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Health Center Still Accepting Student Patients
Webutuck student enrollment continues to steadily increase in Dutchess County's only School-Based Health Center.
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Webutuck Hosts Ninth Annual STEAM Fair
Some 40 district students participated in the ninth annual STEAM Fair in the intermediate school gymnasium on Feb. 25.
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Visiting Dogs Comfort Students, Staff
Five dogs truly became best friends to the students and staff at all three district schools throughout the day on Feb. 13 as the dogs comforted the school community after the tragic death of Webutuck High School senior Noah Thompson on Feb. 10.
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Students Designing New Warrior Logo for District
Students in Eugene Brooks Intermediate and Webutuck High schools will have an opportunity to design a new Warriors logo for the district.
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Music Warriors Earn Praise at Winter Concert
The Webutuck Music Warriors entertained family and friends at their Winter Concert on Jan. 26.
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Free Basketball Clinic Being Offered to Students
Clinic for students in grades one through six being offered on Saturday, Jan. 21.
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Webutuck Music Warriors Hosting Winter Concert Jan. 26
The Winter Concert, originally scheduled for Jan. 25, is now Thursday, Jan. 26 in the high school gymnasium at 7 p.m..
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Young Writers Publishes Creative Writings of Five Students
Five students were chosen to have their creative writings published in Young Writers’ Twisted Tales – The Truth Revealed.
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New Writing Lab Offers Assistance to Students
Elena McHugh, a familiar face on campus, is now in a new role overseeing a writing lab for students in grades six through 12.
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Students Hear Talk on Dangers of Vaping
Students listened to a talk on risks of using vapes from Dora Celestino, community prevention educator from CAPE of Dutchess County.
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Voters Approve Capital Improvement Project
District voters approved a $12.56 million capital improvement project.
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Intrieri finishes 15th at state cross country meet
Webutuck High School junior Amanda Intrieri said she enjoyed her first state meet and hopes to return for a second opportunity in 2023 to improve her place and time from 2022.
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Referendum set for $12.5M capital project
The North East (Webutuck) Board of Education approved a public referendum to finance $12.56 million of capital project improvements at its meeting October 18. Most of the proposed improvements are directly related to health and safety.
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Health center open for care, enroll now
The Nita M. Lowey Center for Health in Schools, the first School-Based Health Center (SBHC) in the Mid-Hudson Valley, opened for patients this summer and is accepting new patients.
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Webutuck District Safety Plan
If you have a comment or a concern about the Webutuck Safety Plan please click the link indicated. The Webutuck Board of Education and Superintendent welcomes your feedback. Thank you for your interest.
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Important Busing Information for the 2022-2023 School Year
Dear Parents/Guardian, I hope this letter finds you and your family enjoying the first weeks of summer vacation. I write this letter to make you aware of an issue facing our District.
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Resilient Class of 2022 graduates from Webutuck High School; watch video
Members of Webutuck High School's Class of 2022 faced many challenges throughout their time at the school - from a pandemic that forced them into remote learning to various societal changes and other issues that again forced them to go remote during their senior year. Yet, they remained adaptable and continued to pursue their studies so they could walk on stage and accept their diplomas on Friday, June 24, 2022.
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