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The draft of our 2026-27 District Wide School Safety Plan
is now available for your review and comments.
School districts/BOCES are expected to regularly review and update their District Wide School Safety Plans
to ensure they remain relevant, effective, and in compliance with ever changing state regulations.
How to review the document:
You can access the document here:
DRAFT District Wide School Safety Plan 2026-27
Please provide your feedback by:
August 10, 2026
How to submit comments:
Email Daphne Raymo, District Clerk
draymo@westcanada.org
We appreciate you taking the time to provide your thoughts.
The revised draft of the 2026-27 Code of Conduct has been posted on the District’s website and is
now available for your review and comments. Your input is important to us as we work to improve
this document, which outlines expectations of our students, school personnel, parents/guardians
and other visitors when on school property or attending a school function.
How to review the document:
You can access the document here:
DRAFT 2026-27 Code of Conduct
Please provide your feedback by:
August 10, 2026
How to submit comments:
Email Daphne Raymo, District Clerk
draymo@westcanada.org
We appreciate you taking the time to provide your thoughts.
Students enrolled in the Children's Literature elective wrote and illustrated their own original picture books this spring. Their works include many of the picture book elements studied in the course and showcase a variety of writing and illustration techniques. The books are incredibly engaging and feature a magic mirror, a cat with wanderlust, the temple of the golden hot dog, and a highland cow with a hair conundrum. Check out their amazing work below!
Nevaeh Lowery - The Mirror That Knew Her
Victoria Rozyla - Knox in the Box
Hunter Hayes - The Golden Hot Dog
On May 21, middle school Battle of the Books (BoB) members had the opportunity to hear acclaimed author, John Schu, speak at Holland Patent Middle School. Schu wrote Louder Than Hunger, a book included in this year's BoB competition, in verse about his own childhood experiences. Schu spoke vividly and inspirationally and spent time signing books and chatting with each student after his presentation. The club will remember this incredible experience for years to come!
