The WCCS Music Department invites you to the WCCS winter concert series. Please join us to hear these talented and hardworking musicians and vocalists. All of these concerts are free and open to the public. We look forward to seeing you!
The pool is open for Family Swim on Friday, December 13th!
Wayland-Cohocton families are reminded that tomorrow, Wednesday, December 4th is an early dismissal day. Please check your school calendar for specific dismissal information.
Join the Wayland-Cohocton Drama Club for its production of Fools by Neil Simon, December 5th, 6th and 7th at 7 pm. Admission is $5 at the door. The National Honor Society is sponsoring a food drive at the same time. Members will be collecting goods from 6 to 7:30 pm at the PAC the same nights as the play. They are asking for personal hygiene items and baking supplies (sugars, sprinkles, baking kits, etc.).
Happy Thanksgiving from everyone at Wayland-Cohocton Central School!
We hope you enjoy the Thanksgiving recess. Here are some wonderful mindfullness tips from our partners at Care Solace.
Join PTSO for a nice evening outside to kick off the holiday season! See you there!
The pool is open Friday for Family Swim! Swim are from 6 to 8 pm. Please contact Coach Elizabeth Kreppel with questions at ekreppel@wccsk12.org.
We will see you tomorrow in Cohocton at 10:15 am! Please join Melonie for a nice chat and get caught up on what's going on at school! See you there!
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.
Check out November's Middle School Parent Newsletter. (Newsletter was also emailed to MS Families.)
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.
