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Whitesboro High School celebrated National French Week from Wednesday, November 1 through Wednesday, November 8.
The Red Cross Club, once again, participated in the Stuff the Bus School Challenge, donating toys to help the less fortunate in the Mohawk Valley have a happy holiday season.
Students in the Whitesboro Central School District were able to explore potential career fields and job options through a Career Fair and Senior Shadow Day coordinated by the Oneida-Herkimer- Madison BOCES School to Career Programs.
On Friday, December 1, eight Whitesboro High School students were invited to the Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES School and Business Alliance’s annual breakfast.
On Saturday, December 2, the Marcy Elementary building was filled with laughter and cheer as the Marcy PTO sponsored its annual Breakfast with Santa.
Leading up to the NYSPHSAA Football Class A Championship Game, varsity football players visited their respective elementary school and walked the halls as students and staff cheered them on.
On Saturday, November 18, 97 Hart's Hill Elementary School students braved the cold weather to run the Hart's Hill Turkey Trot!
Parkway and middle school students enjoyed a Fun Fest on November 17!
The Whitesboro Athletic Department held a National Letter of Intent (NLI) Signing Day on November 8 in the High School Library to congratulate and recognize four student-athletes who will be committing to Division I or Division II programs.
The Whitesboro Middle School Campus hosted a Metric Carnival Night on November 9.
The Oneida County Youth Bureau and the Utica University Men’s Basketball program will be hosting a free basketball clinic on Sunday, December 10 from 12-2 p.m. for kids ages 8-17 years old.
On November 6, both inductees and current members of the National Honor Society (NHS) attended an induction ceremony at Hart’s Hill Inn.
Our Mission
"To inspire, cultivate, and empower all learners to maximize their potential."
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Our Vision
“Together with our community, the Whitesboro Central School District provides a dynamic, comprehensive program committed to relevant, engaging, individualized experiences, while fostering a culture of personal and professional growth in a safe, diverse, positive learning environment.”
