The recipient of the High School Golden Eagle Award for October 23rd was Gwen Hargrave! Gwen is at it again this year. She is voluntarily giving up a study hall each day to help tutor students who need help in math. When she is not tutoring, Gwen is willing to help with any task that is asked of her because she would rather be productive with her time than sit idly in a study hall. Your help is appreciated Gwen, thank you!
Each week, Wayland-Cohocton High School recognizes students for exhibiting characteristics such as empathy, kindness, perseverance, leadership and for the exhibiting characteristics of being a model student. Each week the High School will share the outstanding efforts of a student or students who demonstrate these attributes.
The recipient of the High School Golden Eagle Award for October 16th was Parker Garibaldi! Parker is kind and empathetic towards all of his peers, without expecting anything in return. Parker is the kind of person that makes everyone in the room feel included and is not one to shy away from doing the right thing, even if he is the only one doing it. Parker's kind demeanor is what draws his peers to him as they respect him as a leader. Thank you for all that you do Parker!
Each week, Wayland-Cohocton High School recognizes students for exhibiting characteristics such as empathy, kindness, perseverance, leadership and for the exhibiting characteristics of being a model student. Each week the High School will share the outstanding efforts of a student or students who demonstrate these attributes.
The recipient of the High School Golden Eagle Award for October 9th was Beanna Watkins! Beanna has demonstrated leadership and kindness by taking the initiative to take care of the FFA guinea pigs, cleaning their cage, and bringing vegetables from home. She checks in on them often to ensure they don't need anything and are clean and happy.
Each week, Wayland-Cohocton High School recognizes students for exhibiting characteristics such as empathy, kindness, perseverance, leadership and for the exhibiting characteristics of being a model student. Each week the High School will share the outstanding efforts of a student or students who demonstrate these attributes.
During its November 12th, Board of Education meeting, the Girls Cross Country Team was recognized for an incredible season of hard work and success! Coaches Curtin and Hitesman joined the team members celebrating their LCAA Division 1 Championship and their Section V Class C Championship. At Sectionals the runners finished in the following places: Riley Goodwin (seventh), Rachael Gray (tenth), Hope Ammarell (twelfth), MaryLi Nielsen (fourteenth), Australia Mossburger (twenty-first), Amelia Feely (thirtieth). Coach Curtin was recognized as LCAA Girls Cross Country Coach of the Year and Section V Class C Girls Cross Country Coach of the Year. This year the team also hosted the County Championships on the Wayland campus and will do so again next year. On Friday, November 15th, the team heads out to Queensbury, NY to compete in the State Championships. Run like the wind! GO EAGLES!
The Scholastic Book Fair is coming to Wayland-Cohocton! Families with children in Prekindergarten, Elementary School, and Middle School should check their emails for details or check the NEWS section of the school's website (www.wccsk12.org).
Today, November 11th, 2024, we pause to honor those that have served in the branches of the United States Armed Forces.
Students in Mr. Flower's High School American Military History course at Wayland-Cohocton constructed a field of flags in honor of Veterans’ Day in front of the Wayland campus. Every flag on the field represents a donation and honors a Veteran.
“It is our honor and duty to remember the sacrifices that so many service members have made for the freedoms that we are privileged to enjoy every day in this country,” said Mr. Flower. “We are pleased to create this field of flags as a small token of our appreciation for all of the sacrifices that veterans have made to keep our nation protected and free.”
The students encourage the community to visit the field in the front yard and remember a veteran who has served this country. It is because of veterans’ self-sacrifices and willingness to defend this nation, that this country, and our freedom exists today. The class thanks the community members who participated for their generosity and donations to the Disabled American Veterans charity.
Please join us for an informative session on financial aid for students and their families who are pursuing educational opportunities following graduation.
WCCS Marching Band led the ghouls, superheroes and critters down Main Street, Wayland, for the annual Wayland Rotary Club Halloween Parade. Rotary treated parade participants to some tasty treats at the Historical Society Museum where the parade route ended. It’s a long-standing tradition that the Wayland community is pleased to have continued for many years. Thank you to all of the musicians who came out to participate! And thank you to all of the volunteers that make it happen!
The Wayland-Cohocton Cross Country Team hosted a successful LCAA GRAA meet on the Wayland campus on Saturday. Teams from the region set up their tents and ran in the brisk weather across the beautiful field amidst the lovely fall colors. Modified and varsity athletes and teams competed during the day. Thank you to all of the incredible volunteers and organizations that made the event possible.
Join Wayland-Cohocton Elementary School for a fun Fall Spirit Week! There are some great theme days that everyone can have a good time participating in. See you all next week! GO EAGLETS!
Join the WC Athletic Department is wishing the WC Eagles Cross Country teams good luck at the LCAA GRAA Cross Country Counties on Saturday, October 26th on the Wayland campus. Modified boys will run at 10 am, modified girls at 10:30 am, varsity boys at 11 am and varsity girls 11:45 am. Come to campus and cheer on the Eagles. Thank you to the Cross Country coaches and volunteers for making it possible to host this event!
This activity may interest some of our WC Families.
WCCS Middle School Students are reminded to wear RED on Wednesday, October 23rd in recognition of Red Ribbon Week!
We hope to see you at tonight's free concert where you can look forward to seeing a number of familiar adults performing as well as some of our very own 11th and 12th grade Wayland-Cohocton musicians. Performance begins at 7:30 pm in the PAC on the Wayland campus.
Come join the fun for a good cause at the Battle of Route 36 game between the DWC and Hornell Football teams at Alfred University on Saturday, October 26th at 7:30 pm. All proceeds from the game will benefit Golisano Children’s Hospital. Tickets are sold at the gate for $5 for adults and $3 for student admission. Those aged 12 and under are free.
Wayland-Cohocton is pleased to announce that the Hornell Area Wind Ensemble will perform at WCCS in the Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, October 22nd at 7:30 p.m. The concert is free and everyone is encouraged to attend. The music will feature a broad selection as the group takes you on a Musical World Tour. Amongst the musicians you will see some familiar faces from the WCCS community. This concert is a wonderful opportunity to introduce youngsters to a concert setting, and to attend a great performance close to home. Come and enjoy an event in the beautiful WCCS Performing Arts Center.
Families seeking holiday assistance are reminded that all requests must be submitted by Friday, October 18th. Please see your email for two previously sent messages which include the link to the form.
Members of the National Junior Honor Society lept into action after Hurricane Helene ravaged wide regions in the southeastern United States last week. The students organized a collection collected over 2000 essential items that are headed south with other donations from the region! Their Advisor Shelby Webster was proud of their efforts and the generosity from everyone that donated! These young Eagle leaders have already learned about altruistic giving.
Don’t forget - WCCS has an after-hours emergency phone number for transportation issues. During the hours of 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. please call (585) 728-2213 ext. 3878 or 3879. For emergencies or urgent matters related to transportation, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., please call (716) 404-9117. The numbers can also be found in the STAFF directories on both the website and the APP. It is highlighted by a school bus icon. Please remember that in the event of an emergency, poor weather conditions or driver shortages, it may be necessary for you to leave a message.
