Join us June 12th for our annual Year in Review! Doors will open to the community from 5-7pm. Senior Projects will be on display, with student artwork throughout the building, and a taste of our CTE's top cooking skills!
Reminder that letters have gone out to the community with more details about our Optimization Study! Important dates to remember: June 13 will be held for community members and June 24th will be held for Faculty and Staff.
WCS Optimization Study for Faculty and Staff will be June 24th! Letters have gone out to the community with more details!
Congratulations to Kiera Munier on this past weekend's Drama Performance, "Secret Agent Man" at Andover School! We're so proud of you!
*Credit: Andover School for photos*
Teens are at higher risk for bacterial meningitis, a serious disease of the lining of the brain. One in ten persons with meningococcal disease die despite antibiotics and one in five survivors have long-term issues. The Meningitis vaccine is required for students going into grades 7-11, and a second dose is required for students going into 12th grade. Talk to your doctor about it! We want to keep our students happy and healthy! 💙🤍💙
Reminder:
Tomorrow night is our Sports Banquet - 6pm at Andover CS
Save the Dates!!
The Regents and Final Exam Schedule is posted on the WCS Guidance page:
https://www.whitesvillesd.org/o/wcsd/page/guidance-office
8th grade Spanish students got the opportunity to do a blind taste test of Coca Cola bottled in Mexico (made with cane sugar) vs. Coca-Cola bottled in the USA (made with high fructose corn syrup). Mrs Coleman also pointed out the difference in volume of the containers, their ingredients, and the material the containers were made of. All-in-all, almost everyone guessed correctly, and it was an eye-opening experience!
Congratulations Deb Gullet. Today is Deb's Cafe Blue Jay celebration. 💙🤍💙
Look out Summer, here we come!
Return your books to the shelf!
Congratulations Holden Matteson. Academic Big 30 💙🤍💙
Today we celebrate Izzy Potter. Congratulations Izzy 💙🤍💙
May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month. Ticks can spread disease. Not all ticks can cause disease and not all bites will make you sick, but as these diseases become more common it's important to learn how to prevent a bite, how to remove a tick and what to do if you think you could have a tick-borne disease. Lyme disease is the most common disease spread by ticks in New York but there are other serious diseases transmitted by ticks. A good website for information on prevention, tick removal and information about Lyme disease is https://www.health.ny.gov/diseases/communicable/lyme/
Thank you to the American Legion, Ms. Stebbins, and her 3rd grade class for placing flags in the cemetery. 💙🤍💙🇺🇸
It's Lexi day. Congratulations Lexi.🙌🏼💙🤍💙
Thank you Sergeant Borden for visiting and presenting at WCS today. Sergeant Borden, brother to our very own Mr. Borden, is a guard at The Tomb of The Unknown Soldier. Thank you for your service. 💙🤍💙
Enjoy the extended weekend due to unused Snow Days! No school May 24th, 27th, and 28th!
WCS Prom 2024 is underway 🙌🏼💙🤍💙
Here comes Alden Smith. 💙🤍💙 congratulations Alden. Blue Jay Proud 🙌🏼
