Senior Scholars Share Lessons Learned Through Service:
The Webster Thomas High School library transformed into a hub of inspiration on May 29 as the Titan Service Scholars hosted their annual exhibition. The event celebrated the profound service-learning journeys of graduating seniors, providing a platform for these dedicated students to share their impactful endeavors with staff, students, family, friends, and service partners.
The Titan Service Scholars program empowers students to enhance their personal and interpersonal development through a blend of service learning, research, and reflection. By establishing sustainable and reciprocal service partnerships, these students work to uplift both local and global communities.
Throughout their four-year journey, service scholars must navigate a structured framework designed to ...
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Warriors Share Joy of Reading with State Road PreK:
Books, art, smiles, and a whole lot of Warrior pride!
On May 28, Webster Schroeder High School’s National Honor Society teamed up with the National Art Honor Society for a special visit to State Road Elementary for a literacy-themed outreach project. They brought with them hand-decorated bedside book bags, a free book fair, and enough books for the prekindergartners to build their own personal libraries — with many of the mini Eagles taking home more than 15 books!
And the fun didn’t stop there… the Schroeder Warrior mascot made a surprise appearance, handing out high-fives, hugs, and helping spread the joy of reading! Together, the Warriors are helping inspire a lifelong love of books in the Eagles, one story at a time.
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Maya, Katelynn Honored as Webster’s Outstanding Seniors:
Webster Central School District is proud to congratulate Webster Schroeder High School’s Maya P. and Webster Thomas High School’s Katelynn M. on being named Outstanding Seniors by the Monroe County Council of School Superintendents (MCCOSS).
Katelynn and May with Superintendent Neenan.
The students were recognized at the Michael C. O’Laughlin Outstanding Senior Recognition Dinner, held May 14. The annual event celebrates exceptional graduating seniors from high schools across Monroe County and the City of Rochester. Honorees are selected based on their outstanding achievements in scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
Maya plans to attend Gannon University, where she will pursue studies to become a physician assistant. Katelynn will attend ...
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Happy 100 Years to Spry!:
This year marks a historic milestone: the Spry Middle School building is officially 100 years old. To honor a century of learning, growth, and community, Spry hosted an anniversary ceremony during their morning broadcast. The celebration featured a commemorative video shared with all students and staff.
We invite you to take a moment to watch the video below and join us in celebrating the legacy of Spry MS. Here’s to the next 100 years!
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Two Concerts Mean Twice as Much Fun!:
Two outdoor concerts mean twice as much fun for the One Webster community!
Spry Middle School and Webster Schroeder High School are teaming up for a Summer Sendoff while Willink Middle School will host its 3 rd Annual Concert on the lawn! Here are the details:
Summer Sendoff, Thursday, June 11, 6:00–8:00 p.m., outside the cafetorium at Spry Middle School, 119 South Avenue. Students, families, and community members are invited to gather outside the cafetorium doors for an evening of music and treats. The concert will feature performances by student musicians from each school’s band, choir, and orchestra.
Willink’s 3 rd Annual Concert on the Lawn, Friday, June 12, 6:00 p.m. – sundown at Willink Middle School, 900 Publisher’s Parkway. There will ...
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Musicians Tops at Darien Lake Music Fest:
Students from Webster Thomas High School and the One Webster Show Choir earned top honors at the Darien Lake Music Festival in Corfu on Friday, May 22, sweeping awards in multiple performance categories.
The Webster Thomas Jazz Ensemble
The Webster Thomas Concert Orchestra (AA Division), Webster Thomas Jazz Band (AA Division), One Webster Show Choir (AAA Division), Webster Thomas Philharmonic Orchestra (AAA Division), and Webster Thomas Jazz Ensemble (AAA Division) each earned first place finishes in their respective categories.
Several students also received individual recognition for Outstanding Soloist performances. Congratulations to Jazz Band soloists Ryan B., Steven M., and Marco R., Show Choir soloists Rylie B., Evan M., and Brody W., and Jazz Ensemble soloists ...
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Stats Students Hit Home Run with Red Wings Visit:
Learning stats and making connections in the world of sports? That’s a home run! Our One Webster statistical reasoning in sports classes recently enjoyed a day at the ballpark—with an educational purpose!
Students got a behind-the-scenes tour of the Rochester Red Wings facilities, from the performance center and dugout to the press box, where they learned how technology and data analytics are changing the game in minor league baseball.
The experience didn’t stop there! A panel of five Red Wings employees shared their career journeys, college paths, and advice for finding success in the sports world. Even better? Students interested in shadowing received business cards to help make those connections—and one student has already taken advantage of the opportunity! ...
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Voters Approve Budget, Elect BOE Members:
Residents in the Webster Central School District approved the 2026-27 school budget. Results from the budget vote and board of education election are as follows:
Budget = APPROVED
YES = 2,506 (67.7%)
NO = 1,196 (32.3%)
Proposition #1 Transportation = APPROVED
YES = 2,399 (65%)
NO = 1,305 (35%)
Proposition #2 Capital Reserve Fund = APPROVED
YES = 2,534 (69%)
NO = 1,165 (31%)
Board of Education Election (TWO positions): ELECTED
John Barker = 2,729
Janice Richardson= 2,956
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SparX Wraps Up Stellar Season:
Each January, FIRST® Robotics Competition presents high school teams with a new engineering challenge that requires the design, programming, and construction of industrial-sized robots for alliance-based competitive play. Guided by mentors throughout the season, students develop technical, engineering, and problem-solving skills while strengthening teamwork, leadership, and communication abilities. In addition to competition, teams pursue fundraising efforts, engage in community outreach, and promote broader appreciation for STEM education.
Webster Schroeder and Webster Thomas high schools Team 1126 SparX Robotics, founded in the 2002-2003 competition year, continues to build on over two decades of innovation and competitive excellence. With 24 competition seasons under ...
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Thomas Student Honors Former Principal with Scholarship Essay:
Congratulations to Webster Thomas High School senior Emmet E. and Titan Athletic Director Steve Lamonica! On April 23, Emmett was honored as a SAANYS Scholarship Award winner for his essay about his former elementary school principal.
David Swinson, Brian Neenan, Glenn Widor, Steve
Lamonica, Erin Land, and Emmett and his parents.
The School Administrators Association of New York State (SAANYS) celebrated its 2026 award recipients on April 23 with a dinner at the Webster Golf Club. During the ceremony, Emmett read his winning essay, “A School Administrator Who Has Made a Difference in My Life.” Standing at the podium with him was Mr. Lamonica, who is now the director of physical education, athletics and health for the Titans.
“Looking ...
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Schroeder Performers Shine at Stars of Tomorrow:
Rochester Broadway Theatre League hosted its annual Stars of Tomorrow Gala on May 8, and what a day for Webster Schroeder Musicals!
The Warriors’ production of On the Town was recognized with: Excellence in Dance Ensemble, Excellence in Acting Ensemble, Excellence in Vocal Ensemble, and Achievement in Theatrical Storytelling. In the large school (500+) category, Schroeder was recognized as a “Showstopper” production as a top 10 scoring show this season!
Celebrated as individual Achievement in Performance award winners were: Lilah K. as “Hildy”, Emma . as “Ivy”, Rowan M. as “Gabey”, Brody W. as “Ozzie”, and Rory G. as “Chip”.
Additionally, dance captain/featured soloist Hailey ...
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WCSD Calendar for 2026-27 School Year:
At its meeting Tuesday, March 10, the Webster CSD Board of Education approved the calendar for the 2026-27 school year. All One Webster students, grades preK-12, will begin classes Wednesday, September 2.
The full calendar is provided below and available under the Full Calendars links on the District Calendar web page .
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Community Invited to Join News & Information Group:
The district has created the Webster CSD News and Information community group, in which community members may sign up to receive periodic communications on important district information through ParentSquare. To sign up, scan the QR code below or click on this link .
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