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Thank you to Up Yonda Farms for hosting fun and educational field trips for our students! Today, our second-graders took the trip to the farm to learn about the history of maple syrup, how it is made, and how it tastes! Up Yonda showed up every step that goes into making maple syrup, from how to tap a tree to how it gets evaporated in the Sugarhouse.
Anastasia premiers this Thursday at 6 pm at the Jr./Sr. High School! You can purchase tickets for the show here: https://shorturl.at/gqGKT
Last week, our 3rd & 4th grade Chorus joined our Jazz Band for the Mid-Winter Concert. Thank you to everyone who came out for the performance. We are so proud of our musical students!
Every Monday, 7th and 8th Grade students work diligently to increase their knowledge of math. Students have 30 minutes of weekly interventions set aside during their ASP time to independently improve their math skills.
Warrensburg students have the opportunity to join a school trip to Italy during the spring of 2025! We're excited to tell you more about the trip we're planning with EF Tours, our educational partner. Join our information session on Tuesday, March 26th at 6:30 pm in the Jr/Sr High School Library. You can register for the session here: https://rsvp.eftours.com/376j4cn
Opening night for Anastasia: The Musical (Youth Edition) is this Thursday! Will you be there? You can purchase tickets for these shows here: https://shorturl.at/gqGKT
Happy St. Patrick's Day from the Warrensburg Central School District!
Happy Pi Day from the Warrensburg Central School District! Students in Mr. Birkholz’ and Mr. Lavigne's math class were visited by our Elementary School's librarian, Jennifer Casabonne, to play fun math games centered around the use of pi in everyday life. Congratulations to Catherine Caldaroni for taking home first place in the 1st Annual Staff Pi Day Baking Competition with her Peanut Butter Pie!
Get involved in education! During the 2024-2025 budget vote, we will also vote to fill two seats on our school board. Petitions are ready for Board of Education candidates to begin obtaining signatures. April 22, 2024, 4:00 p.m. is the deadline for submission of petitions for nominations of Board of Education candidates.
Click here to print out petitions and learn more about what it means to be a member of the school board: wcsd.org/page/boe-board-of-education
Last week, our Elementary School students were visited by New York Times bestselling author, Mark Cheverton. Cheverton shared with students his journey of becoming a writer and the importance of persistence. Cheverton has written and published over 30 books. His books are available in 32 countries and 22 languages. Thank you for stopping by to inspire us all!
Read more about Mark Cheverton and his visit to Warrensburg here: wcsd.org/article/1505108
Save the Date: Our Junior Prom will be held on Saturday, May 18th at the Surfside Resort in Lake George. More details to come!
Students in our 4th, 5th, and 6th grade traveled to the SUNY Adirondack campus in Queensbury to compete in the Battle of the Books Tournament! We are excited to share that our 5th grade team won the tournament for their age group! Our 6th grade team came in 3rd and our 4th grade team made it to the semi-finals. Congratulations to all of our students who challenged themselves to read and understand all the books required for participation.
The event brings together students from over 18 local school districts for some friendly competition. Each grade level is challenged to read 10 books selected by the team at the WSWHE BOCES School Library System. Students gather for the Battle of the Books to display their knowledge of the materials.
Click here to learn more about the teams we sent, the students who competed, and the books they read: wcsd.org/article/1504042
Last Thursday, our Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) club attended the 5th Annual Youth Conference. The event brought together students from across the Capital Region to empower them to make healthy choices through speakers and exhibitors on topics like substance use, mental health, and positive choices. Warrensburg students were engaged and participated in all aspects of this event!
It's a bird... It's a plane... No, it's our high school students! The climbing unit has begun in gym class! After learning the safety protocols, students had the opportunity to reach new heights in the gymnasium while others took turns belaying.
PLEASE NOTE: The Budget Meeting and Board of Education Meeting have been moved to tomorrow, March 12. Budget Meeting is at 5:30 p.m. and the Board of Education Meeting is at 6:00 p.m. Both will be in the Jr/Sr High School Auditorium.
Jennifer Connolly always knew she wanted to be a first grade teacher. While teaching pre-kindergarten at St Mary’s, she met a Warrensburg teacher and discovered an opening for her dream position at the Warrensburg Central School District. She is now in her sixth year of teaching first grade at the Warrensburg Elementary School and a core part of the school community. Nominated for Staff Spotlight because of her great enthusiasm, compassion, and ability to empathize with students, meet first grade teacher Jennifer Connolly!
Reminder - There is a Budget Meeting at 5:30 p.m. prior to the Board of Education Meeting which is at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, March 11 in the Jr/Sr High School Auditorium.
Don't forget, Daylight saving time is this Sunday. We will "spring forward" one hour!
Our Senior National Honor Society is hosting its blood drive with the American Red Cross today until 2 pm! There are still donation slots available, come swing by our High School and support the cause!
Sign up for a donation time here: https://shorturl.at/adxOZ
Kindergarten Screening will take place on May 22nd. If your child is going to be 5 years of age on or before December 1st, 2024, you will receive a letter regarding your screening time.
Incoming kindergarten students will be given a screening test called the DIAL-IIII. This test will assess your child’s developmental skills and language skills. The test also provides the school with information about how the child performs different skills, such as motor skills (how the child uses his/her body), knowledge of basic concepts (counting and colors), and language. The child’s behavior during screening will also be noted. Are they listening to directions, fidgeting, able to separate from a parent? While your child is being screened, there will be some paperwork for parents to fill out so that the kindergarten teachers can learn more about your child. There will also be some handouts about “Kindergarten Readiness.”
A letter will be sent to you in the mail regarding your child’s score on the DIAL IIII. If the school has any concerns about your child’s screening results, you will be contacted to discuss this further.
The purpose of the screening is to help the school, you, and your child prepare for a year of learning and fun!