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Our Philosophy

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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Spring Saturday tennis clinics starting on March 22

Spring Saturday tennis clinics will be starting on March 22nd at the high school tennis courts from 11:00 a.m. to noon. This clinic will be free of charge and open to children from 6 to 12 years told. Please register by sending an email to amadelbue@gmail.com with student’s name, age, school and parent’s contact information. Looking forward to seeing your kids on the courts!

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Qualified coaches needed for Fall 2025

Washingtonville is seeking qualified individuals to fill coaching positions for the following fall sports:

- Girls Swimming & Diving
- Football
- Girls Soccer
- Boys Soccer

Candidates must possess a coaching certificate. Interested individuals should send a letter of interest to: slendzian@wcsdk12.org

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Important information regarding access to Borden's Field

Attention, Wizards: 

Important information regarding access to Borden's Field. 

Borden's Field is situated behind the bus garage. The only path to access the field is located to the right of the bus garage and is indicated by a large blue sign.

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Success Center

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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A rendition of the new multipurpose field and track for Washingtonville High School

Once students say goodbye to their teachers and leave their schools for the summer, the Washingtonville Central School District’s 2024 Capital Project construction work will begin for some phases while bid work continues for others. Performing the work in stages allows the district to minimize disruptions to daily operations and ensure that improvements are made without significantly impacting students’ education.

Girls lacrosse defender Bella Perri holds a sign that recognizes her 100th forced turnover

Wizard Bella Perri hit her 100th career caused turnover for the Wizards girls lacrosse team! Bella is a defender and true leader on and off the field. She plays with unmatched heart, grit, and intensity every game. Her ability to read the field and shut down opponents has been a cornerstone of the Wizards' defense

Making a difference graphic

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 - nominate someone for the June 2025 Making a Difference Award here!

A row of yellow school buses

Washingtonville CSD is looking for BUS DRIVERS! Join our team and help us DRIVE the achievement of kids in our school community! APPLY TODAY! Contact Andrea Karnavezos at (845) 497-4000 ext. 27133, akarnavezos@wcsdk12.org or Laura Tarleton at (845) 497-4000 ext. 27132, ltarleton@wcsdk12.org

Four girls posing for the camera.

To commemorate Mental Health Awareness Month, the Washingtonville Central School District hosted its third annual Wellness Expo on Tuesday evening. Families and community members gathered to share resources and learn different coping strategies.

congratulation, debra zupko graphic with her image

Debra Zupko, a second grade teacher at Little Britain Elementary School, has been inspiring students for nearly 20 years with her passion for science education. Ms. Zupko’s innovative methods and unwavering commitment recently earned her the Anton Banko Excellence in Elementary Science Teaching Award from the Science Teachers Association of New York State (STANYS).

image of Violet Vergilis with Washingtonville CSD logo

Washingtonville High School freshman Violet Vergilis has been named the winner of a prestigious essay contest sponsored by the Ninth Judicial Court in celebration of Women’s History Month, earning a $5,000 prize for her insightful and thought-provoking take on the impact of New York State’s newly passed Proposition 1.