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. 

The Board of Education will meet on Tuesday, April 29, at 5 p.m. for an executive session. The regular meeting will follow at 6 p.m.

Special Board Meeting Notice: A special board meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday, April 30, at 4:00 p.m. The meeting will take place at OHM BOCES, located at 4747 Middle Settlement Road, New Hartford. Please note that the meeting will immediately proceed into executive session, which will be the sole item on the agenda.

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