Demari Perkins, an 11th grader at Watervliet High School, is among the nearly 70 students from 19 area school districts who will represent Capital Region BOCES during a statewide competition this month that tests their abilities in the skilled trades and workplace. The students will showcase their work-related skills at the competition, which takes place …
Written by, photos by Anthony Bisner, WHS Senior, CEIP Communications Intern Vliet v. Greenville The Varsity Boys Baseball team travels to Greenville High school to kick off their season on . Senior Logan Jamroz with a strong start to the season listing a strong 8 k’s throughout his first start. At the plate Senior David …
We join with the Watervliet Police Department in mourning the loss of Sergeant Marc Langlais, who served the Watervliet community as a police officer for the past 19 years. Marc graduated from Watervliet High School as a member of the Class of 1995, and was active in the jazz band throughout high school. He married …
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Imagine being in fifth grade and enduring a life altering injury as the result of bullying. Nineteen-year-old author Isabella Sementilli doesn’t have to imagine — every day she lives with the after effects caused by a bullying incident. Isabella recently visited Watervliet Elementary School to read her book, “The Short Story of One Tough Cookie,” …
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Attention 11th grade students – mark your calendars for SAT Day on Tuesday, April 25, at 8 a.m. High school juniors will have an opportunity to take the SAT during the regular school day at WJSHS. This is provided at no cost to students, and they do not need to register. This test is an …
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We are proud to announce that Watervliet Jr.-Sr. High School has been recognized as a Common Sense School. This recognition acknowledges our school’s commitment to helping students build digital citizenship skills that are essential for their well-being today—and for the opportunities they’ll have tomorrow. This honor is presented by Common Sense Education, a national nonprofit …
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Plan maintains programs, services, staffing; provides added learning opportunities, supports for students During its regular meeting on April 4, the Watervliet Board of Education voted unanimously to adopt a proposed $37,759,000 budget for the 2023-24 school year. The school budget proposal represents a $4 million, or 12%, increase compared with the current-year budget. The spending …
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A reminder that students in grades 3-8 will be taking the 2023 New York State Grades 3-8 English Language Arts the week we return from Spring Break, with the state Math tests to follow in early May (schedule below). This year for the first time, all of our grade 3 and grade 6 students will …
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Photos and write up by Anthony Bisner, WHS Senior and CEIP Communications intern The Watervliet softball and baseball programs combined forces to host a pancake breakfast in March. Coaches Mike Bendon, Peter Soroka and Mark Cady organized the fundraiser at Watervliet Jr.-Sr. High School. Over 100 people attended the event that raised a lot of …
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Building Cannoneer Culture Another dozen students in grades 6-8 were recognized recently for their efforts to improve the overall school climate at Watervliet Junior High School via the “Cannoneer Culture” initiative. The theme of the program encompasses the four characteristics listed below, which align with our Board of Education goals. Being Present: I will be …
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