Multiple J-DHS students earn New York state Seal of Biliteracy

We’re proud to share that multiple Jamesville-DeWitt High School students have earned the New York state Seal of Biliteracy (NYSSB)! The NYSSB recognizes high school students who have attained a high level of proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing in one or more languages in addition to English. Students must demonstrate the required level …

District launches distraction-free learning ThoughtExchange survey

The Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District wants your input as administrators and the Board of Education reviews Governor Hochul’s recommendations to promote distraction-free learning environments and improve student focus by limiting smartphone use in schools.  In anticipation of the state requirement being enacted prior to the 2025-26 school year, the district would like to be prepared …

District will present 2025-26 school budget proposal at May 12 public hearing

Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District administrators will present the 2025-26 budget proposal during a public hearing on Monday, May 12. The hearing will begin at 7 p.m. in J-D High School’s Large Group Room. You can also attend this virtually via Zoom.  The district’s $75.3 million proposal for the 2025-26 school year calls for a $3.9 …

Student-athletes sign National Letter of Intent

The Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District Athletic Department hosted a National Letter of Intent signing for student-athletes on Tuesday, May 6. It was held in the high school’s Athletic Hall of Fame area. The ceremony celebrated student-athletes who have proudly committed to a future of higher education. Administration, coaches, and families gathered to celebrate this exciting …

Board selects Dr. Darcy Woodcock, as new Jamesville-DeWitt Superintendent of Schools

The Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District Board of Education is pleased to announce the decision to select Dr. Darcy Woodcock as the district’s new Superintendent of Schools.    Woodcock is a Central New York native with more than two decades of education experience. She is currently the Superintendent of Tully Central Schools. Pending the outcome of …

Administrators and board discuss school safety items during April 7 meeting

The safety of Jamesville-DeWitt students and staff remains a top priority for the administration and Board of Education. That’s why it’s one of the three focus areas in the district’s next strategic plan. “Blueprint for Excellence” was adopted by the board during Monday’s regular meeting.  In an effort to get a head start on the …

Board provides Superintendent Search update at April 7 meeting

The Jamesville-DeWitt Board of Education is making progress in selecting the district’s next leader. An update was provided during Monday’s regular meeting. The board has been working with OCM BOCES District Superintendent, Matthew L. Cook, Ed. D. to conduct a confidential search. They’re using stakeholder input to evaluate candidates based on characteristics and traits wanted …

Tecumseh Learning Pad’s 12th annual Lemonade Stand raises more than $10,000!

Thanks to an outpouring of support by the Jamesville-DeWitt community, the Tecumseh Learning Pad’s 12th annual Lemonade Stand has raised $10,117.64! Final sale totals for event shirts are still being processed, so that number will likely increase! The proceeds will be distributed between the Central New York Autism Society of America and ARISE Adaptive Design.  …

District outlines preliminary 2025-26 budget proposal that would maintain student programming

Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District administrators have been providing the board of education with frequent updates as the 2025-26 budget development process continues. During Monday’s regular board meeting, School Business Administrator Brian Bartlett explained that it’s possible the state budget won’t be approved prior to April 21, the date the board needs to adopt the district’s …

Tecumseh Learning Pad’s 12th annual Lemonade Stand is this week!

The Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District’s special education classroom, the Tecumseh Learning Pad, is excited to host its 12th annual Lemonade Stand this week. The lemonade stand is held in April to coincide with National Autism Acceptance Month.  Stands are available to students and staff at all school buildings, the Transportation Department, and the District Office …

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