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Health clinic plans move forward, VR aids student behavior
While you're home, learn about all the amazing things being done in Webutuck Central School District. Plans for our health clinic are moving forward with eyes on a September 2020 opening and a study at Webutuck High School found VR technology can help our students cope with a variety of issues.
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Coronavirus: District takes action
While some Webutuck staffers are on-site getting breakfasts and lunches together for distribution, teachers are assigning work from home for students to do on the iPads made available.
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District leaders seek to increase attendance at school
There is a direct correlation between school attendance and students’ achievement on math and ELA tests. The more school students miss, the lower the score.
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February newsletter: Delgado visit, attendance solutions, posters and more
It's not every day that our U.S. Representative Antonio Delgado visits, but in late January he spent the morning at our three schools. Learn more about his visit and these stories in February's newsletter.
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Parent Portal offers instant access to grades, attendance
Parents and students no longer have to wait for a progress report or report card to see grades.
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New programs help students get better jobs, learn about feelings
January's newsletter is filled with information about some of the latest programs and activities at Webutuck schools.
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Congressional visit
U.S. Rep. Antonio Delgado spent Friday morning learning about some of the ways Webutuck Central School District is using technology in classrooms and the district’s plans to create an on-site health clinic to help students and their families.
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Health: Washing helps prevent illness
As we make our way through the winter, we find ourselves right in the middle of cold and flu season. Currently, there are sporadic cases of students with flu and other common seasonal illnesses such as colds.
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Morning sessions help students identify, deal with emotions
Children of all ages experience feelings, though they may not be able to identify them and deal with them. That’s the goal of the Second Step program that launched this year at Webutuck Elementary School.
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Former student earns company honors
Westchester Modular Homes, Inc., recognized former Webutuck student Matt Intrieri as Employee of the Month for October.
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Senator recognizes students' work
New York Sen. Sue Serino recognized work done by six Eugene Brooks Intermediate School fifth graders for the Thanksgiving Day Creative Celebration.
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Staff, student training featured in December newsletter
The December edition of the Webutuck Central School District newsletter highlights the "Equity for All" training district staff and students are participating in plus much more.
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Time in Italy leads to new Webutuck class offering
A teacher's promise to herself leads to a new elective for Webutuck students
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Parent lockdown information
Open communication between home and school and parents and children is important, especially as it relates to school safety.
