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It is our challenge that the students of our District become caring, contributing members of the community, the nation, and the world.
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Important information regarding school lunches

FREE BREAKFAST AND LUNCH

We are pleased to announce that all students enrolled at Washingtonville CSD will be able to receive a FREE breakfast and lunch meal at school beginning on Wednesday, November 1, 2023.

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SchoolTool allows parents to view their child's schedules, grades, attendance, and more. It is one central location for your child's information. 

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The District promotes the social and emotional health for all students, faculty, staff and community members. The District provides resources and virtual steps of action for use.
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District News

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Dr. Barrie with Home Depot team.

The sounds of hammers and saws filled the air at Little Britain as Home Depot employees installed a new, scratch- and water-resistant floor in room 14 of the school last week. Their team worked diligently throughout the day to ensure the project was completed with care and precision.

Early Dismissal Graphic.

The Washingtonville Central School District will be participating in Orange County's Emergency Management Plan Early Dismissal Drill on Friday, October 11, 2024. Please check ParentSquare for more information. 

A row of yellow school buses

Ever wanted to try your hand at driving a school bus? Looking for a possible career change? Looking to work PT hours while getting paid a high hourly wage? Looking to have the middle of your day free? Looking to receive 9 paid Holidays and have off on weekends, snow days and summer?

students reading from music books

The musical sounds of the “Finding Nemo” cast rehearsals echoed through the halls of Taft Elementary School this week as students learned the melodies and lyrics to “One Dedicated Father.”

Rehearsals were led by Elena Copeland, who teaches music at Taft and has been working with students throughout the audition process for the musical. 

students completing work in classroom

Fifth grade focuses on Character development. On Monday afternoon, students in Ms. Dickson’s class could be seen flipping through the pages of their stories and worksheets as they continued their first reading unit centered on “The Character’s Journey.” In this unit, students have been learning about character development and the key themes of storytelling. 

BOE Making a difference award.

There are so 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. It is time to recognize these special individuals. 
 

students in library

The library at Washingtonville Middle School buzzed with excitement as members of the Safe School Ambassadors gathered for their second day of training. The Safe School Ambassadors is a new program recently introduced at Washingtonville Middle School that helps prevent bullying and mistreatment in schools. 

Students in the stands smiling at the camera.

The bleachers at the Washingtonville High School track and field were packed with enthusiastic fans on Saturday, September 28, 2024, as they cheered on the Washingtonville Wizard football team for their homecoming game.  

students sitting on the floor in classroom

Barbara-Jo Grausso’s third grade class, at Taft, recently engaged in a toothpaste lesson during one of their community building activities. The class discussed inspiring words and phrases and ones that are hurtful. 

robot being built in robotics class

Racquel Reyes’s seventh grade technology students at Washingtonville Middle School have been working on building a robot as part of Project Lead The Way. The self-driving robots will be built by the students through expert coding and programming from students.