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. 

Notice of Special Board of Education Meeting: The Board of Education will hold a special meeting on May 21, 2025, at 6:00 PM at Waterville Jr./Sr. High School, in the Bud Dorr Board of Education Room. Upon convening, the Board will move directly into executive session.

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  • Waterville Central School District Celebrates Completion of New Professionals Academy

    The Waterville Central School District recently honored a group of outstanding new educators who successfully completed the New Professionals Academy, a comprehensive, year-long mentoring and professional learning program. Mentors and mentees came together to celebrate this important milestone and the dedication of those involved. Photo Caption (back row left to right): Mr. Langdon, Mrs. Kilts,…

  • Waterville voters approve 2025-26 budget; elect two board of education members

    The Waterville Central School District thanks all of the district residents who came out to vote. Waterville voters approved the district’s $23,127,669 budget for the 2025-26 school year on May 20. Residents also elected two board of education members and approved the purchase of new buses and a pickup truck.  The budget proposition passed with…

  • Reminder: Annual vote on Tuesday, May 20

    On Tuesday, May 20, Waterville Central School District residents will vote on a proposed $23,127,669 spending plan for the 2025-26 school year. The proposed budget was thoroughly developed to support the district’s educational mission and meet the needs of all students – while remaining fiscally responsible to the community. The budget proposal includes a 2.00%…

  • Waterville Students Honor Holocaust Legacy in Essay Contest

    Several Waterville Central School District students recently showcased their dedication to preserving history through an essay contest focused on the Holocaust.  The students competed against peers from across the Mohawk Valley in the Helen and Leon Sperling Holocaust Education Essay Contest. The contest is an initiative honoring the legacy of Helen Sperling, a Holocaust survivor…

  • Waterville Students Give Back Over Spring Recess

    Waterville students “egg-celled” at community service over spring recess, helping the local public library with a community celebration.  Members of the National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society recently dedicated their time to making a difference in the community. Over the break, these student volunteers assisted the Waterville Public Library with their annual Easter…

  • Two candidates seeking two open seats on the board of education

    On May 20, Waterville Central School District residents will elect two district resident to serve on the Waterville Board of Education. The individuals elected will serve a three-year term beginning July 1, 2025. The board is comprised of seven school district residents, elected by voters, and is the official policy-making body of the school district.…

  • Congratulations to Edmond and Oscar Yang! 

    Edmond and Oscar took FIRST PLACE at the AFRL STEM Challenge Competition over spring break! They trained an AI to recognize different types of military aircraft alongside Air Force engineers and data scientists. Waterville students are doing great things! For the full article, visit https://www.romesentinel.com/news/waterville-students-afrl-challenge-competition-rome/article_b4601448-99cd-4210-a67e-f66087e14510.html.

  • Third Marking Period Honors and Perfect Attendance for 2024/2025 Recognized

    Students were recognized with Highest Honors, High Honors, Honors Achievement and Perfect Attendance for the third marking period for the 2024/2025 school year. Highest Honors achievements are for students with weighted grades of 97%+. High Honors achievements are for students with weighted grades of 94%+. Honors achievements are for students with weighted grades of 90%+.…

  • Board of Education adopts $23.2 million budget proposal for 2025-26

    On April 8, the Waterville Central School District Board of Education adopted a proposed $23.2 million budget for the 2025-26 school year.  District residents will have the opportunity to vote on the budget proposal on Tuesday, May 20, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the Jr./Sr. High School cafeteria. The proposed budget is thoughtfully…

  • Waterville FFA tackles the future of U.S. Agriculture without immigrant labor

    Students from the Waterville Central School District FFA Agricultural Issues Team had the unique opportunity to discuss their presentation, “Cultivating Controversy: Could U.S. Agriculture Survive Without Immigrant Labor?” with Assemblymember Brian Miller and his chief of staff, Susan Jaquish. The discussion helped the team refine their presentation as they prepared for the upcoming statewide competition.…

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