We are aware we have been experiencing intermittent issues with the automatic answering system on our phones due to the age of our current phone system. We understand the importance of reliable communication and want to assure you that we are actively addressing the situation. Our plan is to install a new phone system in July, ensuring improved reliability and communication. In the meantime, if you need to reach the school and experience any difficulties, please contact the following: Jr./Sr. High School – Main Office – Jenn O’ Sullivan 315-841-3810 or Melissa Stone 315-841-3818; Counseling Office – Chelsey Fancett 315-841-3823; Memorial Park Elementary – Main Office – Mary Blunt 315-841-3782 or Carrie Woodhouse 315-841-3783; District Office – Cassie Maine 315-841-3915. In the event you are not able to reach someone during regular school hours, please email: Jr./Sr. High School – Main Office – Jenn O’ Sullivan josullivan@watervillecsd.org; Memorial Park Elementary – Main Office – Mary Blunt mblunt@watervillecsd.org. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work toward a long-term solution. 

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Month: June 2025

  • Waterville Board of Education Announces Public Hearing on safety plan

    The Waterville Board of Education will hold a public hearing on the district’s safety plan on Tuesday, July 8 at 5:45 p.m. in the Bud Dorr Board of Education Room at 381 Madison Street. The 2025-26 District Wide Safety Plan draft can be found here.  The meeting is open to the public and anyone can…

  • Soaring Into the Future: Congratulations, Class of 2025!

    As our Eagles take flight, we stand in awe of everything the Class of 2025 has achieved, and everything they are destined to become. From late-night study sessions and unforgettable friendships to challenges conquered, this remarkable class has left a mark on our hearts and halls. Their resilience, creativity, and spirit have shaped the story…

  • Waterville Central School District hosted distracted driving awareness scenario

    Waterville Central School District juniors and seniors took part in a distracted driving scenario led by law enforcement and local fire/emergency departments. This live simulation was designed to highlight the dangers of distracted driving and reinforce safe decision-making as students head into graduation season and summer. The live demonstration provided students with a firsthand look…

  • Waterville Board of Education Approves New Contract with Waterville Teachers’ Association

    Agreement Includes Competitive Salary Increases and Health Care Contribution Changes The Waterville Central School District Board of Education has officially approved a new three-year contract with the Waterville Teachers’ Association (WTA), extending through June 30, 2028. The Board voted unanimously 5-0 to adopt the agreement at its June 17, 2025 meeting. The WTA ratified the…

  • Waterville students follow the yellow brick road to success

    Two Waterville Central School District third grade students have recently been named winners in the Royal Historian of Oz Writing Contest. Photo Caption (left to right): Mr. Perrone, Elora Jones, and Kinsley Abbe The contest, held in celebration of “The Wizard of Oz,” invites participants to craft original stories using  L. Frank Baum’s beloved characters…

  • Waterville seniors showcase civic leadership through Capstone Projects

    Waterville Central School District seniors “sealed” the deal on civic engagement with the completion of their Capstone Projects.  Seniors earning the prestigious New York State Seal of Civic Readiness recently gathered to present their Capstone Projects, demonstrating their commitment to civic knowledge, participation, and leadership.  The Seal of Civic Readiness is a formal recognition of…

  • Waterville students are “moo”-ving young minds

    On May 20, Waterville students Logan Roberts, Noah Jandreau, and Caleb Rotach presented an educational session on “The Importance of Animal Agriculture” to elementary students in the Mohawk Valley. Through hands-on demonstrations and interactive discussions, Roberts, Jandreau, and Rotach highlighted the essential role of animal agriculture in sustaining communities, providing food, and supporting the local…

  • Waterville Central School District honors students at underclassmen awards and senior recognition event

    Waterville Central School District proudly celebrated the achievements of its students at the first Underclassmen Awards and Honor Recognition for Seniors Ceremony, which took place on June 5 at the Waterville Jr./Sr. High School.  This special ceremony brought together students, faculty, families, and community members for an evening of recognition and celebration. Underclassmen were honored…

  • Waterville Board of Education Announces Public Hearing on Code of Conduct

    The Waterville Board of Education will hold a public hearing on the district’s code of conduct on Tuesday, June 10 at 5:45 p.m. in the Bud Dorr Board of Education Room at 381 Madison Street. The 2025-26 Code of Conduct draft can be found here. The meeting is open to the public and anyone can…

  • Important Message Regarding District Plan for Extreme Heat

    Dear Waterville CSD Families, Staff, and Students, After a long stretch of cold and rainy weather, we are thrilled the temperatures are forecasted to reach the 90s tomorrow. I wanted to take the opportunity to inform you of the proactive steps our district is taking to ensure the health, safety, and comfort of all students…

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