Elementary students and their families made their way to Hannaford Supermarkets in New Windsor Tuesday and Wednesday night for a fun adventure full of math. The second night drew a crowd of over 100 community members, with the line flooding out the door.

Despite the rain last Wednesday evening, Washingtonville Central School District family and friends came together in the Washingtonville High School gymnasium for the annual Spike Out Cancer event. 

Congratulations to the Wizard’s track and field team for their accomplishments at the NYSPHSAA Championships last weekend! Click to view highlights!

Mason Ketcham, a senior at Washingtonville High School, made history on the mat, becoming the first wrestler in over 30 years to become the New York State champion in the district. Mason’s 13-year career of hard work and dedication all led up to this victorious moment.  

Tomorrow, Thursday, March 6, 2025 the Boys Varsity Basketball team will host Goshen for the
Class AA Section IX semi-final. Game time is 4pm at the High School. The gym will be open at
3:30pm for spectators. We are expecting a large crowd and capacity is limited.

A few reminders to encourage a positive game atmosphere:

On Saturday, March 1st, the WHS Academic WorldQuest (AWQ) Team A won the regional competition held by the World Affairs Councils of America-MidHudson Valley (WAC-MHV).  The competition took place at the FDR Presidential Library Historic Site, Henry A. Wallace Center in Hyde Park.  Team members included seniors Brady Crowe, Team Vice-President Samantha Maronna, Team President Eva DeMarco-and junior Andrew McCauley. The Regional win entitles the group to compete in the National Competition in Washington D.C. on April 28th and 29th.  

- Walking behind a school bus is dangerous because it puts children in the driver's blind spot. 

- The area behind a school bus is part of the "danger zone" where children are most likely to be hit by traffic. 

- This also applies on school grounds when buses are parked for afternoon dismissal. Students should never walk behind the parked buses but rather use crosswalks and sidewalks to get to their destination.

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. Nominations are open March 1st and will close March 15th.

Come support our volleyball and football teams, as well as our staff, as they face off to raise funds for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and the Caudy Family on Wednesday, March 5th from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Washingtonville High School.