Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
Superintendent’s
Conference Day
(
Teachers Only
Teachers Only
)
Kindergarten Class
Visit at 1:00pm
2
3
4
Labor Day
(
No School
No School
)
5
First Day Of School
Kindergarten Begins
(12:30pm)
6
7
8
9
10
11
Gr. 912 Open
House
(6:307:30pm)
12
13
ABLE (7:50am)
BOE (7:30pm)
14
15
16
17
18
Superintendent’s
Conference Day
(
Teachers Only
Teachers Only
)
19
PTA Mtg. (M.S.
Conference Rm.
@ 7:00pm)
20
ABLE (7:50AM)
21
Gr. K4 Open House
(6:307:30pm)
22
H.S Picture Day
H.S. Homecoming
23
24
25
Gr. 58 Open House
(6:307:30pm)
26
M.S. Picture Day
27
BOE Meeting 7:30pm
28
29
30
September 2000
Please note: This calendar is not allinclusive and additional information about activities may be
found elsewhere: the Sun, the Record as well as the building Newsletter and the district publica
tion, “What’s Happening” may be used to supplement this calendar.
WILLIAMSON CENTRAL SCHOOL
Athletic Department
Boys Soccer
(7
th
& 8
th
Grades)
Bus
Time
Girls Soccer
8
th
Grade
Bus
Time
Girls Soccer
7th
Grade
Bus
Time
Volleyball
Bus
Time
Sept 21 @ NRWolcott
3:00
Sept 22
@ Lyons
3:00
Sept 22
Gananda
Sept 19
@ Sodus
3:10
Sept 27 @ Marion
3:10
Sept 26
East Rochester
Sept 28
@ Marion
3:10
Sept 21
Gananda
Sept 29 Sodus
Sept 28
@ Marion
3:10
Oct 2
@ Sodus
3:10
Sept 26
@ Red Creek
3:00
Oct 3
Red Creek
Oct 2
@ Sodus
3:10
Oct 4
Red Creek
Sept 28
@ Lyons
3:00
Oct 5
@ Gananda
3:00
Oct 4
@ East Rochester
3:00
Oct 6
Gananda
Oct 3
@ NRWolcott
3:00
Oct 11
Red Creek
Oct 6
Gananda
Oct 10
Red Creek
Oct 5
ClydeSavannah
Oct 13
Marion
Oct 10
Red Creek
Oct 12
@ Gananda
3:00
Oct 10
Marion
Oct 17
NRWolcott
Oct 12
Lyons
Oct 16
@ NRWolcott
3:00
Oct 12
Sodus
Oct 19
@ Sodus
3:10
Oct 16
@ NRWolcott
3:00
Oct 18
Marion
Oct 17
@ Gananda
3:00
Oct 23
@ Red Creek
3:00
Oct 18
Marion
Oct 20
Gananda
Oct 19
Red Creek
Oct 25
Gananda
Oct 20
Gananda
Oct 24
@ Red Creek
3:00
Oct 24
NRWolcott
Oct 24
@Red Creek
3:00
Oct 26
@ Marion
3:00
SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE!!!
Sept 19
Mynderse, Marion & Sodus @ Red Creek
4:30
Sept 23
MarcusWhitman Invitational
9:00
Sept 26
Waterloo, South Seneca & Newark @ Lyons
4:30
Oct 3
PalMac, NRW & Wayne @ ClydeSavannah
4:30
Oct 10
Midlakes, Red Jacket, Penn Yan & DeSales @ WHS
4:30
Oct 17
Marcus Whitman, Canandaigua & Geneva @ Geneva
4:30
Oct 24
Victor, Honeoye & Bloomfield @ HAC
4:30
Oct 28
League Championship Meet @ site TBD
TBD
Nov 4
Section V Championships
TBD
Nov 11
NYSPHSAA States @ Utica
TBD
Nov 18
NYS Federation Meet @ Bowdin State Park
TBD
Junior High Cross Country
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
Gr. 5&6 Rollerskat
ing Party
(3:30pm)
5
6
E.S. Picture Day
H.S. End of 5
Weeks
7
8
9
Columbus Day
(
No School
)
10
11
ABLE (7:50AM)
BOE Meeting
(7:30pm)
12
13
14 Interim Reports
Go Home
14
Elementary Super
Saturday (8:00am)
15
16
17
PTA Mtg. (M.S.
Conference Rm.
@ 7:00pm)
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
ABLE (7:50am)
BOE Meeting
(7:30pm)
26
Big Pumpkin Day
27
Superintendent’s
Conference Day
(
Teachers Only
)
S. High Vocal All
County Auditions @
ClydeSavannah
28
29
30
M.S. / H.S. Picture
Retake Day
31
October 2000
WILLIAMSON CENTRAL SCHOOL
Athletic Department
Fall 2000 High School Schedules
Boys Soccer
Girls Soccer
Volleyball
Aug 31
Cohocton Tourn.
TBD
Aug 25
@ PalMac (scrimmage)
4:00 JV&V
Sept 6
@ Sodus
5/6
Sept 1
Cohocton Tourn.
TBD
Aug 29
Cohocton Tourn. (vs. Addison)
VTBD
Sept 7
@ Web. Christian (V)
4:00
Sept 5
Webster Christian (V)
7:00
Aug 30
Cohocton Tourney
VTBD
Sept 8
Gananda
5/6
Sept 6
Red Creek
5/7
Sept 7
BishKearn Tourney (vs. Wilson) 5:00 V
Sept 11
@ BishopKearney (V)
5:30
Sept 8
Marion Tourn.
JV 4:15/V 7:00
Sept 9
BishopKearn Tourney
JV 4/V 6 or 8
Sept 15
@ Lyons
5/6
Sept 9
Marion Tourn.
JV 10 AM/V 5 or 7
Sept 12
@ Sodus
5/7
Sept 20
@ NRWolcott
5/6
Sept 13
@ Gananda
JV & V @ 4:00
Sept 13
BishopKearney (JV only)
4:15
Sept 22
ClydeSav
5/6 (Homecoming)
Sept 15
Sodus
5/7
Sept 18
Gananda
5/7
Sept 27
Marion
5/6
Sept 22
East Rochester
4/7 (Homecoming)
Sept 20
Red Creek
5/7
Sept 29
Sodus
5/6
Sept 25
@ Marion
5/7
Sept 22
Lyons
4/5
(Homecoming)
Oct 2
Web. Christian (V)
6:30
Sept 27
@ NRWolcott
5/7
Sept 26
@ NRWolcott
5/7
Oct 4
@ Gananda
5/6
Sept 29
@ Red Creek
5/7
Sept 28
Marion
5/7
Oct 9
@ BishopKearney
5:30
Oct 3
Gananda
5/7
Oct 2
Sodus
5/7
Oct 11
Lyons
5/6
Oct 5
@ Sodus
5/7
Oct 6
@ Gananda
4/4
Oct 13
NRWolcott
5/6
Oct 11
@ Webster Christian (V) 4:00
Oct 10
@ Red Creek
5/7
Oct 18
@ ClydeSavannah
5/6
Oct 14
@ East Rochester
1 PM/1 PM
Oct 13
@ Lyons
4/4
Oct 20
@ Marion
5/6
Oct 17
Marion
5/7
Oct 16
NRWolcott
5/7
Oct 19
NRWolcott
5/7
Oct 18
@ Marion
5/7
Sept 19
Mynderse, Marion & Sodus @ Red Creek
4:30
Sept 23
MarcusWhitman Invitational
9:00
Sept 26
Waterloo, South Seneca & Newark @ Ly
ons
4:30
Oct 3
PalMac, NRW & Wayne @ Clyde
Savannah
4:30
Oct 10
Midlakes, Red Jacket, Penn Yan & DeSales
@ WHS
4:30
Oct 17
Marcus Whitman, Canandaigua & Geneva
@ Geneva
4:30
Oct 24
Victor, Honeoye & Bloomfield @ HAC
4:30
Oct 28
League Championship Meet @ site TBD
TBD
Nov 4
Section V Championships
TBD
Nov 11
NYSPHSAA States @ Utica
TBD
Nov 18
NYS Federation Meet @ Bowdin State
Park
TBD
Cross County
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
Gr. 36 Rollerskat
ing Party (3:30pm)
2
Fall Sports Awards
3
4
5
6
7
8
ABLE (7:50am)
KReports go Home
9
STW Career Fair
(Newark)
E.S. Picture Retake
Day
10
Superintendent’s
Conference Day
(
Teachers Only
)
H.S. End of 10 Week
11
12
13
14
15
BOE Meeting
(7:30pm)
16
14 Report Cards
Go Home
17
18
19
20
21
PTA Mtg. (M.S.
Conference Rm.
@ 7:00pm)
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
ABLE (7:50am)
30
Parent/Teacher
Conferences K8
November 2000
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
PTA Mtg. (M.S.
Conference Rm.
@ 7:00pm)
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
August 2001
Thanksgiving Holiday
(No School)
Jr. High AllState Festival @ Victor,
Nov 3&4
Sr. High AllState Festival @ Greece
Athena, Nov 17&18
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
5
6
Parent/Teacher
Conference K12
BOE Meeting 7:30pm
7
8
9
10
11
12
Parent/Teacher Confer
ence K4
Gr. 5&6 Vocal Concert
@ 7:00pm
13
ABLE 7:50am
Gr. 1&2 Rollerskating
Part (3:30pm)
14
15
H.S. End of 15
Weeks
16
17
18
High School Vocal
Concert @ 7:00pm
19
Gr. 4 Chorus Holiday
Concert (7:00pm)
PTA Mtg. (M.S.
Conference Rm.
20
Gr. 7&8 Vocal Con
cert @ 7:00pm
BOE (7:30pm)
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
December 2000
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
PTA Mtg. (M.S.
Conference Rm.
@ 7:00pm)
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
July 2001
Holiday Recess
(No School)
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
New Year’s Day
(
No School)
2
3
Gr. 36 Rollerskat
ing Party (3:30)
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
ABLE (7:50am)
BOE (7:30pm)
11
12
13
14
15
Martin Luther King
Jr. Day
(
No School
)
16
PTA Mtg. (M.S.
Conference Rm.
@ 7:00pm)
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
ABLE (7:50am)
BOE (7:30pm)
25
Kindergarten Re
port Cards
26
H.S. End of 20
Weeks
27
28
29
Reading Incentive
Program Begins
30
31
January 2001
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
Gr. 5&6 End of
Year Concert
5
Sr. High Awards
Concert
6
Festival of the Arts
Sponsorded by PTSA
(6:30pm)
7
Spring Sports
Awards
8
Grandparents Day
9
10
11
12
Gr. 7&8 Awards
Concert
13
ABLE (7:50am)
BOE (7:30pm)
14
15
16
17
Baccalaureate
(Seniors in Concert)
18
19
PTA Mtg. (M.S.
Conference Rm.
@ 7:00pm)
20
Gr. K4 (1/2 Day)
21
Gr. K4 (1/2 Day)
Gr. K4 Last Day
(Report Cards)
22
Regents Rating
Day
(Teachers Only)
Teachers Last Day
H.S End of 40 weeks
23
GRADUATION
GRADUATION
DAY
DAY
Begins @ 10:00 in
the HS Courtyard
24
25
26
27
BOE (7:30pm)
28
29
30
June 2001
January Regents Examinations
January 23 26, 2001
Regents Exams & Comp Tests June 14, 1821
Gr. 4 ELA Examinations: Jan.29 – Feb. 2
Jr/Sr. Vocal AllCounty Festival @
ClydeSavannah
Regents Exams Begin
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
County Solo Festival
@ Newark
4
5
6
7
Gr. 1&2 Rollerskat
ing Party (3:30)
8
9
10
11
12
13
Parent Conference
Day K12
14
ABLE (7:50am)
BOE (7:30pm)
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
ABLE (7:50am)
BOE (7:30pm)
February 2001
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
Gr. 3&4 Roller
skating Party (3:30)
3
Gr. K Registration
(5:30pm)
Gr. K Information
Meeting (7:00pm)
4
Gr. 14 Interim Re
ports
5
6
7
8
9
ABLE (7:50am)
BOE (7:30pm)
10
11
12
13
14
15
M.S. Festival of the
Arts (6:30pm)
School Budget Vote
16
17
18
H.S End of 35
Weeks
19
20
21
22
Gr. 4 Chorus Con
cert (7:00pm)
23
ABLE (7:50am)
BOE (7:30pm)
24
25
26
27
28
Memorial Day
(
No School
)
29
30
Memorial Day Pa
rade – Sr. Hi. Band
31
May 2001
Presidents’ Week Recess (No School)
Gr. 4 ELA Examinations
Gr. 4 State Mathematics Examinations May 1618
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Gr. 36 Rollerskat
ing Party (3:30)
8
Gr. 14 Report
Cards
Winter Sports
Awards
9
H.S End of 25
Weeks
10
Learning Fair K12
(High School)
11
12
13
District Vocal Concert
@ H.S. (7:00pm)
14
ABLE (7:50am)
BOE (7:30pm)
15
Parent Conference
Day K4
16
Superintendent’s
Conference Day
(
No School
)
17
18
19
20
PTA Mtg. (M.S.
Conference Rm.
@ 7:00pm)
21
Parent Conference
Day K4
22
23
Reading Incentive
Program Ends
24
25
26
27
28
ABLE (7:50am)
BOE (7:30pm)
29
30
31
March 2001
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
Gr. 1&2 Roller
skating Party (3:30)
5
Kindergarten Re
port Cards
6
Gr. 1 Celebration
(Reading Incentive)
7
8
9
10
11
ABLE (7:50am)
BOE (7:30pm)
12
H.S End of 30
Weeks
13
Good Friday
(
No School
)
STW Job Fair
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
ABLE (7:50am)
BOE (7:30pm)
26
27
28
29
30
April 2001
Spring Recess Week (No School)
Elementary AllCounty Festival @ NRW
Jr./Sr. High Instrumental AllCounty
Festival @ PalMac
Sr. High Showcase of Music (7:00pm)
Williamson Central School District
P.O. Box 900, Williamson, New York 14589
Board Of Education
Mrs. Amy BennettLepel
Term Expires 2002
Mr. William Herbert Term Expires 2001
Mr. Richard Jordan
Term Expires 2001
Mrs. Debbie Larson
Term Expires 2002
Mrs. Laurie Verbridge Term Expires 2000
President Mr. William Herbert
VicePresident Mrs. Laurie Verbridge
An Invitation From The Board Of Education
We invite you to share your ideas and concerns regarding the educational
experiences of our students. Community interest and participation in the
Williamson Central School District have been valuable resources. Please
take advantage of the opportunities to visit your schools, to attend meetings,
and to enjoy the academic, musical, athletic, and vocational activities of our
students. Thank you for your continued support.
District Wide Personnel
H. Barry Spink
Superintendent of Schools 5899661
Michael Stitt
Assistant Superintendent
5899661
Wanda Miller
Committee on Special Education
5898308
Maria Ehresman
Director of Curriculum
5899661
Nancy Weber Head Bus Driver
5896901
Yvonne Forget Director of Food Service
5899621
James Newby
Director of Athletics
5899621
Terry Pulver
Director of Facilities and Operations
5899661
Counselors Gloria Decker
Elementary
A. Dewhirst, K. Smucz Middle School
S.Merriett, L. Grenolds High School
Psychologists Michelle Seniuk, Leig
h Prescott
Nurses Judy Plyter
Elementary
Cindy Showman
High School
Mary Starr Middle School
Gary Clark
AudioVisual Coordinator
5899621
Senior High School
Dr. Daniel Starr, Principal
Buildings
Senior High School
Dr. Daniel Starr, Principal
Levels 912
5891 Rt. 21
Williamson, New York 14589
315 5899621
Buses Arrive/Unload
7:15 am
Forum/Homeroom
7:35 am
Classes Begin
7:46 am
AM BOCES Bus Leaves
8:30 am
Midday BOCES Bus Arrives
11:30 am
Midday BOCES Bus Leaves
12:10 pm
Dismissal
2:22 pm
Buses Depart
2:25 pm
Afternoon BOCES Bus Arrives
2:50 pm
Late Bus Departs
3:10 pm
Middle School
Mr. Douglas Skeet, Interim Principal
Levels 58
4184 Miller Street
Williamson, New York 14589
315 5899665
Buses Arrive/Unload
7:35 am
Homeroom Starts
7:45 am
Classes Begin
7:50 am
Dismissal
2:10 pm
Buses Depart
2:16 pm
Late Bus Departs
3:05 pm
Elementary School
Miss Anne Ressler, Principal
Levels K4
6036 Highland Avenue
Williamson, New York 14589
315 5899668
Buses Arrive/Unload
8:40 am
Classes Begin
9:00 am
Dismissal
3:00 pm
Buses Depart
3:15 pm
Absence Notification
Students are expected to demonstrate a sense of punctuality. Lateness to class
or homeroom may result in placement within the school discipline system. To
participate in extracurricular activities a student must be in school by 9:15 am
and must remain throughout the day unless excused by the building administra
tion.
Absence Procedures
A written excuse, signed by the parent or legal guardian must be presented by
the student on the day of returning to school. Excessive tardiness or truancy
may result in penalties for such abuse of the established attendance require
ments.
Eligibility for Extracurricular Activities and Code of Ethics Preparedness
An academic eligibility policy exists for the participation of students in extra
curricular activities. For more specific information see the advisor of the club
or activity or the coach of the sport.
Attendance At School
Pupils enrolled in the district must attend school regularly according to State
Law. The educational program of the district requires regular attendance to
provide continuity of instruction and classroom
participation. School is a place
where pupils have the opportunity to interact and participate in planned instruc
tional activities under the guidance of competent teachers. Excessive absentee
ism has a highly adverse effect on students and the educational program.
Child Abuse
School personnel who have reasonable cause to suspect child abuse or maltreat
ment are required by NYS law to report such to the building principal. The
principal shall be responsible for reporting this abuse to the NYS Central Reg
istry of Child Abuse and Maltreatment.
Discipline and Student Behavior
Williamson has a comprehensive discipline program. Students are expected to
behave appropriately at all times. For more specific information on discipline
policies and procedures please consult the student or parent handbooks distrib
uted by each of the buildings.
Dress Code
Williamson Central does not have a formalized dress code. A student’s appearance is
a reflection of how he/she feels about themselves. Students are requested to dress
neatly, cleanly and to show good taste in their appearance. State law provides that
school authorities may prohibit dress which is so distractive as to interfere with the
learning process.
Emergency Closings Early Dismissal
If school is to be closed due to inclement weather or other emergency, an announce
ment will be made on the
WHAM
radio station. When school is closed all afternoon
and evening activities are canceled. Working parents should leave directions and
emergency numbers with the school so that they may be contacted. The bus garage
will remain open until all buses return from their runs.
Emergency Evacuations
School districts are required by law to have a minimum num
ber of fire drills and
eme rgency drills designed to prepare students and staff to deal with potential emer
gencies. Students will receive specific instructions and directions prior to these staged
drills.
Free/Reduced Lunch
This district participates in the National School Lunch Program in an agreement with
the NYS Education Department to receive commodities donated by the Department of
Agriculture and to accept responsibility for providing free and reduced price lunch to
pupils in the school district whose families meet income eligibility guidelines.
Fund Raising
All fund raising projects must be approved by the building principal in the building
where the fund raising is to take place. Tickets or articles of any kind, other than
those associated with school activities, are not to be sold on school property by stu
dents or outside organizations.
GED General Education Diploma
The policy of the Williamson Central School District is to provide opportunities for
residents without a high school diploma to receive instruction to assist in preparing for
the GED test. This instruction may be offered in conjunction with BOCES or other
school districts.
District Wide Policies and Procedures
Graduation Requirements
In order to graduate from the Williamson Central School District a student
must successfully complete 20 and 1/2 units of credit. For more complete
details on graduation requirements consult the high school guidance de
partment, handbook, and course of studies.
Testing
Students throughout the grades take a variety of standardized and state pro
duced tests. Each building publishes a schedule of the tests the students
take and the dates they will be taken. For more information consult the
individual buildings.
Title IX
The Williamson Central School District does not discriminate on the basis
of sex in the educational programs or activities which it operates, and it is
required by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 not to dis
criminate in such a manner. This policy of nondiscrimination includes the
following areas: recruitment and services for students, access by students
to educational programs, course offerings, and student activities.
Transportation to Public and NonPublic School
The district provides transportation between home and school for all chil
dren attending grades K12 who live not more than fifteen miles from the
public school they legally attend, with no minimum distance requirement.
Designated pickup points are established for children of the district who
live more than fifteen miles from the nonpublic school they attend. A
written request from a parent or guardian desiring transportation to a paro
chial or private school should be submitted to the superintendent of schools
no later than April 1 of the preceding year, or within 30 days of moving
into the district. No late requests will be denied where a reasonable expla
nation is provided regarding the delay. Handicapped students of the dis
trict shall be transported up to fifty miles one way from their home to an
appropriate special service or program.
Screening of New Students
Screening procedures for every new entrant into district schools shall be
provided to determine pupils educational needs. For more information on
screening, please contact the guidance office in any of the school build
ings.
Use Of School Facilities
Use of the school buildings and outdoor facilities for communitywide activities by recog
nized civic, social, fraternal, religious, and not for profit groups is encouraged. Groups
wishing to use school facilities must secure written permission from the superintendent of
schools and abide by the rules and regulations established for such. A certificate of insur
ance will be required. To begin the process secure a building use form from the building
which facilities you wish to use. This must be submitted ten working days prior to the
event. For more information contact the main office in any of the buildings.
Visitors
While parents and all others are welcome to visit during school hours, all visitors must re
port to the office upon arrival at school and state the purpose of their visit. Visitors wis h
ing to visit classrooms must give advance notice which requires the approval of the build
ing principal. (Note: High School students are not permitted to bring student visitors with
them for the school day.)
Voting on the School Budget
All citizens who have been residents of the Williamson Central School District for 30 days
prior to a vote and who are American citizens over the age of 18 are eligible to vote. For
people who meet the following criteria, an absentee ballot is also available:
A patient in a hospital, or unable to appear because of illness or physical disability.
Because of duties, occupation or business which will require a person to be outside the
country.
Because of a vacation outside the country.
Because a person will be absent from their voting residence because he/he will be detained
in jail.
For more information, or to secure an absentee ballot, contact Mr. Michael
Stitt at 315 5899661 ext. 104.
Working Papers
Information regarding how to obtain working papers is available in the guidance office of
the middle school and the main office of the high school.
Immunizations
Under Public Health Law, all students are required to be immunized against
measles, polio, diphtheria, mumps, and rubella. A physician’s certificate or
other acceptable evidence must be submitted for all children entering and at
tending school. Transfer students will have fourteen days (intrastate) or thirty
days (interstate) to produce evidence of immunization. For more information
contact the school nurse in each building.
Insurance
All students are covered by the district under a group plan with student acci
dent insurance policies acting as coinsurance with family coverage as the pri
mary coverage. All accidents must be reported to your teacher immediately.
The accident policy is designed to cover or assist in covering expenses result
ing from accidental injury to any student while at school or involved in a
school sponsored activity. The policy does not pay in addition to other cover
age for which the injured person is eligible. Payments made under any other
health coverage are included in the $10,000 maximum provided by the School
Accident Policy. If students qualify under another policy, all claims must be
processed against that policy (or policies) first. This includes the regular fa m
ily Blue Cross/Blue Shield policy. The School Accident Policy will pay a por
tion of the balance for covered services (up to the maximum) after the primary
insurance coverage. For further information, see one of the school nurses.
Medications At School
For your protection, and the protection of the student body, school officials are
prohibited by law from administering medication to pupils. In urgent cases,
however, the school nurse is allowed to cooperate when it is necessary for a
child to have medication while in school. Parents are to bring such medica
tions to the nurse with their signed statement and one from the doctor. No stu
dent may carry with them either prescription or nonprescription drugs on
their person, in their possessions, or in their locker.
Physicals (Athletics
)
Physicals for participation in athletics are required by law. For more information on
athletic physicals please contact the nurse at the appropriate building.
Physical Exams
School physicals are administered to pupils at the K, 1, 3, 7, and 10 grade levels. It
should be emphasized that this is not a complete diagnostic workup. Conditions re
quiring further attention are referred to the parents for followup with the family phy
sician. If parents prefer, they may have a physician of their choice perform the
screening providing the completed forms are returned to the health office by the end
of the first week of school.
School Health Scre
enings
An annual test for distance visual acuity, an individual pure tonal audiometer (Grade
10 only at high school), and color perception tests are performed during the school
year. Students who show evidence of sight or hearing problems will be referred to
parents for further action. Scoliosis examinations are made annually to students who
are up to and including sixteen years of age. An annual check of height and weight
will be recorded by the school nurse in the student’s health file.
Directions To Athletic Opponents’ Sites
Wayne County Schools
Clyde
Savannah: Rt. 104 east to Rt. 414. South on Rt. 414 to the village of
Clyde. The high school is on the left.
Gananda:
Rt. 104 west to Rt. 350. South on Rt. 350 to Waterford. Continue
on Waterford to Dayspring Rd.. Turn right on Dayspring Rd. The high school
is on your right.
Lyons:
Rt. 104 east to Rt. 14. Right on Rt. 14 to the village of Lyons. Left on
Old Clyde Road (flashing yellow light). The high school is on the left.
Marion: South on Rt. 21 to Warner Road. Right on Warner Road. The high
school is on the left.
North RoseWolcott:
Rt. 104 east to Rt. 414. Right on Rt. 414 to Clinton St.
Left on Clinton St. Continue straight to SalterColvin Road. High school is on
the left.
PalMac:
Take Rt. 21 south to Rt. 31. Right on Rt. 31 through the Village of
Palmyra to Hyde Parkway. Turn left on Hyde Parkway. The high school is on
the right.
Red Creek:
Take Rt. 104 to Red Creek. Turn left on South St. The high
school is on the right.
Sodus:
Take Rt. 104 east to Rt. 88 south. Follow Rt. 88 south through the Vil
lage of Sodus. Turn left on Benton Place. The high school is on the right.
Wayne:
Take Ridge Road west through the Town of Ontario to Ontario Cen
ter. Turn left on Rt. 350. The high school is on the left.
Finger Lakes Schools
Bloomfield:
Rt. 21 south to Canandaigua. Left on Rt. 332 to Rts. 5 and 20.
Right on 5 and 20 to Oakmount Avenue in Bloomfield (by water tower). Right
on Oakmount. The high school is on the left.
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Dundee:
Rt. 104 east to Rt. 14. Right on Rt. 14 to Rts. 5 and 20 in Geneva. Right on
Rts. 5 and 20 to Rt. 14A. Left on Rt. 14A. Continue south on 14A through Penn Yan.
Rt 14A goes directly to the school in Dundee
Honeoye:
Rt. 21 south to Canandaigua. Left on Rt. 332 through the City of Canan
daigua. West on Rts. 5 and 20 to Rt. 64. South on Rt. 64 to Rt. 20A. Right on Rt.
20A to Honeoye. The high school is on the right.
Hornell:
Rt. 104 west to Rt. 590. Rt. 590 south to Rt. 390 south. Rt. 390 south to
Exit 4 in Dansville. Rt. 36 south to Hornell. The high school is on left in the City of
Hornell.
Marcus Whitman:
Rt. 21 south to Canandaigua. Left on Rt. 332 through the City of
Canandaigua. Left on Rts. 5 and 20 to East Lake Road. Right on East Lake Road.
East lake Road to Lincoln Hill Road. Left on Lincoln Hill Road. First right on Mid
dle Road. At stop sign, left on Baldwin Road. The high school is on the left.
Midlakes:
Rt. 21 south to Rt. 31 in Palmyra. Left on Rt 31 to Newark and Rt. 88.
South on Rt. 88 to Phelps and Rt. 96. Right on Rt. 96 to Rt. 488. Left on Rt. 488.
The high school is on the right.
Mynderse:
Rt. 104 east to Rt. 414. Right on Rt. 414 to Seneca Falls. Left on Rts. 5
and 20 to the Village of Seneca Falls. Left on Mynderse Street. Right on Chapel
Street. Left on Troy Street.
Newark:
Rt. 21 south to Palmyra and Rt. 31. Left on Rt. 31 to the Village of New
ark. Right on Pierson Avenue. The high school is on the right.
Red Jacket:
Rt. 21 south through Palmyra and Manchester. School is on the right
south side of the Village of Manchester.
South Seneca:
Rt. 104 east to Rt. 14. Go south on Rt. 14 to the City of Geneva. Go
left on Rts. 5 and 20 east to Rt. 96A. South on Rt. 96A to Ovid. Turn right at the stop
light. The high school is on main street in Ovid.
Victor:
Rt. 21 south through Palmyra to Rt. 96 (just past the Thruway entrance).
Right on Rt. 96 to the Village of Victor. Go through the village to High Street. Turn
right on High Street. School complex is on the right.
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