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NOTIFICATION: Update on Positive Cases 1.13.2021
The Watertown City School District received confirmation from Jefferson County Public Health today, January 13, 2021, that an employee from Watertown High School has tested positive for COVID-19. As per our reopening plan, we will keep our community informed of all cases involving Watertown City School District students and staff. The District is working in collaboration with the Jefferson County Department of Public Health, which is currently performing the contact tracing process pursuant to their protocols. The contact tracing process identifies anyone who comes into close contact with someone who has COVID-19. Contact tracing slows the spread of COVID-19 and helps protect you, your family, and our community. If you are contacted by Jefferson County Public Health, please follow their recommendations.
Wednesday, Jan 13 2021
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Meal Pick Up
Good Morning!!! Don't forget that today is meal pick up day from 10:30-12:30, and that you must come just inside your building site to get your meals. We ask that for your safety and the safety of our staff, that everyone please wear a mask. Thank you in advance for your cooperation and understanding.!!!
Wednesday, Jan 13 2021
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NOTIFICATION: Update on Positive Cases 1.12.2021
The Watertown City School District received confirmation from Jefferson County Public Health today, January 12, 2021, that a virtual student from Watertown High School, an employee from Knickerbocker Elementary School, and an employee from Case Middle School have tested positive for COVID-19. As per our reopening plan, we will keep our community informed of all cases involving Watertown City School District students and staff. The District is working in collaboration with the Jefferson County Department of Public Health, which is currently performing the contact tracing process pursuant to their protocols. The contact tracing process identifies anyone who comes into close contact with someone who has COVID-19. Contact tracing slows the spread of COVID-19 and helps protect you, your family, and our community. If you are contacted by Jefferson County Public Health, please follow their recommendations.
Tuesday, Jan 12 2021
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North Country Family Health Centers at Case, North E...
Attention all Watertown City School District Staff, Parents, & Students -: During the current 100% remote learning period for Watertown City Schools please know North Country Family Health Center’s School-Based Health services will remain OPEN at Case, North Elementary, Wiley, and Watertown High School. Health Center staff will provide in-school appointments for medical and behavioral health services - telehealth appointments are an option too if necessary. Our staff will coordinate transportation for a student if needed. It is important to keep our students healthy during this time – we are open, convenient, safe; and are only a telephone call away. Click for locations and telephone numbers of our School-Based Health Centers: https://www.nocofamilyhealth.org/watertown-sbhc/
Monday, Jan 11 2021
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NOTIFICATION: Update on Positive Cases 1.10.2021
The Watertown City School District received confirmation from Jefferson County Public Health today, January 10, 2021, that a staff member from Case Middle School has tested positive for COVID-19. As per our reopening plan, we will keep our community informed of all cases involving Watertown City School District students and staff. The District is working in collaboration with the Jefferson County Department of Public Health, which is currently performing the contact tracing process pursuant to their protocols. The contact tracing process identifies anyone who comes into close contact with someone who has COVID-19. Contact tracing slows the spread of COVID-19 and helps protect you, your family, and our community. If you are contacted by Jefferson County Public Health, please follow their recommendations.
Sunday, Jan 10 2021
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NOTIFICATION: Update on Positive Cases 1.9.2021
The Watertown City School District received confirmation from Jefferson County Public Health today, January 9, 2021, that a student from H.T. Wiley Intermediate School, a virtual student from Case Middle School, and two students from Ohio Elementary School (one in-person and one virtual) have tested positive for COVID-19. As per our reopening plan, we will keep our community informed of all cases involving Watertown City School District students and staff. The District is working in collaboration with the Jefferson County Department of Public Health, which is currently performing the contact tracing process pursuant to their protocols. The contact tracing process identifies anyone who comes into close contact with someone who has COVID-19. Contact tracing slows the spread of COVID-19 and helps protect you, your family, and our community. If you are contacted by Jefferson County Public Health, please follow their recommendations.
Saturday, Jan 09 2021
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NOTIFICATION: Update on Positive Cases 1.8.2021
The Watertown City School District received confirmation from Jefferson County Public Health today, January 8, 2021, that two students from Knickerbocker Elementary School, a student from Case Middle School, a student from Watertown High School, one of our Ohio Elementary School employees, one of our Knickerbocker Elementary School employees, and one of our Starbuck Elementary employees, have tested positive for COVID-19. As per our reopening plan, we will keep our community informed of all cases involving Watertown City School District students and staff. The District is working in collaboration with the Jefferson County Department of Public Health, which is currently performing the contact tracing process pursuant to their protocols. The contact tracing process identifies anyone who comes into close contact with someone who has COVID-19. Contact tracing slows the spread of COVID-19 and helps protect you, your family, and our community. If you are contacted by Jefferson County Public Health, please follow their recommendations.
Friday, Jan 08 2021
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Trek to the North Pole Challenge - Congratulations S...
Starbuck Elementary received their trophy and certificate for winning the Trek to the North Pole Challenge this year. Congratulations to the staff and students at Starbuck and thank you to all WCSD staff and students who participated. We look forward to doing the challenge again next December. Pictured below is Mrs. Forbes and Coach Gosson with the trophy and certificate. We would like to thank 7th-grade student, Leila, for creating the ornament for the trophy using 3-D design and printing.
Friday, Jan 08 2021
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Happy Hair January 24th Event Canceled
We are sorry that the January 24th event had to be canceled. Fingers crossed, we hope to be back in March. Please stay safe, happy, and healthy! Message our Facebook page or call Tracy (718)755-7681, with any questions. Upcoming Happy Hair Event: March 28, 2021
Friday, Jan 08 2021