Fourth graders at Little Britain Elementary School displayed and demonstrated their interactive posters to fellow classmates last week, showcasing their knowledge of foreign explorers, with a spark of science.

The National Art Honor Society (NAHS) is excited to present a unique opportunity to celebrate your time as a Wizard and preserve your memories in style. They are hosting a fundraiser where student athletes can book a 15-minute professional photoshoot session for just $20!

Fifth graders from Taft Elementary School were given a magical Wizard welcome during their  tour of Washingtonville Middle School on Monday morning. This tour is designed for all elementary schools in the district, giving students a chance to spend time learning about middle school life and how to prepare for the transition coming this fall. 

Congratulations to the Washingtonville High School Mock Trial team for finishing with a record of 2-0 during the first day of competition at OUBOCES on Saturday, March 22nd!  They will advance to the quarter-finals on April 5 against the #7 seed, Valley Central School District. 

The Making a Difference Awards recognize the many examples of individual teachers, aides, drivers, safety, and other District staff that are making a difference in the lives of our children throughout our buildings. On March 21, 2025, Board of Education President Sharon Williams and Vice President Robin White delivered the Making a Difference Awards to each of the February recipients.

Third-grade student Ryder Stinson, at Round Hill Elementary School, participated in the recent district-wide Math Night, hosted by Hannafords in New Windsor. As part of the evening, Ryder submitted a completed "Bingo" board of various math components pertaining to math-related activities around the store. From those who participated, he was selected to act as Principal for the Day. Congratulations!

The Gems in STEM club at Washingtonville High School received a visit from Ava Grencer, a student at SUNY Buffalo, where they had the opportunity to learn what it’s like to be a Neuroscience Major.

Purple and blue lights shined brightly on the stage in the Washingtonville Middle School auditorium as the WMS Drama Club prepared to perform a full dress rehearsal of their upcoming show “Footloose The Musical.”

Washingtonville High School senior Malachi Taylor has plenty to celebrate. Named this year’s OCIAA Division II All-Star, he capped off his final season with standout performances and leadership that caught everyone’s attention. Yet, for Malachi, basketball is only part of the equation. His other passion lies in the demanding world of track, where he’s already set records and hopes to take home another state title this May.

Taft Elementary School recently recognized outstanding students who demonstrated respect for February’s student of the month award.

Taft Elementary School is having a blood drive Tuesday April 1st from 4:00 to 8:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. Reserve your time by following the link below or scanning the QR code on the flyer.

Elementary students and their families made their way to Hannaford Supermarkets in New Windsor Tuesday and Wednesday night for a fun adventure full of math. The second night drew a crowd of over 100 community members, with the line flooding out the door.

The Washingtonville Middle School Drama Club will be putting on a production of "Footloose, The Musical" on Friday March 21 at 7:00 p.m. and Saturday, March 21 at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. in the WMS auditorium.

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The Scholastic Book Fair is in full swing this week at Taft Elementary School with posters, pencils and books galore.

Students in Amanda Carvo’s third-grade class at Round Hill Elementary School gathered to enjoy a reading of Curious Why by Angela DiTerlizzi.