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Wednesday, March 11

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Tuesday afternoon a ribbon cutting ceremony was held at the Waterville Central School Jr/Sr High Library to celebrate the establishment of the Brothertown Connected Community, and WCS as part of the Connected Community School "family." The goal of these connections to unite school, family, and community to help students become productive citizens. Click Here for the Connected Community Schools website  or Click Here to Follow them on Facebook


Photos: Connected Community Schools
Photos: Connected Community Schools
Photos: Connected Community Schools
Photos: Connected Community Schools
Photos: Connected Community Schools
Photo: @WatervilleStuCo
Later that night, across the school building, the Circus took over the Gym thanks to the Student Council!  The traveling Cole Circus All Stars brought everything from acrobatics, balancing acts, talented dogs, and more.







Don't miss more excitement with Mary Poppins Jr being performed at MPS on Friday.
So far, the Utica St. Patrick's Day parade will continue to go on as planned this Saturday, March 14th. Click Here for the WKTV article

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