The District's plan for reopening is complete and has been posted to this website. Click here to see the reopening plan, an "at a glance" document, resources, frequently asked questions, and the District's planning efforts. Thank you to everyone who completed the surveys and provided input into the plan development.
For parents who wish to select a remote learning option for the fall and/or for parents who have no Internet in their homes, we ask that you complete and return a brief survey no later than Friday, August 14, so that we can support your needs. Click here for the survey link.
Thank you to our parents and staff members who responded to the survey about reopening options for school in 2020-2021. Click here for parent survey responses and click here for the staff responses.
The New York State Public High School Athletic Association advised that the NYS fall sports schedule is currently delayed until September 21, 2020. Click here for the press release with all information.
WC Support Team Hotline
It has been quite some time since we’ve had our usual routine, school, and social connections. Are you struggling with isolation? Having problems with your friends? Conflicts with your family? Feeling depressed, anxious or taking unusual risks? We are here for you! The support line isn’t just for students. Parents, are you struggling to provide structure and routine in this current pandemic? Do you have parenting questions? Or perhaps need to be connected to community resources like, food banks, mental health counseling, clothing needs, or in home supports? We can help you too! Monday – Friday from 12:30-2:30pm you can call or text the Wheatland-Chili Support Team Hotline (483-0411) and be connected with one of our counselors, social workers, or psychologists. We are also available via e-mail at wcwildcathotline@gmail.com.
USDA FREE Summer Food Program to Begin on July 6
The Wheatland-Chili Food Services Program is participating in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Summer Food Service Program, which provides FREE meals to students during the summer.
All children in the community, 18 years and younger, can participate; you need not be a Wheatland-Chili student. All children are welcome. There is no registration required.
Meals pick ups are offered weekdays Monday, Wednesday, Friday beginning July 6 at Wheatland-Chili Middle School/High School at 940 North Road, Scottsville from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday and Wednesday pickups will include meals for Tuesday and Thursday.
Pick up location is behind the school by the cafeteria parking lot. Enter the campus by the Transportation building. Plese stay in your vehicle. Staff will bring the food to you.
The situation with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is constantly changing. We have created an online webpage which will contain the most current information.
The Wheatland-Chili Board of Education has selected Lynda Quick as the next superintendent of the Wheatland-Chili Central School District, pending formal appointment to the position at the Board of Education meeting tonight. She will begin her new role August 17, 2020. Quick is currently the Deputy Superintendent for the Rochester City School District. She has previously served as the Superintendent of the Skaneateles Central School District and as Cattaraugus-Allegany-Erie-Wyoming BOCES District Superintendent. “Ms. Quick has an extensive and impressive background having served in various roles within public education across upstate New York. The Board genuinely believes we have hired an educational and community professional to lead our community’s greatest asset,” said Wheatland-Chili School Board President James Musshafen. “I would like to thank the community at large for your support during the feedback and informational gathering sessions. The Board of Education is sincerely grateful for the feedback provided by the community, staff, students and administrators via surveys and forums throughout this important process.” With nearly 30 years in education, Quick has also served as an attorney and a Senior Labor Relations Specialist. She has bachelor’s degrees from Kent State University and studied Educational Administration at St. Bonaventure University, SUNY Buffalo, and Northern Arizona University. Quick also holds a law degree from Case Western Reserve University, with bar membership to practice law in Ohio and New York.
Wildcats you have two options - choose one or both: 1. Keep a reading log with the title and author of the books you read this summer 2. Send pictures of you reading to T. J. Connor Librarian catie_abonado@wheatland.k12.ny.us Both options will earn you entries into our Free Book Contest.
The Mental Health team members at T. J. Connor are available to provide you with support. Please do not hesitate to contact us if your child or your family needs our assistance. We can provide you with resources, strategies for helping your child, and even virtual counseling sessions for students. The best way to contact us i
The MS/HS Counseling Department has created google voice phone numbers that will answer during the school hours. Students can call or text those numbers. There is also an appointment booking site to allow for students or families to request appointments with
The Wheatland-Chili Central School District is using Zoom Video Conferencing to hold Board of Education meetings while the District is closed.
We are here to help. Our District is a community resource. We work together with our town and village leaders. If your family is in need of assistance, please reach out to us and we will connect you with the person or organization to help you. If you are
