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WEBUTUCK — The North East (Webutuck) Central School District Board of Education (BOE) was kept abreast of the status of the long-awaited capital project during a presentation facilitated by Superintendent of Schools Raymond Castellani on Monday, March 15.
A junior at Webutuck High School, Samantha Meehan received an honorable mention award for her Short Term Memory and Its Effect on Eyewitness Testimonies project in this year’s 62nd Annual Virtual Dutchess County Regional Science Fair, as did seventh-grader Carlos Franco Sub. Photo submitted
WEBUTUCK — Almost a month after their projects were applauded at their school district’s first-ever Virtual STEAM Fair, Webutuck students Carlos Franco Sub and Samantha Meehan took their STEAM Fair projects to the next level, at the Dutchess County Regional Science Fair in March, earning them honorable mentions.
WEBUTUCK — With spring arriving, thoughts of graduating seniors naturally begin to focus on their upcoming festivities, namely the day they finally receive their long awaited diplomas.
WEBUTUCK — With 2021-22 budget planning underway, the North East (Webutuck) Central School District Board of Education (BOE) turned its attention over to presentations by the Dutchess County Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) School Business Official Matt Metzger and Webutuck Business Administrator Robert Farrier on Monday, March
WEBUTUCK — While the school district has demonstrated its ability to continue operations as best it can with the COVID-19 pandemic hanging overhead, the Webutuck Board of Education (BOE) considered a concrete pandemic plan for future situations as outline by Business Administrator Robert Farrier at its meeting on Monday, Feb. 22.
Though their projects weren’t judged at the fair, STEAM Fair participants from Webutuck Elementary School were rewarded with fun prizes for their hard work and creativity. Photo courtesy of Webutuck STEAM Fair Google Site
WEBUTUCK — Students were just as resourceful this year in demonstrating their creativity and investigation of the world around them as they’ve been in previous years as they submitted their projects, inventions and demonstrations to this year’s virtual STEAM Fair.
A kindergartner at Webutuck Elementary School, Lois Musgrave demonstrated how different flours change mold growth on bread with her Moldy Muffins STEAM project. Photo submitted
WEBUTUCK — Even with shifting to a virtual platform, Webutuck students’ creativity and innovation shone through their projects at the school district’s seventh annual STEAM Fair in February.
WEBUTUCK — The Webutuck Board of Education (BOE) kicked off February discussing the winter sports season, bidding farewell to several beloved teachers and looking into getting Webutuck staff vaccinated against COVID-19.
WEBUTUCK — After absorbing the latest reports from the North East (Webutuck) Central School District, its Board of Education (BOE) assessed where the district stands in regard to school closings and the COVID-19 vaccine at a meeting on Monday evening, Jan. 25.
WEBUTUCK — Ready to make a fresh start in the new year, the North East (Webutuck) Central School District Board of Education (BOE) got up-to-date on district matters at its first meeting of 2021 on Monday evening, Jan. 4.
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