Walton Central School District

At the end of the school year, the Class of 2023 took the senior trip to Philadelphia and Hershey Park! A fantastic time to end the year! See more photos on our Facebook page! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Jeff Shelton’s bicycle for the transportation class custom bicycle project was made from parts of four bikes. He designed, fabricated, took it apart, painted and greased all areas. The bike features an 18-inch front fork, custom handlebars, a 45-inch chain, and an adjustable seat post. He welded the joints together and it has 16x2.00 tires. His favorite part is the custom handlebars. The bike is called Chop and the chopper-style bike is fun to ride. Jeff plans to hang the bike in his shop in the future. Fantastic work! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Joseph Fay’s bike is called “Back Three” and it is made from parts of seven bicycles and is part of the transportation class custom bicycle project. He designed and fabricated it, and then took it all apart, painted and greased all areas. The bike has four 20x2.00 tires, a 59-inch chain, adjustable seat post, and his favorite part is the custom handlebars. Great job! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Congratulations to the Class of 2023! We wish you the best as you take the next step in your life! For a full gallery from today's graduation ceremony, please visit our Facebook page at: bit.ly/448amCu. #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Our last group from the Class of 2023! Our valedictorian and salutatorian! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Graduation information: Because of the pending weather, leading up to and including Saturday morning, the Walton CSD commencement ceremony for the Class of 2023 will be held in the high school gymnasium at 10 a.m., Saturday, June 24. There is no ticket requirement or guest limitations for graduates. The auditorium will also be set up for overflow with a live stream of the ceremony. The ceremony will also be streamed on Walton’s YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/@WaltonCSDCommunications/stream. #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Here is another group of seniors for the Class of 2023! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Congratulations to May's students of the month at Townsend Elementary! The theme was "Teamwork!" #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Peter DeBrock is showing off his bicycle “Different,” which is part of the transportation class custom bicycle project. This was made using parts from four different bikes. Peter designed and fabricated it, then took it apart, painted it and greased all areas. The bike has a 24x1.95 front tire, a 16x1.75 back tire, BMX handlebars, an adjustable seat post, a back-rim frame fender, and a 35-inch chain. His favorite part is the front wheel, and the hardest part of the build was making the frame. Excellent job! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Our next batch from the Class of 2023! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Joe Bolster is showing off his bike as part of the transportation class custom bicycle project. The mountain bar handlebars are his favorite part of the design because of the style. The bike was built using parts from a few bicycles. Joe added a larger chain sprocket, and he extended the frame. He also used a front fork from a larger frame. The bike has 20-inch wheels and he calls it “Shadow Rider.” Nice job! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Elijah Jones is the next creation in the transportation class custom bicycle project. This bike is called “Yucko,” named after a famous clown. Elijah said the bike fits him well and the paint job is his favorite part of the build. The bike was put together using parts from seven bikes! The wheel size is 12.5 x 1.75, and it has a chain length of 63 inches. The seat also has a quick adjustment in two places on the bike. Awesome work! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Please join us as we celebrate our next group from the Class of 2023! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Townsend Elementary’s fifth grade recently took the annual “graduation” photo. The classes, from left, are Mrs. Maxwell, Mr. Meredith, Mrs. Ogden, and Mrs. VanBuren. The annual photo was taken from the roof by Mrs. Howland. #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Congratulations to the high school May Students of the Month! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

The next bike in the transportation class project of creating custom bicycles comes from Logan Beardslee. His tricycle creation is called “Extend.” He said the seat post addition is his favorite part of the design, because he was able to attach it to a more comfortable seat. The bike was built using parts from three bicycles. Because of the front pedals, it has forward and reverse, as well as a 12-inch solid wheel in the front, and two solid 7-inch wheels in the back. Another nice piece of work! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Here is our next group to celebrate for the Class of 2023! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

We continue the transportation class project of building custom bicycles, with our first student piece. This is William Neske’s bike, which he calls Harley. The handlebars are his favorite part of the bike. This was made using parts from three bicycles. The bike has coaster brakes, an 18-inch wheel in the front and a 20-inch wheel in the back. Great work! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Students in Sal Salvia’s transportation class are building custom bicycles this year. They are utilizing parts from used bicycles for their own custom builds. During class, they are learning the parts of a bike, and how to take it apart and reassemble it into a new design. Tool-use safety, mig welding, metal work, and bicycle safety are also topics being covered. The assignment is to build a custom bike out of available bicycles. Over the course of the next several weeks, we will be showcasing the students as they finish their bikes. For the first, we are showing you Mr. Salvia’s “example” design. From then on out, we will be showcasing the students work. Mr. Salvia’s was made of from parts of five bicycles. He designed and fabricated it, then student William Neske took it apart, painted it, and greased all areas. The bike has a 24-inch front form, BMX handlebars, a 59-inch chain, adjustable seat post with a rim frame support, 16x2 tires, and an extended kickstand, which is Mr. Salvia’s favorite part. He calls the bike “Rusty Gold.” Keep watching our Facebook and website for more of these fantastic creations! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride

Here is our next batch of seniors for the Class of 2023! #WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride