Student Daily Health Assessment
Click HERE to access the Student Daily Health Assessment.
COVID-19 Information
The situation with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is constantly changing. We have created an online hub which will contain the most current updates and information.
Technical Support Help Line
WCCSD students and care-givers can access technical support via email at:
WCHelpdesk@wheatland.k12.ny.us
A staff-member will respond as soon as possible to ensure all students have the tools to succeed.
Food Services Information for Parents and Guardians
The USDA FREE Breakfast and Lunch meals will be extended until June 30, 2021.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Families who qualify for the Free and Reduced meals must still apply so we have your application on file. Apply using the Free and Reduced application mailed in the District calendar. A copy is also available, on the website, at: http://bit.ly/WCFree_Reduced_Form
The Sophomore Class is holding a spiritwear fundraiser. The students have designed several clothing options including a tie-dyed t-shirt, sweatshirt, pants and facemask for sale. Check out THIS FLYER for more information. Orders can be placed online until March 9th. Go to https://www.bwprintwear.com/wc to place your order.
Child Safety Matters Program Information Presentation
Hello and welcome to our school’s homepage. I hope that you view this website as a valuable tool in learning more about our school and the ways in which we strive to meet our students' needs. Be on the lookout for updates and modifications as the district as a whole continues its efforts in seeing that this is a dynamic site.
Please be sure to also spend time navigating the section that is specific to the development and planning for the implementation of the recalibrated Code of Character, Conduct and Support. You can find materials related to the Code by clicking on the district homepage, and by following the links under "Our District" and "Code of Conduct" or by clicking here: Code of Character, Conduct and Support
This Code was developed in partnership with key stakeholders including parents, teachers, district and school administrators, union representatives, external service providers and community leaders. Implementation of the recalibrated Code began in 2018-2019 and will be a continued focus in the 2020-2021 school year. Specifically, we will look to better match restorative actions with school sanctions, as well as seek to improve upon culturally responsive practices.
Regular, productive and meaningful communication between all school stakeholders is an integral component of our success. Please feel free to reach out to me either by phone, email or by stepping into the office so that we can discuss the many ways in which we can work to support our children. Further, it is important that you have updated your email address with our school and be sure to check our Twitter feed often as updates and information are often posted to this resource.
Again, thank you for visiting our school’s webpage and be sure to visit back often!
We are aware of this announcement and we are evaluating what it means for our school and our student-athletes.
Updated December 8th, 2020
The Wheatland-Chili Central School District is hosting an online auction for a Ludwig Concert Bass Drum.
In its second Artist Spotlight, the High School Art Club is highlighting the work of Scout Brandes.
As Wheatland-Chili begins the second half of the school year, we’d like to take this opportunity to acquire your feedback on district communications and updates. We are also launching a very exciting new initiative for which we would love parent and community input around: a new district logo!
Upon careful consideration of our District operations, consultation with faculty and staff, and feedback from parents, we have decided to make this change beginning Monday, February 1, 2021.
The Varsity Club will be highlighting Wheatland-Chili student athletes throughout the school year. The second athlete to receive the spotlight is Cross Country runner Joey Everts.
January 29th is now a full day of instruction for all students. March 8th is now a full day of instruction for all students.
The events that unfolded in our nation’s capital yesterday have impacted our community, our staff, and our students.
