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Williamsville North Spartan

North Highlights

September 30th, 2026

North Highlights September 30th, 2026
North HighlightsSeptember 30th, 2026

PRINCIPAL'S PAGE PRINCIPAL'S PAGE

North Highlights September 30th 2026

IMPORTANT INFO AND EVENTS / CALENDAR IMPORTANT INFO AND EVENTS / CALENDAR

CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL OCTOBER 2026 CALENDAR

UP AND COMING EVENTS


  • BONFIRE AND OUTDOOR DANCE - Thursday, 10/1/26

  • HOMECOMING FOOTBALL GAME - Friday, 10/2/26

  • SEMI-FORMAL DANCE - Saturday, 10/3/26

  • PTSA MEETING - Monday, 10/5/26

  • INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' DAY - Monday, 10/12/26

  • MID-TERM EXAMS (MANDATORY) - Tuesday, 1/26/27 - Friday, 1/29/27

  • FINAL EXAMS (MANDATORY) - Monday, 6/14/27 - Thursday, 6/24/27

Graduated students walking in a line during the ceremony
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GRADUATION - SAVE THE DATE

Williamsville North High School

Graduation Ceremony

10:00 a.m. - Saturday, June 26, 2027

North High School Athletic Turf


Rain Date: 10:00 a.m. - Sunday, June 27, 2027

PTSA NEWS PTSA NEWS

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SNACK SHACK 2026/27

Did you know that the Snack Shack is the largest fundraiser for the annual Post Prom event?

Did you know that North clubs and teachers can apply for monetary assistance from the PTSA?

Did you know that your teens actually DO LOVE seeing you at North during their school day?


By volunteering your time at the Snack Shack, you're helping to make these things a reality. Please reach out to northsnackshack@gmail.com with any questions. We appreciate the gift of your time!


We truly appreciate the gift of your time!

CLICK HERE TO VOLUNTEER AT THE SNACK SHACK

NEED NORTH GEAR?!? NEED NORTH GEAR?!?

PTSA Spirit sale with a QR code and Spartan image
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CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE PTSA SCHOOL STORE
CLICK HERE TO JOIN NORTH'S PTSA
Building our community together images of books with learn connect and have a voice. Families and teachers meeting
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WILLIAMSVILLE SPECIAL EDUCATION PTSA - SEPTSA

The Williamsville Special Education Parent Teacher Student Association (SEPTSA) brings together families of students with special education and/or gifted programming needs who attend schools and/or live within the Williamsville Central School District. SEPTSA creates support networks for families with similar circumstances and sponsors workshops and presentations on topics to help members better advocate for their children as well as increase their understanding of various disabilities and diagnoses. Updates from SEPTSA will be in this newsletter!

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CLICK HERE TO JOIN WILLIAMSVILLE SEPTSA

ATTENDANCE OFFICE ATTENDANCE OFFICE

Please WITSmail the attendance office to provide written notice of an absence.


Parents/guardians should contact the attendance office to report any student absence. If your child needs to leave school prior to the end of the scheduled school day, please call the Attendance Office so proper notification/dismissal can be accommodated. If you have any additional questions regarding attendance, absences, or dismissal, please call the Williamsville North High School Attendance Office.


The following are examples of excused absences in the Williamsville Central School District:

  • Family Emergency
  • Illness
  • Legal
  • Late Bus
  • Medical Reason
  • Religious Observance/Activity
  • School Activity (i.e. Field Trip)


Should you have any questions or need further information, please call the attendance office:

Phone: 716-626-8555/8556

What do I do if I am coming in late?

All students who arrive to North after 7:45 AM will be required to sign in with attendance using the chromebooks located in the attendance vestibule. This includes students who have morning Harkness, have permanent late arrival on their schedules, students returning from an appointment, and any student who just arrives late.

NORTH BELL SCHEDULE NORTH BELL SCHEDULE

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Period 1: 7:45 - 8:31

Period 2: 8:25 - 9:17

Period 3: 9:22 - 10:04

Period 4: 10:09 - 10:51

Period 5: 10:56 - 11:38

Period 6: 11:43 - 12:25

Period 7: 12:30 - 1:12

Period 8: 1:17 - 1:59

Period 9: 2:03 - 2:45

MAIN OFFICE AND ADMINISTRATION MAIN OFFICE AND ADMINISTRATION

Who is my Assistant Principal?

Assistant Principals are assigned to students based on the first letter of their last name as follows:

Patrick Smith, Assistant Principal

Students with Last Names A-F


Bryan McNulty, Assistant Principal

Students with Last names G-O


Julie Ziobro, Assistant Principal

Students with Last Names P-Z


Adam Erickson, Assistant Principal/Athletic Director

Athletic Code of Conduct Violations

Required Parent Program Video

The Required Parent Program video must be viewed in its entirety by parents/guardians prior to any student (grades 9-12) attending any North High School dances/events. This includes Homecoming activities/dances taking place in Late September and Early October. Please note that your completion of the Required Parent Program is valid for 4 years. For example, if you have already viewed the program anytime in the last 4 years on behalf of an older sibling, you will not be asked to view the program again this year. The program should be viewed on a desktop/laptop, and cannot be paused or fast-forwarded to receive credit. If you have any questions about this program, or your current status with regard to viewing it, please reach out to the North Main Office at 626-8504.

HEALTH OFFICE HEALTH OFFICE

Medication Drop Off Procedures

All medication, including non-prescription medication, must have a written order from the student's physician or licensed prescriber and must be dated 7/1/26 or later.


PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION must be in the container prepared by the pharmacist with the original label specifying the name and strength of the medication. (Note: the pharmacy label does not constitute a written order and cannot be used in lieu of a written order from a licensed prescriber.)


NON-PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION must be in the original and sealed manufacturer's container with the student's name affixed to the container. ALL medication must be delivered directly to the school nurse by the parent or guardian. No student is permitted to carry non-emergency medication on the bus. Medication orders must be renewed annually and whenever there is any change.


Required forms were emailed to families in early June by our School Nurse, Mrs. Vertino. Completed forms must be returned to school when dropping off medication, or can be faxed in advance by your child's doctor to 716-626-8582.



Before dropping off medications to school, a phone call to our school nurse is required. Mrs. Vertino can be reached at 716-626-8525.

ATHLETICS ATHLETICS

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Please refer to North's athletic practice and game schedules for official dates and times.

North Athletics: Adam Erickson

Phone: 716-626-8542

CLICK HERE FOR THE 2026 FALL SPORTS SCHEDULE
CLICK HERE FOR NORTH'S ATHLETIC WEBPAGE

DISTRICT INFORMATION DISTRICT INFORMATION

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WCSD-UB SCHOOL SPIRIT DAY

The District is once again partnering with UB to host a Williamsville Central School District Spirit Day!

  • Date - October 3rd - UB vs. Western Michigan (Time TBD)

    • Students and staff are eligible for 1 complimentary ticket

      • Parents/guardian must purchase a ticket for students to attend

  • Students in grades K-8 will have the opportunity to be on the field as part of the tunnel walk when the team takes the field

  • Additional details will be shared through WITS and the District/school newsletters closer to the event

CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS
Informational graphic for the Fall Community Forum that will take place on October 17th from 9 - 11:30 am at East High School. It also features student artwork and the District logo.
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FALL COMMUNITY FORUM

Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026

Time: 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Location: Williamsville East HS (Commons)


This townhall style meeting will give students, families, staff members and residents a chance to talk about any education-related issue they wish. There is no agenda or set topic.


School Board members and the Superintendent will be on hand to listen, answer questions, and discuss the latest topics impacting Williamsville schools and public education.

A hands-only CPR information save the date flyer for Tuesday, October 20th from 4:30 - 6:30 pm at Williamsville South High School. It also features a woman doing hands only CPR to a mannequin.
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SAVE THE DATE - OCTOBER 20TH HANDS-ONLY CPR TRAINING

On Tuesday, October 20th from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. at Williamsville South High School, the Williamsville Central School District will be hosting a Hands-Only CPR/AED event in coordination with the American Heart Association for students, families, staff, and community members.

Information for family night flu clinic with syringe clipart, a QR code, calendar, clock, phone, website clipart
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FAMILY FLU CLINIC

Date: Monday, October 26, 2026

Time: 4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Location: Casey Middle School Cafeteria


  • Accepted Insurance: IHA, BCBS, Highmark, Blue Card, Univera, NOVA, MVP, Excellus, Medicare Part B, United Healthcare, etc.

  • Insurance not accepted: Fidelis, Medicaid, The Empire Plan, Molina Health

GUIDANCE / STUDENT SERVICES GUIDANCE / STUDENT SERVICES

October calendar with pumpkin clipart to the right
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October 2026 Calendar

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Student Services News

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Service Academy Night

GUIDANCE / STUDENT SERVICES WEBSITE

SPARTAN SPOTLIGHT SPARTAN SPOTLIGHT

Spartan logo on top of heading pool record with image of Sophie Kusmierski
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VARSITY GIRLS DIVING SCORE RECORD

Congratulations Sophie Kusmierski for breaking the Pool Record with a Diving Score of a 271.73 last night at their meet vs. Lancaster.


Sophie broke a 21 year old record at Lancaster! We are so proud of you!

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LEADERSHIP CAMP

On Friday, September 18 and Saturday, September 19, a group of North students attended our annual Leadership Camp at Camp Weona.

Campers were nominated by North faculty members to participate in a weekend dedicated to connecting with nature and building community. Along with engaging in leadership seminars, students tackled a high ropes course, went boating, enjoyed a campfire, and took full advantage of everything the camp had to offer.

Mr. Bowen may have made a slight mistake by promising that if anyone caught a fish, their picture would make the newsletter. Congratulations to our star angler, Leonora Bogunovic, who managed to reel in three!

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Teamwork at the lake

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Newsletter Bound

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Success at Camp Weona

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Big catch at Camp Weona

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Reeled in

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Proof for Mr. Bowen

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NORTH FIELD HOCKEY TEAM

This past Saturday, our team participated in the Out of the Darkness Walk at Canalside to support mental health awareness and suicide prevention.

Continuing our multi-year commitment to this cause, our student-athletes raised over $1,000 this year. Beyond their efforts on the turf, the team showed inspiring leadership and empathy. Participating year after year helps keep vital conversations around mental health alive, reminding our community that no one has to walk alone.

Thank you to the players, coaches, and families who walked, donated, and represented North so well!


GO NORTH!

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SEPTEMBER CANDY JAR

The candy jar is back! Stop down to A152B to take your guess on how many are in the jar, winner takes all. This month the candy is Dum Dum Lollipops. The winner will be in the next newsletter. Good luck!

September 30th, 2026
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