather Plan
The Waterville Central School District has established weather-related protocols regarding school closure, delays, early dismissals, remote learning, or the cancellation of after school and evening activities. The district uses several methods to communicate this information with parents and community members. In the event that the district must activate its inclement weather plan, parents and community…
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Three students recently attended New York state’s first-ever Youth Agriculture Leadership Conference
Waterville Jr./Sr. High School students Cooper Patterson, Nathan Jones, and McKenna Furner applied and were chosen to attend the New York State Youth Leadership in Agriculture Conference that took place in Albany on Nov. 13 and 14. The conference was hosted by Governor Kathy Hochul’s office and included youth from FFA, 4-H, the National Society…
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Students recognized with Highest Honors, High Honors, Honors Achievement and Outstanding Attendance for first marking period
Students were recognized with Highest Honors, High Honors, Honors Achievement and Outstanding Attendance for the first marking period for the 2024/2025 school year. Highest Honors achievements are for students with weighted grades of 97%+. High Honors achievements are for students with weighted grades of 94%+. Honors achievements are for students with weighted grades of 90%+.…
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Waterville’s Danny Casatelli wins Section III Class D title
A Waterville Central School District student has made a historic victory. Junior Danny Casatelli has become the first Jr./Sr. High School student to win the Section III Varsity Boys Cross Country Class D individual title. The Section III Championship meet was held Nov. 9 at Mount Markham High School, where Casatelli earned the title with…
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Welcome Dr. Heather Keith!
Waterville Central School District is pleased to announce Dr. Heather Keith as the new Jr./Sr. High School school counselor. Dr. Keith is a native of Waterville and a graduate of WCSD. Dr. Keith moved to New Jersey to complete her master’s degree in professional counseling at Monmouth University. She remained in New Jersey until this…
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Waterville Jr./Sr. High School students to perform “Legally Blonde: The Musical”
Waterville Jr./Sr. High School students are set to bring the excitement of “Legally Blonde: The Musical” to the stage later in this school year. Vocal director Tayler Kochan announced the big news on Oct. 30 to a classroom of students erupting with cheers. “Our students will have a lot of fun with the production of…
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Superintendent of Schools Dr. Jennifer Spring to retire in June 2025
At the Sept. 10 Waterville Board of Education meeting, Dr. Jennifer Spring announced she will retire as the Waterville Central School District Superintendent of Schools, effective June 30, 2025. “I thank the Board of Education and the community for granting me the privilege to lead the district for four-and-a-half years. I am very proud of…