The Wheatland-Chili Central School District hosted a community panel discussion on school safety. The March 6 public meeting featured a diverse group of panelists who discussed the measures the district is taking to ensure student safety.
Please join us in welcoming Monroe County Deputy Sean Mayo as the School Resource Officer (SRO) assigned to the Wheatland-Chili Central School District.
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
The PTA will host a congratulatory breakfast for all high school and middle school honor roll students May 1 and 2.
Students in the AP history class took the opportunity to attend the Louise Slaughter celebration of life.
In the District, we undertook a thorough review of our Code of Conduct that began in August 2017. The goal of our work was to discuss philosophical issues relating to student behaviors, consequences, and supports, and develop a Code of Conduct that also focused on student character and support. We worked with Carol Lieber and Rich Cardillo from Engaging Schools, who guided the discussions.
Congratulations to all the district musicians for sharing their talents.
Congratulations to Bus 127 for winning the first bus behavior award!
Please welcome Shannon Foos as she joins the Wheatland-Chili Middle/High School nursing team.
Eleven Wheatland-Chili high school students attended the most recent ROC2Change Summit at the Wegmans Conference Center in Gates.
