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Harvest Parade is festive gathering for students, staff
Elementary students paraded in their costumes in front of students and staff at the intermediate and high schools.
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BMX rider delivers life lessons EBIS, WES students
Mannie Nogueira entertained and taught life lessons to students at Eugene Brooks Intermediate and Webutuck Elementary schools.
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Webutuck MTSS team attends regional meeting at Dutchess BOCES
Webutuck’s Multi-Tiered System of Supports team attended the first of four MTSS countywide meetings for the 2024-2025 school year at Dutchess BOCES on Sept. 24.
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District celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month
The Webutuck Central School District will be celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month by having students and their families participate in special events.
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Aaron Howard -- EBIS, High School Teacher
Aaron Howard feels at home teaching in Eugene Brooks Intermediate School. The Webutuck graduate is teaching middle school and high school students.
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Students, staff bring energy to new school year
Amanda Coppola shared the feelings of her students and staff on her first day as principal of Webutuck Elementary School. The district’s three schools opened Sept. 4.
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District welcomes new staff members
Five new teachers and one new social worker attended Webutuck Central School District's new teacher orientation on Aug. 28.
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Summer programs conclude with miniature golf, ice cream
District summer programs ended with a morning of miniature golf and ice cream at Kelly’s Creamery in Dover Plains.
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ENL summer program begins with art theme
Webutuck Central School District’s English as a new language summer program is a four-week program that started July 22.
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District summer programs begin at temporary home
Some 80 students will be participating in Webutuck Central School District's summer programs at Maplebrook School in Amenia.
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Ford, Thirlwall receive Small Town Bigger Dreams awards
Christine Ford and Riley Thirlwall took different journeys to receive prestigious awards from Small Town Bigger Dreams.
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Students’ artwork showcased at annual Art Show
The district's art department showcased the work of its students at its annual Art Show on May 21 and 22.
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District residents approve all three propositions in budget vote
Webutuck Central School District voters said yes to all three propositions in the budget vote on May 21.
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Fifth graders piloting swim unit in physical education class
EBIS fifth graders are swimming as part of their physical education class, and this may be just the start of an exciting opportunity for district students.
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District asks to add air conditioning for students, staff at no additional cost to taxpayers
Voters will have the opportunity to vote on a proposition that will add air-conditioning to two schools at no additional cost to taxpayers.
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Jade Ciancanelli – Physician Assistant
Jade Ciancanelli feels like a member of the district family since becoming the permanent physician assistant at the Open Door Family Medical Center's School-Based Health Center (SBHC) earlier this year.
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Therapy dogs visit students, staff at district schools
Two furry siblings visited Webutuck schools Monday, March 18. The therapy dogs – McKinley and his sister Shasta -- visited with students and staff.
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Students of the Month selected for December
The December students of the month were chosen by the high school social studies teachers.
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McHugh offers writing lab for students in grades seven through 12
McHugh is in her second year overseeing the writing lab, an initiative taken by the district in the 2022-2023
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High School Spanish Students Teach Third Graders Language
It was a fun afternoon for all as Sarah Martin’s high school Spanish 4 students visited with third graders in elementary school.
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