Wizards Lacrosse Camp wrapped up last week after welcoming 35 enthusiastic campers in kindergarten through eighth grade for a fun week of learning and play.

The 2025-26 school supply lists for Little Britain, Taft and Round Hill Elementary schools are now live ... View full post for details!

The Washingtonville Wizards Basketball Camp wrapped up last week, with 80 basketball lovers in grades 4-9 taking part in the four-day camp located in the WHS gym. Led by high school basketball coach Daniel Malvey, participants came together to learn, improve, compete and most importantly, have fun. View the full story to see highlights!

Washingtonville CSD is looking for BUS DRIVERS! Join our team and help us DRIVE the achievement of kids in our school community! APPLY TODAY! Contact Andrea Karnavezos at (845) 497-4000 ext. 27133, akarnavezos@wcsdk12.org or Laura Tarleton at (845) 497-4000 ext. 27132, ltarleton@wcsdk12.org

Recent Washingtonville High School graduate Malachi Taylor was inducted into the Wall of Champions Friday morning for earning the title of 400m State Champion, with an outstanding time of 46.98 seconds. Family, friends, coaches, educators and loved ones gathered outside of the WHS auditorium to witness this remarkable milestone in his athletic career.

This spring, the Washingtonville Central School District Board of Education held multiple meetings at each of the schools for its "Connections and Conversations Nights." At the events, families had the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the various roles and responsibilities of the Board of Education and encouraged parents to get more involved in their children’s education.

The Making a Difference Award recognizes the many examples of individual teachers, aides, drivers, safety, and other District staff who are making a difference in the lives of our children throughout our buildings. Today, Superintendent Dr. Larry Washington, along with Board of Education President Sharon Williams and Vice President Robin White, delivered the Making a Difference Award to each June recipient. 

Little Britain Elementary School fifth graders made their way down the aisles and onto the stage at Washingtonville High School’s auditorium for their moving up ceremony on Monday morning. Family, friends, faculty, staff and administrators took their seats to witness this milestone in the lives of these young wizards.