Superintendent Patrick News Today

Following the Portrait of a Graduate framework, schools can better prepare students for the evolving workforce, Mike Duncan writes.

MASSENA —A committee that was assembled to discuss offering a foreign language to Massena Central School elementary students says that plan may have to wait.

This weekend should provide peak viewing season for rhododendrons at Greendale Cemetery, according to Superintendent Patrick Groover. It’s at about 75 percent right now, Groover said Tuesday. Rain late last

Willoughby-Eastlake School District’s upcoming end-of-the-year events will be a snapshot of how the district will close out the school year, according to Superintendent Patrick Ward. “The next six weeks are filled with amazing opportunities for our students,” he said. “I call it the ritual of closing a school year. I’ve done it 25 years and […]

The Willoughby-Eastlake School District recently used funds from a safety grant to purchase five Flock Safety license plate readers. Two readers have been installed on the Eastlake North High School campus and three on the Willoughby South High School campus. According to the district, the license plate reader system enables law enforcement personnel to identify […]

Through the recent two-day North and South High School Experience Nights event, the Willoughby-Eastlake School District had the opportunity to showcase programming students have access to, as well as welcome in the class of 2028. “I like to tell people we’re just getting warmed up,” said Superintendent Patrick Ward. “Willoughby-Eastlake is on the move. Completely […]

MASSENA — The Massena Police Department’s juvenile officer officially has an additional title — Massena Central School District school resource officer.

MASSENA — Village trustees will be asked to approve two agreements to provide a school resource officer to the Massena Central School District when they meet at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday.

MASSENA — The school climate continues to be a topic of conversation between Massena High School students, teachers and administrators.

WOONSOCKET – Four schools in the Woonsocket Education Department were downgraded one star in the state Department of Education’s annual statewide report card system this year.