Southern solid yellow pine from the Wildcat wooden gymnasium bleachers is for sale for $20 per plank (16’ x 9” x 3/4”) at https://bit.ly/2MpzTCZ until Thursday, August 30. This is your chance to capture a piece of Wildcat history.
The Wheatland-Chili District Calendar is now posted on the website under the calendar tab at https://www.wheatland.k12.ny.us/domain/76 . It is currently being printed and will be mailed to families the end of the week of August 13th.
We are proud to present a full video of the 2018 Commencement Ceremony for any who missed it or would like to enjoy it again.
The results of the Customer Service/Communications and Community Communications and Engagement surveys are now available online.
You Asked. We Listened., is a new video series highlighting the steps taken to address the questions and concerns of students, parents, and teachers.
TIES is a program which promotes the participation of children/young adults who have developmental disabilities in extracurricular and community activities by providing effective support.
One of our Board of Education goals relates to community outreach, and providing our parents and community with information so they are well informed. We have launched our Electronic Newsletter to support this goal. The Electronic Newsletter is available biweekly, and includes current news from our schools. Current issues are available on our website in our Quick Links
Each school year families who meet the eligibility and qualify for Free and Reduced Meals must fill out an application. An application and letter to parents will be mailed to homes in the District calendar in August. The application and letter are also on the District website under School Nutrition
K-12 teachers are using the ISTE ( International Society for Technology and Education) Standards to develop the Wheatland-Chili Technology Integration Scope and Sequence.
Members of the Class of 2018 were recognized for their academic, physical, and social achievements during a ceremony held June 21, 2018.
On June 24, fifty-one Wheatland-Chili seniors graduated with their high school diplomas.
The 2018 Graduate of Excellence was awarded to Jill Skivington Jackett.
Rob Schneider addressed the Class of 2018 during their June 24th graduation ceremony.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has partnered with Gates Chili, our neighboring school district, to host and serve FREE summer meals to any child 18 years of age and under. The program is fully funded by the USDA. It’s food that’s in, while school is out. There are no income requirements and no registration is necessary.
