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J-D High School announces third marking period honor rolls

High Honor Roll Grade 12 Sevara Abduvalieva Joshua Aitken Emma Alfaro-Rooney Danny Amoako Gianna Aumiller Sydney Balotin Kathryn Barclay Hayden Baugh Isaac Bennett Samuel Bobrek Nathan Bourcy Madeline Carter Anthony Cawley Nicholas Chapman Punn Chittaratlert Arifin Chowdhury Alexa Clemons-Butenko Jaden Clemons-Butenko Sonia Cohen Emanuel  Consuegra-Artigas Trinity Cottrell Maya Couto Erin Dadey Nicholas Dekaney Nina Dermody …

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Board appoints next J-D High School principal

The Jamesville-DeWitt Board of Education has appointed Greg Lawson as the next Jamesville-DeWitt High School principal.  Paul Gasparini is retiring at the end of the current school year as J-D High School’s principal, and Lawson will begin his new position on July 5. Lawson has over 15 years of experience in education, with a background …

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Community Library of DeWitt & Jamesville proposition on budget ballot

Ballot Proposition 3 On May 17, when Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District residents vote on the proposed 2022-23 school budget, they will also have the opportunity to vote on a proposition to levy and collect a tax in the amount of $1,544,958 for the Community Library of DeWitt & Jamesville. New York state education law allows …

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Propositions would keep maintenance costs down

Ballot Proposition 1 The Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District is proposing to buy five new school buses to stay on track with its bus replacement plan that is geared toward keeping maintenance costs low and providing a safe fleet to transport students. The district is proposing to buy one microbus and four full-size gasoline buses for a …

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Tecumseh students raise money for local nonprofits

In recognition of Autism Awareness Month, which was in April, a group of Tecumseh Elementary School students raised $2,383.92 on April 8 through their 8th annual lemonade stand. The fundraiser benefited Central New York Autism Society Central New York and the Adaptive Design Association, two local nonprofit organizations.  The students who coordinated the fundraiser are …

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Proposed 2022-23 budget hearing to be held May 9

Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District residents will have the opportunity on May 9 to learn more about the district’s proposed $63.7 million budget for the 2022-23 school year.  The proposed budget focuses on preserving and enhancing student programming, supporting students’ mental health and moving forward the district’s four strategic plan focus areas of wellness; curriculum and …

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Proposed 2022-23 school budget prioritizes student supports

Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District residents will vote May 17 on a proposed $63.7 million 2022-23 budget that focuses on preserving and enhancing student programming, supporting students’ mental health and moving forward the district’s four strategic plan focus areas of wellness; curriculum and programs; diversity, equity and inclusion; and family and community engagement. Compared to the …

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April 22 surveillance testing yields all negative results

On Friday, April 22, the Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District completed surveillance testing for COVID-19. Approximately 83 students and staff were tested, and all tests were negative.    Thank you to those families and staff that have volunteered to be tested.  Given the increase in positive cases in our community, we hope you will consider having your …

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