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Our Philosophy

It is our challenge that the students of our District become caring, contributing members of the community, the nation, and the world.
Click here to read the full philosophy. 

Connections & Conversations coming this fall

The Washingtonville Central School District invites families and community members to join members of the Board of Education for Connections & Conversations, a series of informal opportunities to connect, ask questions and learn more about what is happening across the district.

See post for more details.

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SUNY Orange Instant Admission Day at WHS

Attention seniors! SUNY Orange will be hosting an Instant Admission Day at Washingtonville High School on Thursday, December 10, 2026.

If you are interested in applying to SUNY Orange, please visit your guidance counselor to register for the event. There is no application fee.

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ParentSquare - Stay Connected!

Stay Informed with ParentSquare
This tool will help you stay up-to-date with important announcements, events, and messages from the district and your child's school.

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Success Center

The District promotes the social and emotional health for all students, faculty, staff and community members. The District provides resources and virtual steps of action for use.
Click here for more information. 

School News

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winter sports registration information

Registration for the 2026–2027 winter athletic season opens Oct. 16 for varsity and JV athletes and Oct. 22 for modified athletes. All students planning to participate must register online through Arbiter and have a current physical on file.

See post for registration details and instructions.

graphic for school psych week 2026.

During National School Psychologist Week, the Washingtonville Central School District has been honoring the essential role psychologists play in a school setting. School psychologists play a vital role in students’ academic, behavioral, social and emotional well being, ensuring they have the resources and tools to succeed.

A group of children in blue uniforms and adults stand in front of a school entrance decorated with a "Thank You Veterans" banner.

Students at Round Hill Elementary honored veterans in several ways throughout the week. Students participated in events such as Red Poppy Day, Thank a Veteran Day, Red, White and Blue Day and World Kindness Day to express their gratitude for the ultimate sacrifice veterans have made to protect our country. Local Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts honor veterans during a special ceremony.

Owen Leonard.

From the stage to the screen, Owen is making the most of what Washingtonville High School has to offer. His involvement in the arts, athletics, and honor societies, along with an impressive 4.0 grade point average, brings him a new adventure every day.

Graphic for upstander student award.

An Upstander is a person who speaks out, takes action, or intervenes to support someone or a cause rather than remaining a passive bystander. Our community is filled with students who quietly and consistently make a difference through service, leadership, kindness, and volunteerism. The Upstander Award honors students whose actions positively impact others and help strengthen our schools, neighborhoods, and community organizations. Click here to nominate a student! 

A group of children and adults in costumes stand on a grassy field holding certificates, with a backdrop of autumn trees and a cloudy sky.

Students and staff at Round Hill Elementary gathered outside the school Friday morning for the annual Pumpkin Run, where fourth and fifth graders competed for a spot in the upcoming districtwide championship at Washingtonville High School. Top qualifiers from Round Hill will move on to race against the top runners from Little Britain and Taft Elementary Schools this week.

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