Waterville School is proud to share the inspiring efforts underway to support our local community this holiday season. In partnership with the Waterville Food Bank and some of our dedicated 5th grade students, Rose Osborne and her 5th grade peers have launched a school-wide food drive to help fill the shelves for the winter months.
The drive began on November 17th and will continue through December 17th, giving students, families, and community members the opportunity to contribute to an important cause. Thanks to the enthusiasm and generosity of our youth, over 1,000 food items have already been collected, with a collective goal of reaching 2,000 items by the final day of the drive.
This project highlights the power of youth leadership and community collaboration. We are incredibly proud of Rose and all the students who are stepping up to make a difference. Their hard work ensures that families in Waterville can access the support they need throughout the holiday season and into winter.
Donations are still being accepted, and every contribution helps strengthen our community. Thank you to everyone who has supported this effort so far—together, we can reach our goal!
The drive began on November 17th and will continue through December 17th, giving students, families, and community members the opportunity to contribute to an important cause. Thanks to the enthusiasm and generosity of our youth, over 1,000 food items have already been collected, with a collective goal of reaching 2,000 items by the final day of the drive.
This project highlights the power of youth leadership and community collaboration. We are incredibly proud of Rose and all the students who are stepping up to make a difference. Their hard work ensures that families in Waterville can access the support they need throughout the holiday season and into winter.
Donations are still being accepted, and every contribution helps strengthen our community. Thank you to everyone who has supported this effort so far—together, we can reach our goal!
Waterville Shocker Giving Tree happening November 27th - December 12th!
Please help us by taking the Waterville Childcare Needs Assessment Survey!
Waterville students taking the rooter bus to cheer on our Volleyball Girl's headed to state!!! Go Shockers!!!!
Additional security cameras have been installed throughout the exterior at Waterville School. The cameras provide additional safety for students and staff.
FFA Wreath Fundraiser happening NOW!!
Honoring our Veteran's at Waterville School.
Reminder: Student-led conferences are November 17-20th.
Elementary Conferences
If you have not scheduled your conference with your student and classroom teacher please reach out to your student’s homeroom teacher.
Jr. High and High School Conferences
In addition to an individual conferences with advisors secondary teachers will be available on Thursday, November 20th for an ‘arena-style conference’ from 5:30-7:30 in the multipurpose room. This is an opportunity talk to specific teachers about your student’s progress in their classes.
Elementary Conferences
If you have not scheduled your conference with your student and classroom teacher please reach out to your student’s homeroom teacher.
Jr. High and High School Conferences
In addition to an individual conferences with advisors secondary teachers will be available on Thursday, November 20th for an ‘arena-style conference’ from 5:30-7:30 in the multipurpose room. This is an opportunity talk to specific teachers about your student’s progress in their classes.
Yearbook Sale Extended!! October 30 - November 27th. Yearbooks are pre-sale only!
Student and Staff Safety is a Priority
The safety of our students and staff who attend Waterville Schools is a priority. With this in mind, the school administration, and with School Board support, have invested in more security cameras on campus this year, installed security cameras on our school busses and have committed to partnering with the Chelan County Corrections Department Drug Task Force who provides a drug sniffing dog to the schools.
Deputy Skyler Silsby will bring in this well-trained dog upon request by the administration.
The safety of our students and staff who attend Waterville Schools is a priority. With this in mind, the school administration, and with School Board support, have invested in more security cameras on campus this year, installed security cameras on our school busses and have committed to partnering with the Chelan County Corrections Department Drug Task Force who provides a drug sniffing dog to the schools.
Deputy Skyler Silsby will bring in this well-trained dog upon request by the administration.
Pep Band getting tuned up!
Important message for Football Patrons!!
We are asking all community members to enter the football field on the west side of the building. This is near the new parking lot and the student lot. If you need ADA accommodations, please ask at the gate.
Patrons will no longer be permitted to enter on the east side of the building.
We are asking all community members to enter the football field on the west side of the building. This is near the new parking lot and the student lot. If you need ADA accommodations, please ask at the gate.
Patrons will no longer be permitted to enter on the east side of the building.
Get ready for Shocker sports with a season pass!!
