Drop off your order form for the Wheatland-Chili PTA Special Touch Bakery Pie Sale to the TJ Connor or MS/HS Main Office by March 28th. Delivery of the pies will be on Tuesday, April 9th, which is the Tuesday just before Spring Break.
Shrek the Musical will be on stage at Wheatland-Chili High School on March 21 at 4:00 p.m. for Senior Citizens and matinee ticket holders. Senior Citizens are able to reserve their complimentary tickets in advance for the March 21 performance. Shows on March 22 and 23 are at 7:00 p.m. We hope you’ll join us. Tickets are $10 and will be available online on the District website and at the door one hour before each performance.
Did you know as a WCCSD parent and student you have access to Naviance? Naviance is a college, career, and life readiness framework of free online classes in partnership with
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Mrs. Bayer's fifth-grade class is focusing on Random Acts of Kindness as a focus for SEL.
During the week of Feb. 11-15, students in grades K-5 participated in various Heart Healthy activities to celebrate the end of the Kids Heart Challenge.
Four Wheatland-Chili musicians recently performed with the Hochstein Youth Wind Symphony, an ensemble of students grades 9 through 12 representing 22 school districts.
Congratulations to Jenna LaMere for achieving 1000 career points with the Wheatland-Chili Varsity Girls Basketball team.
Congratulations to our students for their outstanding accomplishment and to teachers Steven Zimmerman and Beth McDougall.
Throughout the workshop, students learned to identify the negative voice in their head and find ways to change the voice to focus on kindness.
Drawings by seventh-grade art students in Megan Melville’s class are on display in the third floor art gallery, outside the Board of Education Room, at T. J. Connor. The students learned to create the illusion of depth on a flat surface to draw their fantasy bedroom. “I am incredible proud of the level of craftsmanship, hard work, and accuracy that these students portrayed,” wrote Melville.
Transportation Assistant Todd Shero with bus drivers Scott Lund, Gary Kaminska, Beth Wacenske, and Karen Nash together with bus aide Karen Ahrens and Monroe County School Resource Officer Lauren Udicious gave the 5 Bus Rules safety lesson to all T. J. Connor students in small group sessions.
Art teacher Val Savage selected the artwork of Allissa Merritt and Nissa Burch to be in the Start Here 2019 High School/Middle School Art Exhibition.
The fourth graders have recently completed a Science Unit about Waves.
Students follow the Engineering Design Process as they collaborate with a partner to design their invention.
Breakfast and lunch at the MS/HS have never been easier.
“You think it can’t happen to you, but I never thought it would happen to someone in my family.”
