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WCCS Fifth Grade and Eighth Grade Students are reminded to charge their chromebooks this evening and to bring them to school in the morning for the NYS Science exam. Get a good night's sleep and remember that breakfast is available at school.
Don't forget Family Swim is on Friday!
Sixth graders in Miss Belanger’s and Mrs. Oswald's ELA classroom participated in a book tasting to kick off a new unit of study. The classroom was transformed into a cafe-like atmosphere. Students got to preview books and see which books they had an interest in reading. Special treats were provided to accompany the tasting!
Middle School Technology has been working on 3-D modeling and just started to print their projects. Here are some notable submissions shared by Mr. Weiand.
Read the May issue of the MS Eagle Eye.
Wayland-Cohocton Families are reminded that Wednesday, May 1st is an early dismissal for all students. Please see your email for specific dismissal times.
Family Swim Tonight
Wayland-Cohocton families are reminded that the PTSO is hosting Shawna Has A Secret - an interactive educational training for adults 21 and older on Thursday, 18th, 6 pm, in the LGI, Come and check out Shawna’s bedroom and learn ways that drugs and related paraphernalia can be hidden in plain sight. We will discuss warning signs and ways we can help youth.
WCCS 5th-8th Grade Students are reminded to charge their chromebooks this evening and to bring them to school in the morning for the NYS ELA exam. Get a good night's sleep and remember that breakfast is available at school.
WCCS 5th-8th Grade Students are reminded to charge their chromebooks this evening and to bring them to school in the morning for the NYS ELA exam. Get a good night's sleep and remember that breakfast is available at school.
Wayland-Cohocton Central School is committed to the health, safety, and well-being of our students, staff, and families. We are proud to announce our partnership with @CareSolace to support our ongoing commitment. If you or a family member are looking for help with mental health or substance use, Care Solace will quickly connect you to community providers matched to your needs. Call 888-515-0595 at any time or search on your own at caresolace.com/wccsk12.
Earth Science Teacher Miss Kreppel hosted fun eclipse learning sessions 13th period every Tuesday during March for middle and high school students. Each activity included related lessons and fun craft activity to demonstrate the various principles associated with the eclipse. Students were given eclipse glasses and had a great time learning. The last activity was demonstrating various phases of the eclipse using Oreos! Yes, Oreos!
Eighth Grader Cambree McCarthy had her work selected as part of the Middle and High School Student Art Exhibit at Bevier Gallery at Rochester Institute of Technology in January. An opening reception was held on January 19th along with an awards ceremony. Congratulations Cambree! Wayland-Cohocton is celebrating National Youth Art Month and will post pictures of students and their creative endeavors throughout March.
Congratulations to Middle School students Brooklyn Patterson, Aila Knox, Emma Delaney, Anna Curran! These young artists have had work selected to be displayed in the 2024 NYSATA Region 2 Student Art Exhibit at the Roberts Wesleyan Davison Gallery. The work will be displayed March 21st to March 30th. An opening reception will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Davison Gallery located in the Roberts Cultural Life Center. Wayland-Cohocton is celebrating National Youth Art Month and will post pictures of students and their creative endeavors throughout March.
Miss Kreppel is hosting a Solar Eclipse Science Club on Tuesdays for students to prep for the big event. Activities are meant to help students understand the event and have a thorough understanding of what is happening, while also having fun. Each week there is a story, experiment and arts and crafts - plus, just getting together to talk science is super cool!
Wednesday morning, March 13th, Wayland-Cohocton eighth grade students participated in an event to broaden their understanding of careers. Short presentations were offered which students attended based on their interests. Presenters included: dog training and daycare, K’s Canine (Kaylee Walker); veterinarian, Genesee Valley Visiting Vet (Dr. Lauren Wisser); entertainment, WCJW Radio (Kelli Carson); athletics, WCCS (Bob Toland), emergency medical services, LifeNet of NY, Guthrie Air, (Hector Camocho); engineering, MRB Group (Jake Calebrese); information technology, Pickard Solutions (Scott Pickard); dairy and beef farming (Ed Merry and Scott Ward), agriculture, Cornell Cooperative Extension (Jennifer Schwab); daycare and early education (Michelle Wilcox).
If you are a family interested in enrolling your child in prekindergarten or kindergarten for the 2024-2025 school year and are not currently enrolled in a prekindergarten program, please register with the District as soon as possible. Go to this link for additional information: https://www.wccsk12.org/article/1495185 or see the WC homage news section at wccsk12.org.
Check out the March issue of The stReam which includes great information about the highly anticipated eclipse in April.
Attention middle school families: Registrations for modified spring sports are now open! For those interested in registering current 7th and 8th grade student-athletes for baseball, softball, track and field, and tennis please visit our athletic page and go to "athletics team registration." Once here you can either access an existing account or create a new one to register your child. We look forward to seeing new registrations come in and our rosters will up soon. Go Eagles!