Cougar Connections

Our North Rose-Wolcott Elementary students have been able to take advantage of some decent winter days to test out the school's new playground, which was updated this fall! Improvements include new equipment, a poured rubber surface, and even a cougar to climb on! Students are giving the new playground rave reviews so far and are looking forward to even more opportunities to enjoy it in the spring!

UPK/K Information Night - Monday, February 23!

Do you have a child who may be eligible for North Rose-Wolcott's 3PK, 4PK or Kindergarten programs in the 2026-2027 school year? Attend our UPK/K Information Night, scheduled for 5:00 p.m. Monday, February 23, 2026 at North Rose-Wolcott Elementary School!

During this event, learn more about our programs, meet our teachers, and get information on registration timelines and next steps.Children who are district residents are eligible to register if they will be 3 years old (3PK), 4 years old (UPK) or 5 years old (Kindergarten) by December 1, 2026.

Registration packets will be available at the event and can also be obtained by calling the District Office at (315) 594-3141 or NRWE at (315) 587-4005. Packets must be returned by Friday, March 27 for your child to be included in the April 6 UPK/K lottery. Spaces for 3PK and UPK are limited. Any spaces open after the lottery will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.

February's Cougar Pride Trait - Do My Best

Doing your best means giving your full effort in class and on assignments. Cougars who are doing their best take pride in their work, keep a positive attitude, stay engaged in school, and ask for help when they need it. They set goals and work hard to achieve them.

🐾 Recognize a Staff Member with COUGAR KUDOS! 🐾

This year, we are recognizing staff members who go above and beyond and make a positive impact with Cougar Kudos! Anyone who is part of the NRW community may nominate any staff member. Whether it’s a teacher who motivates their students, a bus driver who shows kindness, or a staff member who lends a helping hand – we want our entire community to hear about it!

Read more about the wonderful staff members who received Kudos this month on our website -- and if you want to nominate someone for a future edition of Cougar Kudos, fill out our form at www.nrwcs.org/kudos!

Board of Education Update

Capital Project

The North Rose-Wolcott Board of Education would like to take this opportunity to thank the district communities for supporting and voting in favor of our 2025 Capital Project proposal on December 17. Your support will allow the district to address needs and safety concerns for our students, staff and visitors.

The capital project will enable the district to move forward in relocating and building a new bus garage. In doing so, the bus loop and student pick-up and drop-off area at North Rose-Wolcott Elementary can be reconfigured to improve safety and eliminate traffic congestion. Additionally, the new location for the bus garage will provide our high school students and staff with a nearby evacuation facility in the event of an emergency situation and allow for safer student pickup if such a situation were to occur. We as a board are proud and excited about the improvements that capital projects allow. We will keep the community updated as the projects progress.

Other Board Activities

In January, board members attended the Legislative Breakfast held at Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES in Newark. This event allowed board members to connect with representatives including state Senator Pamela Helming and Assemblyman Brian Manktelow. Legislators fielded questions, demonstrated their knowledge of the issues facing rural districts like NRW, and showed their support for working toward solutions to those issues.

Board members plan to have dinner with the cast of the high school musical, “Legally Blonde,” and community members prior to the senior citizen performance on Thursday, February 26. Additionally, in March, the board is planning a visit to BOCES programs and members plan to attend a Four County School Boards Association meeting featuring Wade Norwood of the New York State Board of Regents and Patrick Longo of the New York State School Boards Association.

Our board meetings are open to the public and held in the Large Group Instruction Room at the District Office. Visit www.nrwcs.org/boe for a meeting schedule or to view meeting live streams and recordings.

Communication Protocol

The North Rose-Wolcott Central School District is committed to fostering effective communication between schools, families and the community. We have established a process for working through questions and concerns so that we may come to solutions quickly and effectively. Please visit our website or see the graphic below for more information on who to contact with a question or concern.

We're Hiring!

Our North Rose-Wolcott faculty and staff play a crucial role in helping to ensure each student leaves the NRW family with pride and preparedness for their future path. Check out our current job openings at www.nrwcs.org/employment.

Portrait of an NRW Graduate: Social Emotional Competency

The North Rose-Wolcott Strategic Action Plan adopted in 2025 features seven components that make up the Portrait of an NRW Graduate. These characteristics represent a clear vision for what it means to be a graduate of the North Rose-Wolcott Central School District. They guide our daily work to prepare our students to thrive beyond NRW as lifelong learners, engaged citizens, and compassionate leaders.

Social emotional competency means understanding one's own emotions, thoughts and values and how they influence behavior. NRW graduates are self-aware and grounded in their values. They recognize how their emotions and thoughts influence their actions, allowing them to make thoughtful decisions, build positive relationships, and contribute to the greater community.

Monday, February 9: Senior Cap and Gown Meeting (7:45 a.m.) and Junior Class Ring Meeting (8:00 a.m.), NRW High School

Monday, February 9: NRW Spelling Bee, 6 p.m., Middle School Auditorium

Thursday, February 12: Board of Education Meeting, 5 p.m., District Office LGI

Friday, February 13: Middle School Quarter 2 Awards Assemblies, 12:45 p.m. (gr. 5-6) and 1:30 p.m. (gr. 7-8)

February 16-20: Presidents' Week Recess - NO SCHOOL

Monday, February 23: UPK/K Information Night, 5 p.m., NRW Elementary Auditorium

Monday, February 23: NRWE PE Night, 6 p.m., High School Gym

Thursday, February 26: Board of Education Meeting, 5 p.m., District Office LGI

Thursday, February 26: High School Musical Senior Citizens Performance, 5 p.m., Auditorium

Friday, February 27: NRWE Cubby Club, 1:30 p.m. (gr. 2-4) and 2:20 p.m. (gr. UPK-1)

Friday, February 27: Middle School Cougar Pride Assembly, 1:30 p.m.

February 27-March 1: High School Musical, 7 p.m. (Friday-Saturday) and 2 p.m. (Sunday)

For the most up-to-date event information, visit www.nrwcs.org/calendar.

Updates from Mrs. Haak and Mr. Stopka

Happy February! As we move through the heart of the school year, I want to take a moment to share some exciting news and a few helpful reminders.

Celebrating Student Growth 📈
Our students have officially completed their winter i-Ready benchmark assessments, and we are thrilled with the results. Across grade levels, we are seeing strong academic growth in both reading and math. This progress reflects the hard work of our students, the dedication of our teachers and staff, and the continued support you provide at home. We are so proud of how our students are growing as learners!

Teachers are using this data to celebrate successes, set new goals, and tailor instruction to meet each student’s needs as we head into the spring.

Cougar Pride Focus: “Do My Best” 🐾
Our Cougar Pride trait for February is “Do My Best.” Throughout the month, students are learning that doing their best means showing effort, staying focused, trying even when things feel challenging, and having a positive attitude toward learning. We encourage families to talk with their children about what “doing your best” looks like at home and at school, and to celebrate effort—not just outcomes.

Looking Ahead
February is a busy and exciting month filled with learning, celebrations, and continued growth. Please keep an eye out for upcoming events and important dates, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have questions or need support.

Thank you for being such wonderful partners in your child’s education. Together, we are helping our students learn, grow, and thrive every day.

January Cubby Club Award Winners

Congratulations to our January Cubby Club Award Winners! We are so proud of your accomplishments.

Pawsome Readers

UPK - Lilley Wollek, Brynnleigh Paddock, Aria Musolino

K - Horatio Shove, Fenton Ciaramella, Axel Pare, Giovanni Cole-Fioravanti

1st - Jaxton Waterman, Alani Divelbliss, Tucker Countryman, June Jarrett

2nd - Amy Andrzejewski-Ernisse, Drystan Covert, Makaiah Bowman, Abel Tryon

3rd - Rosie Younglove, Clayton Luckey, Kenneth Martin, Emberleigh Kerr, Theodore Miller

4th - Gotham Brantley, Zoey Fremouw, MacKenzie Youngs, Paizlee Anthony

Mathlete

UPK - Mercury Blaisell, Bjorn Winsor, Mia Hotchkiss

K - Adeline McQuown, Thiago Martinez, Fernandez, Cooper Wright, Owen Terzolo

1st - Quincy Storto, Kaylani Gay, Audrianna Bergen, Kyiree Alexander

2nd - Quinn Youngman, Ava Shove, Karlee Wood, Macey-Rose Benjamin, Kye Lawrence

3rd - Steven Clement, Sofia Breese, Yacxiel Martinez Fernandez, Moises Romero Francisco

4th - Chandler Kellam, Logan Tylenda, Asa Zwolinski, Eleanor Burnett

Student of the Month- Understanding

UPK - Noah Fox, Tripp Norton, Colton Tinklepaugh

K - Jude Parker, Aiden Shove, Isabelle Osorio-Ortiz, Adelyn Anderson

1st - Charles Vernon, Diego Santos Cruz, Korra Paul, Aurora Eggleston, Braelynn Kuhlmann

2nd - Tristan LaGana, Malaya Ford, Gavin Munger, Exilda Lawrence

3rd - Richard Vernon, Kayson Mirch, Macy Cagle, Natalie LaPlant

4th - Layla Richardson, Savannah Humbert, Gabriella Evans, Harper Durgan

Specials Awards

UPK - Gwen Milliman

K - Luke Humbert

1st - Brynlee Quinn

2nd - Jaxstyn Crocker

3rd - Justin Flynn

4th - Julian Caves

Updates from the Nurse's Office

Maintaining dental hygiene is crucial for children as it prevents cavities, supports overall health, and fosters lifelong healthy habits. Remember to always brush your teeth at least twice a day! Before and after you eat is the most important.

100th Day of School - Thursday, February 12!

We will celebrate the 100th day of school on February 12th! Our spirit day will be to dress like we are 100 years old!

Wednesday, February 12th, marks our 100th Day of School!

We are excited to celebrate this special milestone with fun, engaging activities centered around the number 100. Students will take part in themed lessons and classroom celebrations throughout the day. Some classes may choose to dress up or participate in creative projects—teachers will share any specific details if needed. We’re looking forward to making the 100th Day of School a fun and memorable experience for our students!

Counseling Corner - Miss Motyka and Mr. Bittner

The Cougar Closet, located at the elementary school, has an abundance of clothes and items of all sizes from 4T-14/16, including shirts, sweatshirts, coats, winter accessories, and more. If you're interested in any of these items or even other items not listed, please reach out to Miranda Motyka at mmotyka@nrwcs.org, and she will do her best to fulfill your need. Even if we don't have it in the Closet, she has local resources who can also help. Please don't hesitate to reach out at anytime!

Curriculum Updates from our Instructional Coach, Mrs. Pentycofe

All of our mid-year i-Ready Reading and Math diagnostics are complete! The mid-year diagnostic shows how much students have grown since the beginning of the year in reading and math. Even if a student isn’t at grade level yet, the test highlights growth and improvement—which is motivating for students and families. We are incredibly proud of our students for their hard work and focus during the assessment period.

These assessments help teachers understand students’ progress and plan instruction that best meets their needs for the remainder of the school year. Teachers use the results to adjust lessons, small groups, and interventions so instruction matches what students need right now. The tests also help identify areas where students may need extra support before the end of the school year. Teachers have Math and Reading WIN (What I Need) time built into their day to focus on areas where students need support.

Results of these assessments help teachers, students, and families set meaningful learning goals for the remainder of the year. Our school continues to focus on personalized learning, and goal setting is one area we celebrate. When students help set goals, they understand what they’re working toward and why it matters.

Spotlight on First Grade

Our first graders have been busy learning, exploring, and growing across all subject areas! In science, students are loving our unit A Bunny’s Life, where they are exploring how inherited traits and characteristics of animals and their offspring are similar and different. Using Venn diagrams, students collected and compared data about animals, an important skill they will continue to build on, including in preparation for the Grade 3 NYS Science Assessment. They even made personal connections by identifying traits they share with their own parents, making learning both meaningful and engaging. In math, students are developing strong problem-solving skills by working with a variety of strategies to solve word problems. They are adding and subtracting within 20, comparing numbers, and analyzing data using charts and graphs. Each student is also working along their own individualized learning pathway in i-Ready, with goals set to support growth and celebrate progress.

During our literacy block (ELA), students are deepening their understanding of how authors and illustrators bring stories to life. In shared reading, first graders are learning about typography and text graphics, and how the way words look on the page can enhance a story. They love noticing words that pop, stretch, or stand out, especially onomatopoeia like BOOM! and discussing how these choices make books more exciting for readers. As writers, students are working hard to “tell more” by using descriptive words instead of relying on pictures alone. They are learning how strong word choice helps readers visualize their stories and brings their writing to life. It is wonderful to see our first graders so engaged, curious, and proud of their learning each day!

PE Night - Monday, February 23 in the High School Gym!

PE Night is Monday, February 23 at 6:00 p.m. in the gymnasium at NRW High School! Come see what your students have been learning in their physical education class this year!

Updates from Mrs. Yarnes and Mr. Canori

We can’t believe we are already halfway through the school year! The past few weeks have been very busy with midterms, benchmark assessments, and the completion of Quarter 2. We are incredibly proud of the growth our students continue to show. Thank you to all of the parents and family members who joined us for our iReady celebration to honor students who met grade-level expectations or demonstrated growth during the winter benchmark. Your support means so much!

As we move into the second half of the year, we ask that you continue to partner with us by reminding your child about the importance of kindness and respect. We are having ongoing conversations at school about choosing positive words, showing compassion, and demonstrating empathy toward others. These values are central to our school community, and we remain committed to creating a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment for all students.

In addition, this is a critical time for students to stay focused on their academics. Regularly completing assignments, studying for assessments, and keeping up with daily homework all play an important role in student success. When students come to school prepared and engaged, they build stronger habits, develop confidence, and make the most of their learning opportunities. Your encouragement and support at home make a meaningful difference.

Lastly, we hope you and your family enjoy a relaxing and well-deserved February recess.

Thank you, as always, for your continued support.

Updates from Nurse Barron

With spring around the corner, our weather is going to be changing quickly. This means students may not need all of the layers they left home with by the end of the day. These misplaced sweatshirts and other clothing items fill up our lost and found FAST! Please encourage your student to PUT ITEMS IN THEIR LOCKER or come check the lost and found.

February is Heart Health Month! You have the power to protect yourself and your family against heart disease.

Message from our Counseling Center

We have officially reached the second half of the year! This is a great time for students to reset and start the quarter strong.

Regular school attendance is one of the strongest predictors of student success - academically, socially, and emotionally. When students attend school consistently, they are more likely to:

Feel connected to peers and adults
Keep up with learning and classroom expectations
Build strong routines and confidence
Reduce stress caused by missing work

Even missing a day here and there can add up quickly. We encourage families to prioritize attendance whenever possible and schedule appointments outside of school hours if able. If your family is experiencing challenges that impact attendance, such as illness, anxiety, transportation issues, or other concerns, please reach out to the counseling office. We are here to support, problem-solve, and connect you with resources.

Let’s work together to make February a strong month for showing up, staying engaged, and finishing the winter season strong!

Yearbook For Sale!

Please use this link to order your yearbook today! https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1052504/North-Rose-Wolcott-Middle-School/2026-Yearbook/20250903042318987101/CATALOG_SHOP

Grade Level Updates

Grade 5: In ELA, students are continuing to read the book "I Survived the American Revolution" by Lauren Tarshis. We are focusing on topics such as point of view, theme, comparing & contrasting and main idea. In math we are starting our 5th unit involving long division of both whole numbers and long division involving decimals! We will be focusing on the following math vocabulary; quotient, divident, divisor, and remainder. In Science, we are starting off a new unit for Earth and Space Explorers. Students will engage with questions related to the sun’s brightness and gravity while analyzing data and patterns relating to shadows, day and night and seasonal changes in the night sky. In Social Studies, we will be continuing on our European Explorers unit learing about what country the Explorers are representing, where they went, why they went and what they found when they arrived and how they traded.

Grade 6: In math this month, we are working on solving algebraic expressions and equations using Order of Operations (PEMDAS). We will also be working with inequalities and finding solution sets to problems. In ELA this month, the students will be learning about the different types of poetry and how to identify the different parts of a poem. We will then use that information to publish poems of our own for different genres. After winter break, we will be introducing our new book. In Science we are continuing our astronomy unit with a study of each of the planets in our solar system. In Social Studies we are wrapping up our unit on Egypt. Students will have a test next week. Then we will begin our Greece unit.

Grade 7: In ELA 7 we are beginning our next fictional novel. We are collaborating again with Mr. Maring's social study curriculum, as we take a closer look into learning about the Puritan way of life. The main character in our new story goes from living a well pampered life on the island of Barbados, to having to live in the Puritanical lifestyle in the colony of Connecticut. We will follow the character in the story through her extraordinary journey, where she is faced with difficult choices and new realities.

Grade 8: 8th grade baby pictures are due Friday February 6th! Please submit a baby picture to Mrs. Weigand at cweigand@nrwcs.org as soon as possible! 8th grade is also working on positive incentives for students that are consistently completing homework, using class time wisely and making an effort to improve grades. Social Studies students will be placed in families this week for the start of our Great Depression simulation. A large focus on Contextual Redefinition, a strategy that enhances vocabulary comprehension will be at the center of our skills based initiative for the month. Resources for summative assessment will be made available for students to utilize for upcoming vocabulary content as well. Spanish students are working on skits in February and March. This will help to prepare them for the speaking portion of their final exam at the end of the year.

Music Department News

Elementary All-County – Volunteers Needed
Our district is excited to host Elementary All-County on March 6 and 7! This is a wonderful opportunity to support young musicians from across the area. We are looking for volunteers to help make this event a success.

Musical Props Needed
Our musical is also looking for props! If you are able to donate, lend, or help create props, we would greatly appreciate your support.

District Concert
Please join us for our District Concert during Music in Our Schools Month on Thursday, March 19, at the High School. Come celebrate our students’ hard work and the importance of music in our schools with an evening of outstanding performances.

For more information, volunteering, or donating props, please contact Mrs. Bemis at bbemis@nrwcs.org.

Cougar Pride Call of the Week

Principal Yarnes and Assistant Principal Canori will join students each week to call home together and share good news about something that happened at school. Cougar Pride calls help recognize students for doing a good deed, brightening someone else’s day, helping a friend, mastering a goal, or overcoming an obstacle!

Check out the North Rose-Wolcott Central School District Facebook page to see which students are chosen each week! Mrs. Yarnes and Mr. Canori are grateful for this opportunity to acknowledge students each week who are demonstrating Cougar Values each day!

Updates from Ms. Sinclair and Ms. Visalli

We are already several weeks into the second semester, and by all accounts, the year is moving quickly! Spring sports will be starting soon, and many students are already planning for end-of-year events. This month, we are excited to share our musical production, Legally Blonde. Our students have been working incredibly hard, and we look forward to welcoming the community to enjoy their amazing performance.

This month, students in grades 9 and 11 will meet with their school counselors to discuss course selections for the 2026–2027 school year.

Our junior class will meet with a representative from Jostens on February 9 to learn more about class ring options. Seniors will also meet on February 9 to receive important information regarding cap and gown orders.

Attendance Reminder
As we move through the semester, we ask for your continued support in reinforcing the importance of students arriving to class on time. Being present and punctual is a key part of our Cougar expectation of “Being Where I Belong.” This means students should be in the right place, at the right time, and ready to learn. Timely arrival to class helps minimize disruptions and ensures students do not miss valuable instructional time.

Chromebook Reminder
Please ensure that students bring their charged Chromebooks to school each day. If a student’s Chromebook is not working properly, they should bring it to the high school library for assistance as soon as possible.

Upcoming Dates
There will be no school from Monday, February 16 through Friday, February 20. Classes will resume on Monday, February 23.

Thank you for your continued partnership and support as we work together to make this a successful semester for all students.

February Challenge - Hot Cocoa Bar!

In February, the grade level with the highest percentage of students passing their classes will earn a hot cocoa bar!

A big thank you to our parent liaison, Yvonne Bishop, the NRW Booster Club, and the NRW Cougar Pride Parent Group for donating the supplies for our Hot Cocoa Bar and monthly Cougar Pride Raffle. Your generosity has brought many smiles and made these activities extra special for our students.

A Note from Our Nurse, Mrs. Randall

NY state mandates that all new students, students in 9th grade, 11th grade and any student that wants to participate in sports requires to have an updated/current physical. If we do not receive a current physical by March 1, 2026 for the new students, students in 9th grade or students in 11th grade, one will be done at school by the school medical director here at school. If your child wants one done at school for sports please call the nurse. If your child does have a current up to date physical, please send a copy of it to the nurse. If you have any questions, please call Mrs. Randall at 315-594-3110. Our fax number is 315-594-6235.

Looks like winter is here to stay for awhile so please be safe and dress appropriately for the weather. Enjoy the upcoming school break and stay healthy and be safe.

Cougar OPS Update

We are almost to the halfway point of the school year! In OPS, we continue to remind students to turn in completed assignments, that they can in fact do hard things, and that we are here to help them reach graduation. We are in our last week of our recovery challenge, with the Seniors being in a solid lead!

Counseling Center Update

As we move through February, the Counseling Department has a few important updates and reminders to help everyone stay on track and informed. As always, our goal is to help every student thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need support.

Warm Regards,

Ms. Merton & Ms. Purcell

Upstate Medical Trip & Nursing Camp: If you are interested in a career in the medical field, we will be taking a trip to FLCC on 3/26. Students in grades 9-11 are welcome to attend. Please sign up in the counseling office and pick your lunch selection by 2/9. Additionally, there is a Nursing Camp (grades 9-12) offered during February Break. Please see the flyer below to register.

Course Selection: We have begun the process of course selection for the 2026-27 school year! We have visited classrooms at each grade level 9-11 to go over the process, including distributing the course recommendation forms and the Program of Studies. All course recommendation forms (purple) are due to counseling by February 13th. Ms. Merton and Ms. Purcell will begin to meet with all students individually after February recess.
College Applications: If you still need help with college applications or finding money to fund your college education, we are here to help! Deadlines are approaching.

Please review your application checklists and reach out if you need help with essays, letters of recommendations, or FAFSA completion. You must complete a green transcript request form in order to have your transcript sent to any college.

Financial Aid, Scholarships, & Google Classrooms: Please don't forget to check your grade level Google Classrooms and the NRW Counseling webpage for helpful information. Grades 9-12 have been invited to a classroom.

Yearbook

The last opportunity to purchase a yearbook is quickly approaching – the deadline is February 13!

Yearbooks must be purchased on the Jostens website. They will not be sold at school. Use the following link to purchase: https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1052503/North-Rose-Wolcott-High-School/2026-Yearbook/20250830042032250134/CATALOG_SHOP

Musical Club

It is finally that time- the musical is HERE!

The North Rose Wolcott High School musical Club will be performing our production of “Legally Blonde.”

In this fast paced comedy, come see Abi Bates star as sorority queen Elle Woods who - in her quest to win back her love Warner, played by Jimmy Haffner - gets accepted into Harvard Law School, solves a murder trial, and finds self worth along the way.

Our show will be held in the NRW High School Auditorium on the following dates:

Friday, February 27th at 7:00pm
Saturday, February 28th at 7:00pm
Sunday, March 1st at 2:00pm (Matinee)

Tickets will be sold at the door, and will cost $10.00 for adults and $8.00 for students.

If you or someone you know would like to support our show through buying an ad in our program, or by donation, please reach out to Caroline Strub at cstrub@nrwcs.org.

Thank you and we cannot wait to see you there!

Band

The high school band is currently preparing for our district concert that will be happening on March 19th at 6 p.m.

Please wish our students luck who will be auditioning for the Wayne County Music Teachers Association’s All-County Band Festival!

Library Media Center

February is Love Your Library Month! Show your library some love (and get some in return!) by stopping by to check out some new books, playing some quiet games, or by doing an activity! There’s something for everyone here, and everyone is always welcome!

This month’s Cougar Life Skill is also heart-related: February is American Heart Month! Would you be able to recognize when someone might be having a heart attack? Would you know what to do? There are things that every person can do that could save another person’s life!

Spring Sports Start March 9, 2026!

JV & Varsity Softball
JV & Varsity Baseball
Girls Varsity Track & Field
Boys Varsity Track & Field
Boys Varsity Tennis

Spring Sports Registration will begin on February 9, 2026.
Registration Link: Spring Sports Registration

2026-2027 Season Start Dates

Fall:

All JV & Varsity Teams: August 24, 2026
All Modified Teams: September 2, 2026

Winter:

Modified Swim: October 26, 2026
Modified Boys’ Basketball: October 26, 2026
All JV & Varsity Teams: November 16, 2026
Modified Wrestling: January 4, 2027
Modified Girls’ Basketball: January 7, 2027

Spring:

All JV & Varsity Teams: March 9, 2027
All Modified Teams: March 23, 2027

Winter Scholar Athlete Teams!

Congratulations to the following teams for earning the NYSPHSAA Scholar-Athlete Team designation for the winter season!

Girls Varsity Basketball
Girls Varsity Indoor Track
Girls Varsity Bowling
Boys Varsity Bowling
Varsity Swim

Spectator Expectations for NRW Athletic Contests

Be Loud, Be Proud, Be Positive!
Accept all decisions of the officials and event staff.
Display positive cheering. Derogatory chants/gestures, heckling, profanity and attempts to antagonize others will not be tolerated.
Demonstrate genuine concern for an injured student-athlete, regardless of team.
Encourage surrounding spectators to display conduct that aligns to these expectations.
Applaud at the end of the contest for the effort by all participants.

Athletic Schedules

Athletic Livestreams (Hudl Fan Site)

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