Webutuck Central School District

Huge congratulations to senior Evan Kilbasea, who just won a $5,600 scholarship at the 58th annual Carroll F. Johnson Scholastic Achievement Dinner—making him the first student from Webutuck to ever receive this award! 🎉

Evan attended the event alongside Valedictorian Giana Kall and Salutatorian Zaina AbouEid. Inspired by the incredible teachers and mentors he found here, Evan plans to go into education himself: "I'll never forget my experience at Webutuck and I'll someday teach other students how I was taught here." ❤️

Please join us in celebrating Evan's achievement and our amazing seniors!

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Big day for our WES 3rd graders! Today is their Moving Up Ceremony, and we don’t want you to miss a single second of the celebration.

We will be streaming the entire ceremony LIVE on Instagram today at 1:00 PM!

👉 How to watch:

Open your Instagram app.

Search for our profile:

Tap our profile picture right at 1:00 PM when you see the "LIVE" badge!

Let’s give these students the huge send-off they deserve.
Drop a 🎓 in the comments if you’ll be tuning in!

Back on May 14th, our Eugene Brooks Intermediate School 6th graders took an unforgettable trip to the American Museum of Natural History! From the Hayden Planetarium to massive dinosaur bones, 🦖 their science and social studies lessons truly came to life.

For many of our students, this was their very first time visiting the Big Apple! As a 6th grader, Yamen Gadalla put it: "It was really fun, exciting, and I learned a lot of stuff." 🚌❤️

A huge thank you to the Webutuck Quest for Excellence Fund at () for the generous grant that made this incredible real-world learning experience possible!

Read more: ebis.webutuckschools.org

Our School Climate & Culture committee just put up the last round of encouragement posters just in time for the start of Regents tomorrow morning!
Our hallways are packed with positivity and reminders of how hard you’ve all worked. Get some sleep, eat a good breakfast, and remember: You’ve got this! 💙👇

Beyond the Classroom: When Literature Comes to Life!

Back in February, Mrs. Kerrigan’s 9th graders wrapped up a unit on Romeo and Juliet and West Side Story. By a total stroke of luck, Mrs. Kerrigan found out that the hit Broadway tour of & Juliet was coming to the historic Proctors theatre in Schenectady—and she immediately jumped on the opportunity!

Wanting to share the magic, Mrs. Kerrigan opened the trip to all 9th-12th graders. Thanks to a generous donation from our wonderful PTA, 36 excited students and 4 chaperones headed out for an unforgettable day and afternoon at the theater.

According to Mrs. Kerrigan, the students were absolutely "wowed!" For many, this was their very first time experiencing live theater of this scale, creating a core memory that will stay with them for years to come.

Thank you, Mrs. Kerrigan, for your vision and dedication, and thank you to our District and community for supporting the arts! ❤️

Make sure to go to our YouTube Channel to see more pictures: https://youtu.be/3Yy2R-bFerU

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