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WEBUTUCK — Walking behind Webutuck High School (WHS) on Saturday, May 14, community members could find a smile on the face of nearly every man, woman and child as they gathered together for a fun, festive celebration at the Webutuck PTA’s annual Community Day. The event was organized by PTA members Anna Kall and Leah Sprague.
A resident of Copake, Roger Albright posed for a photo with his 1973 Pontiac Grand Am at the Webutuck Community Day Car Show. Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
WEBUTUCK — Among the many festivities featured at this year’s Community Day sponsored by the PTA in celebration of the North East (Webutuck) Central School District and its student body, car enthusiasts were thrilled to walk among the aisles of metal and rubber and check out the vehicles on display at the 2022 Webutuck Community Day Car Show.
Leaders from the local, county and state level gathered at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday, May 14, as Webutuck Nurse Charlie Davis and Superintendent of Schools Raymond Castellani, center, worked the scissors to signify the opening of the school district’s new health clinic. Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
WEBUTUCK — The North East (Webutuck) Central School District’s passionate planning, organizing and fundraising to make its in-school based health clinic — the very first in the multi-county Hudson Valley region — a reality was rewarded Saturday morning, May 14.
WEBUTUCK — With just one week left until the annual school district budget vote, the Webutuck Board of Education (BOE) made sure the public was brought up to speed on this year’s budget development process at the public hearing for the 2022-23 budget on Monday, May 9.
From left, Webutuck High School senior Jaide Sweeney was congratulated by Webutuck Counselors Vinnie Merindino and Darlene McLaughlin on her bright future on Decision Day alongside her fellow seniors Jordan Dyer, Teyvon Thrasher, Otto Eisermann and Lizzie Eisermann. Photo submitted
WEBUTUCK — With the end of their primary and secondary academic career years in sight, Webutuck High School (WHS) seniors proudly declared their future plans to their teachers and peers at the school district’s annual Decision Day, held on Monday, May 2.
WEBUTUCK — With one month left until the North East (Webutuck) Central School District’s annual district budget and Board of Education (BOE) election, the Webutuck BOE put its meeting time to excellent use on Monday, April 18, by adopting the 2022-23 proposed district budget.
A senior at Webutuck High School (WHS), Samantha Meehan explored blackout poetry for the World Poetry Day lesson assigned by teacher Jenna Garofalo. Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
WEBUTUCK — If one were to walk by Webutuck High School (WHS) English Language Arts (ELA) teacher Jenna Garofalo’s classroom on Monday, March 21, they would have found her senior Dutchess Community College (DCC) English class entranced.
WEBUTUCK — With the 2022-23 school district budget development process underway, the North East (Webutuck) Central School District (WCSD) Board of Education (BOE) turned its attention to Business Administrator Robert Farrier’s first budget presentation for the 2022-23 school year on Monday evening, March 21.
Webutuck High School (WHS) Principal Katy McEnroe, center, congratulated the students who achieved placement on the WHS Honor Roll during the second quarter at a pizza lunch held in their honor in the school library. Photo by Kaitlin Lyle
WEBUTUCK — As a reward for their academic excellence, Webutuck High School (WHS) Principal Katy McEnroe invited the students who made the Honor Roll during the second quarter to a celebratory pizza lunch on Wednesday, March 23.
WEBUTUCK — Nurturing the next generation of scientists, scholars, artists and innovators through a crowd-pleasing event, the Webutuck community came out to the eighth annual STEAM Fair on Saturday, March 19, to watch students challenge their creative powers.
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