Wolfpack Word #1

Principal Video

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"Do more than belong: participate. Do more than care: help.

Do more than believe: practice. Do more than be fair: be kind.

Do more than forgive: forget. Do more than promise: do."

— William Arthur Ward

September 21st - Superintendent Conference Day - NO SCHOOL

September 24th - Transit PTSA Meeting

October 2nd - Fall Fest 2026

October 2nd - Emergency Drill - Early Dismissal 15 Minutes Early

October 12th - Indigenous People's Day/Italian American Heritage Day - NO SCHOOL

Congratulations to the following Transit Middle School teachers who have been chosen as the "Most Influential Teacher" by a senior football player at East High School. They will be recognized at the football game on Friday night (9/18/2026).

Mr. Bork

Mrs. Cageao

Mr. Kiristis

Mr. Smith

In 1984, the United States Supreme Court ruled it is unconstitutional to deny undocumented children access to a free, public K-12 education. This ruling is still in place today and is the law. The Williamsville Central School District is committed to ensuring students have equal access to education, regardless of immigration status, national origin, citizenship, or any other protected reason, and strictly complies with the Supreme Court’s decision.

The Williamsville Central School District takes all legally allowable steps to protect students while they are attending school. The school has strict protocols in place for handling requests from immigration officials for (1) information about students; (2) cooperation with immigration enforcement activities; and (3) requests for a student to be released to immigration authorities.

Parents and persons in a parental relationship should make sure the Williamsville Central School District has updated emergency contact information, including a list of all individuals authorized to pick your child up from school, in the event you are unavailable to do so. Please contact the Main Office of your child’s school at the number below to provide any necessary updates:

Transit Middle: 716-626-8701

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

Williamsville: We're planning for our future! What should we consider for both our short-term and long-term planning as a district? What are we doing well, and where can we improve?

Complete the survey on Thought Exchange by September 25th.

Education Law section 926, effective July 1, 2026, requires school districts to provide electronic or written information on water safety to parents/guardians at the beginning of the 2026-2027 school year. Additionally, the school district must publish this information on its website. The New York State Department of Health has provided school districts with swim tips regarding drowning prevention, water safety and safe and healthy swimming.

The District has several committees that meet throughout the course of school year and are looking for additional parent/guardian members to join:

• Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC)

• Safety

• Wellness

• Communications

If you are interested in joining, please email contact@williamsvillek12.org and indicate the committee

you’d like to join

If your child needs to be dismissed early from school

the latest scheduled pick-up time is 3:20 p.m.

Principal Memo - Early Release and School Readiness

VIST THE WITS HOMEPAGE TO SEE ALL CLUBS OFFERED AT TRANSIT

***NOTE***

THE CLUB PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION

2026-2027 CLUBS AND ADVISORS WILL BE UPDATED IN EARLY SEPTEMBER

COME BACK TO PAGE ONCE CLUBS ARE CONFIRMED FOR THIS YEAR

Please refer to your high school athletic practice and game schedules for official dates and

times.

East Athletics: Melissa Spada

 Phone: 716-626-8426

*****Please Model Courtesy in Vehicle Lanes*****

Pull As Far Forward Along Sidewalks

To Allow Other Vehicles to Load/Unload

The Say Something Anonymous Reporting System program is provided at no

cost by Sandy Hook Promise (SHP), a national nonprofit organization. More than 31 million

people have participated in their research-based “Know the Signs” programs that includes Say

Something.

This program is age-appropriate and evidence-informed. To date, the Say Something

Anonymous Reporting System and other SHP prevention programs have stopped multiple

school incidents (i.e. shootings), suicides, and gun threats. SS-ARS and SHP have also helped

reduced bullying and cyberbullying, and provided intervention for self-harm, drug use, and more.

Strategic Plan

DEI Plan

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