*CALENDAR CHANGE*
The conference day originally scheduled for January 26 that was canceled because of weather, has been rescheduled to Friday, March 13.
On March 13, there will be no school for students. It will be a conference day for staff.
Thank you.
The conference day originally scheduled for January 26 that was canceled because of weather, has been rescheduled to Friday, March 13.
On March 13, there will be no school for students. It will be a conference day for staff.
Thank you.
Congratulations to the January 2026 Students of the Month for the middle school!
The trait of the month was: Helpfulness and cooperation: Assisting classmates and participating in group activities.
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The trait of the month was: Helpfulness and cooperation: Assisting classmates and participating in group activities.
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REMINDER! Thursday, February 5 is a half-day for students! The Walton Central School District is holding parent-teacher conferences in the afternoon. The high school is also hosting an open house.
Lunch will be served to all students before dismissal.
Dismissal times are as follows:
Townsend Elementary: 11 a.m.
Middle/High school: 11:15 a.m.
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Lunch will be served to all students before dismissal.
Dismissal times are as follows:
Townsend Elementary: 11 a.m.
Middle/High school: 11:15 a.m.
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It’s National School Counseling Week!
The Walton Central School District is celebrating its school counselors, and we have four great ones in our district!
Thank you to Beth Howland (elementary), Karen Gilbertson (high school), Shelby Nickerson (middle school) and Justin Preston (high school)!
Make sure you thank our counselors for all they do!
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The Walton Central School District is celebrating its school counselors, and we have four great ones in our district!
Thank you to Beth Howland (elementary), Karen Gilbertson (high school), Shelby Nickerson (middle school) and Justin Preston (high school)!
Make sure you thank our counselors for all they do!
#WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride
NOTICE: Due to an unexpected electrical issue, the power went off three times at our MS/HS campus this morning. The disruption was minimal and we have resolved the issue for now and will be looking into it more. Please note, our NYSED Regents exams will continue as scheduled, unless you receive a school messenger stating that has changed.
Thank you.
Teresa Glavin
Superintendent
Fifth graders as well as members of the middle school chorus, band, and orchestra went to the Foothills Performing Arts Center in Oneonta on Thursday morning to watch Orpheus Theater's production of Oklahoma! Youth edition.
Walton students Eli Williams, Ava Hoover and Reagan Foster are all in the production, which runs Friday-Sunday this weekend.
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Walton students Eli Williams, Ava Hoover and Reagan Foster are all in the production, which runs Friday-Sunday this weekend.
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All after-school activities are canceled/postponed for the Walton Central School District for Tuesday, December 23.
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All after-school activities are canceled/postponed for the Walton Central School District for Friday, December 19.
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#WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride
It's winter concert season at the Walton Central School District! The middle school bands, orchestra, and choir, as well as small ensembles performed! A wonderful evening of music!
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#WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride
All after-school activities are canceled/postponed for the Walton Central School District for Wednesday, December 10.
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#WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride
Congratulations to the November 2025 Students of the Month for the middle school!
The trait for the month was compassionate.
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The trait for the month was compassionate.
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Sixth graders in the first-quarter Makerspace recently raced their cars for the quarter championship. The cars were designed in Tinkercad, and built through the Makerspace’s 3D printer, Glowforge, and Cricut.
Autumn Beardslee’s car came in first place, traveling a distance of 24 feet, 1 inch. Awesome job!
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Autumn Beardslee’s car came in first place, traveling a distance of 24 feet, 1 inch. Awesome job!
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A lot of fun recently at the middle school Wellness Day! A great afternoon for the students! Following the afternoon events, the ice cream celebration for first quarter honor roll, Principal's List, and Superintendent's List was held!
Great job!
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Great job!
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Winter concerts set for Walton CSD
A series of winter concerts are on tap in the Walton Central School District. The high, middle, and elementary schools all have concerts slated during the month. Each concert will be held in the high school auditorium and is free to attend.
The middle school winter concert leads things off at 7 p.m. Thursday, December 11. Groups performing include the orchestra, and the chorus (accompanied by Karen Ball), directed by Rebekah Doig; the 6th-grade band, and the 7th- and 8th-grade band, directed by Meaghan Lawrence. The concert will also feature Christmas duets and small groups.
Next up is the high school concert, scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday, December 16. Featured groups include the chorus (accompanied by Ball), and the orchestra, directed by Doig; and the band, conducted by Lawrence.
Finally, the Townsend Elementary concert is set for 6 p.m. Thursday, December 18, with a snow date at 6 p.m. Friday, December 19. Those featured will be the advanced band, 2nd-grade chorus and 3rd-grade chorus, directed by Theresa Bolton, and the advanced orchestra and 1st-grade chorus, directed by Giancarlo Sidoli.
A series of winter concerts are on tap in the Walton Central School District. The high, middle, and elementary schools all have concerts slated during the month. Each concert will be held in the high school auditorium and is free to attend.
The middle school winter concert leads things off at 7 p.m. Thursday, December 11. Groups performing include the orchestra, and the chorus (accompanied by Karen Ball), directed by Rebekah Doig; the 6th-grade band, and the 7th- and 8th-grade band, directed by Meaghan Lawrence. The concert will also feature Christmas duets and small groups.
Next up is the high school concert, scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday, December 16. Featured groups include the chorus (accompanied by Ball), and the orchestra, directed by Doig; and the band, conducted by Lawrence.
Finally, the Townsend Elementary concert is set for 6 p.m. Thursday, December 18, with a snow date at 6 p.m. Friday, December 19. Those featured will be the advanced band, 2nd-grade chorus and 3rd-grade chorus, directed by Theresa Bolton, and the advanced orchestra and 1st-grade chorus, directed by Giancarlo Sidoli.
During the middle school’s recent wellness day, the annual Connect 4 championship was held!
Leading into the day, each grade level held a tournament. Champions crowned were Amelia Darling (8th grade), Kate Bowker (7th grade), and Travis Terry Jr. (6th grade). Runners ups were Danielle Miller (8th), Donovan Stanton (7th), and Taylor Gransbury (6th).
All of the champions and runner ups then competed in a round-robin tournament with Danielle and Donovan emerging as the two finalists. In the best two-out-of-three championship, Danielle won in the third game.
Congratulations to all participants!
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Leading into the day, each grade level held a tournament. Champions crowned were Amelia Darling (8th grade), Kate Bowker (7th grade), and Travis Terry Jr. (6th grade). Runners ups were Danielle Miller (8th), Donovan Stanton (7th), and Taylor Gransbury (6th).
All of the champions and runner ups then competed in a round-robin tournament with Danielle and Donovan emerging as the two finalists. In the best two-out-of-three championship, Danielle won in the third game.
Congratulations to all participants!
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NOTICE: The Walton Central School District is seeking input from families in grades 7-12 about the possibility of a ski club this winter. We are asking families to fill out an interest survey, which can be accessed by visiting: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd7ybateBpnAG5rTd4gGNO72mMfTq2onDlrXTVjYoTdcIom3A/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=110448742313876815601.
If interested, please complete the interest survey no later than 3 p.m. Monday, December 1.
Thank you!
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If interested, please complete the interest survey no later than 3 p.m. Monday, December 1.
Thank you!
#WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride
REMINDER! Thanksgiving recess begins Wednesday, November 26. District offices are closed November 27-28. Classes resume Monday, December 1!
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Earlier this fall, seventh graders visited the Fenimore Farm in Cooperstown. Social studies teacher Dave Burnsworth organized the trip as an activity to enhance the Native American Cultures unit students were working on.
Students participated in the “Six Nations Iroquois Life” tour where they learned about the history and culture of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) people native to New York. They visited a Seneca log house from the early 1800’s, a replica Mohawk bark house constructed by 8th-grade students from Cooperstown Central School, and toured the Thaw Collection of American Indian Art inside the Fenimore House.
Students were led by museum educators through the exhibits and experienced what life might have been like for Native Americans living on the banks of Otsego Lake prior to the arrival of European settlers.
See more photos on our Facebook page.
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Students participated in the “Six Nations Iroquois Life” tour where they learned about the history and culture of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) people native to New York. They visited a Seneca log house from the early 1800’s, a replica Mohawk bark house constructed by 8th-grade students from Cooperstown Central School, and toured the Thaw Collection of American Indian Art inside the Fenimore House.
Students were led by museum educators through the exhibits and experienced what life might have been like for Native Americans living on the banks of Otsego Lake prior to the arrival of European settlers.
See more photos on our Facebook page.
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Congratulations to the October 2025 Students of the Month for the middle school!
The trait for the month was ambitious - a person with a strong desire to achieve success by meeting their goals.
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The trait for the month was ambitious - a person with a strong desire to achieve success by meeting their goals.
#WeAreWalton #WaltonCSD #WaltonPride
It's National Principals Month! Thank you to our principals for what they do each day for our students and staff!
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