📢📢We need your help! Mosaic Health Dental would like to come to Whitesville School to give dental exams and cleanings to our students. We need to know by tomorrow , October 17, if we have enough students interested for them to come ! Please return the form that was sent home or call Mrs. Barner in the nurse's office to get another form or let her know you are interested. Let's sign up, so we can get these important services at WCS!💙
21 days ago, Health & Wellness
This week is "Board of Education Week", and we'd like to give a special thank you to our WCS Board members. All of our Board members, past and present, have been the cornerstone in recreating our vision and path forward. Their dedication and commitment to educational success and student achievement has been commendable!
23 days ago, District Notices
*Drum roll, please!* Wyatt Howe takes the spotlight for receiving our very first Blue Jay Brag Tag of the year! This honor is awarded by the Principal to students who go above and beyond to help and serve, showing true leadership! Wyatt has worked extremely hard to earn this by making great choices to help others with small acts of kindness. This was well deserved, Wyatt. Keep it up!!
26 days ago, District Notices
WCS Fire Prevention Week wrapped up with our Whitesville Volunteer Firefighters spending much of their day with our students! Pre-k and Kindergarten visited the fire station first thing this morning to explore the trucks, firemen gear, and experience the power of the water hoses! The firemen then joined several of our classes for lunch, which our kids absolutely love! Then they returned in the afternoon for their annual presentation on the lawn. The kids showed off what they've learned about lithium-ion batteries (this year's Fire Prevention theme), learned more about firemen's gear, their training process, and talked further about what to do in case of a fire. They then presented cash prizes to the poster contest winners and allowed everyone to explore the trucks in depth! We cannot thank our volunteer firemen enough for taking time out of their days these past weeks to put all of this together for our students! In the words of our students' thank you cards "Thank you for keeping our community safe!"
26 days ago, District Notices
WCS prek writing thank you letters to the Fireman 2025
27 days ago, District Notices
Reminder that there is no school on Monday! Enjoy your 3-day weekend!
27 days ago, District Notices
Good morning WCS families. We are currently experiencing a partial power outage. We have restrooms and lunch will be served as usual. Our faculty, staff and students are proceeding as normal. Have a great weekend.
27 days ago, District Notices
October 14th will be the next WCS Board of Education Meeting!
Please note, Regular Meeting times have changed to 6:30pm instead of the previous 7:00pm.
Yesterday, Mrs. Levitt's Breakfast Club talked about the importance of having positive short term and long term visions. As adults, we often assume kids know how to set goals and have visions for their futures, however, many children need guidance learning how to narrow these down as they get older. Some struggle to recognize their own positive skills in order to see the bigger vision for themselves. Breakfast Club is a way to help our students discuss these concepts, share ideas in a safe environment, and continue thinking and working on these themes and ideas in their classrooms and at home!
28 days ago, District Notices
📢WE NEED YOUR HELP! PLEASE SIGN YOUR CHILD UP!
Mosaic Health Community Dentistry has come to WCS the past two years to provide dental services. These services have included screenings, dental health education, x-rays, cleanings, sealants and more! 🪥
This year, we need a head count to determine if we have enough participating students for a Mosaic Health dental hygienist to come and provide these services.
The forms will be coming home with every student. If you want your child to participate, please return the completed form NO LATER THAN next Friday, October 17th. This will allow time for Mosaic to determine if enough students are participating.
After Oct 17th, we will notify you if services will be provided or if we do NOT have enough returned forms for Mosaic Health to come this year due to lack of anticipated participation.
Let's sign up, so we can get these important services at WCS!💙
28 days ago, Health & Wellness
Yesterday's Outdoor Education groups learned about the role that Oak Trees and acorns play in nature, as well as the different eating habits of grey squirrels and red squirrels. Then they put their gross and fine motor skills to the test by rolling balls of wet felt to form their own acorns necklaces!
29 days ago, District Notices
There's so many different ways to learn! Mrs. Bissett and Ms. McCaig have immersed these young minds into learning, exploring, and growing together in just a matter of weeks! Great work, Blue Jays!
29 days ago, District Notices
FBI Buffalo Presents: Digital Dangers, When Online Chats Turn into Manipulation or Violence Against our Youth
November 6, 2026 from 6-8pm in the Distance Learning Lab at Andover Central School
Open to ALL parents in Andover and Whitesville Districts!
29 days ago, District Notices
Friday, October 17, 2025: Our WCS Parents as Partners Program will offer "Halloween Crafts" from 5-6:30 in the WCS Cafeteria! Please plan to join us with your child(ren)! All materials will be supplied!
What is Parents as Partners?
WCS believes that parents are essential contributors to their child’s learning and development. The goal of our Parents as Partners program is to build strong school-family-community partnerships to enhance student achievement, creativity and character.
Parents as Partners is a new program at WCS designed to offer parents an active, engaged collaboration time within the school setting which supports their child’s social-emotional development and education.
Each month, WCS will host a Parent as Partners event that involves creativity and collaboration with your child(ren). We will offer hands-on fun learning experiences, that provide our families structured time to wonder, explore and grow together. We sure hope your family can make it!
30 days ago, District Notices
Indigenous People's Day is October 13, 2025, therefore, there will be no school!
about 1 month ago, District Notices
October 5-11th, is Fire Prevention Week with the theme of “Charge into Fire Safety: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home.” The focus on lithium-ion batteries aims to better educate the public on how to buy, charge, and dispose of them safely. Our students have been learning about how to safely take care of their rechargeable devices by making posters in art class. This week will continue to revolve around Fire Safety, ending with our Whitesville Volunteer Firefighters giving their annual presentation to our students. This is a great opportunity to talk with your children about Fire Safety plans in your home as well!
about 1 month ago, District Notices
👨🏫 Happy World Teachers Day to all of our Blue Jay team! This year's theme is "Recasting teaching as a collaborative profession." Our teachers have mastered collaboration to ensure educational transformation and professional growth at its finest. Thank you, to all of our teachers. Our students are lucky to have each one of you! 💙
about 1 month ago, District Notices
Last week our 2nd grade learned how to make root beer floats and this week they made their own applesauce! They're going to be working their way into Blue Jay Cafe before we know it!
about 1 month ago, District Notices
Spirit Week wrapped up with Blurple Day to show off our school spirit and support our AW teams!
about 1 month ago, District Notices
4th Grade had a personal narrative party! What's a personal narrative party, you ask? First, they read "Small Steps," a personal narrative by Peg Kehret sharing her experience of having polio. To extend their awareness of polio and make connections to their reading, they enjoyed chocolate milk while presenting their own personal narratives, because chocolate milk was the only thing Peg Kehret could drink! Then they wrapped up their Friday by playing Candy Land, which is a game created by a teacher who also had polio!