Maddie Feller, Corinne's niece, was recognized as MVP
Attention all VC Families!!
The Valley Central School District announces its anticipated half-day & full-day Universal Prekindergarten (UPK) Program for 2019-2020.
Eligible children include those who reside in the district and who will be 4 years old on or before December 1, 2019.
If you have an eligible child or know someone who has an eligible child, please share this information with them. A Parent Information Night and Vendor Fair will be held on Thursday, January 31, 2019 at 7:00 PM in the Berea Elementary Cafeteria (snow date is Tuesday, February 5th). The application period runs from January 31, 2019 through March 14, 2019. Please visit the UPK website for additional information at:www.vcsd.k12.ny.us, click on the Universal Prekindergarten link found on the left side menu.
NJHS Stuff the Bus for BackPack Snack Attack at ShopRite December 15 10AM-2PM
The VCMS National Junior Honor Society is sponsoring
STUFF THE BUS to support the BackPack Snack Attack Program.
The BackPack Snack Attack Program provides 6 meals and snacks each weekend to students who receive free breakfast/lunch during the week.
The Orange County Department of Health and the Orange County Medical Society want you to be aware that the flu season will again be on its way. Please see letter from the Commissioner of Health (Spanish version) with her recommendations.
All transportation inquiries should be directed to Helen Herbert at East End Bus Company.
Her direct number is 244-8660 x1801.
Valley Central has moved to a new student management system called schooltool. To continue thorough communications with parents, we are implementing the new parent portal in schooltool. For more information please click here.
13 Reasons Why - What Parents Need to Know
Valley Central School District wants parents to be aware of the popular Netflix original series, 13 Reasons Why. We urge parents to research the series to fully understand what your child may be exposed to. Please read the letter from the Superintendent and also review the important talking points about the miniseries.
On January 30th 2017, the Valley Central Board of Education approved the Smart Schools Investment Plan. Smart Schools funding as proposed in the SSIP will allow Valley Central to invest in network infrastructure upgrades as well as improved video and door security technologies. Read more about the SSIP here.
