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VietnameseWHBI yearbooks on sale Jan. 19 – Feb. 10
WHBI yearbooks are on sale beginning Tuesday, Jan. 19! The yearbooks will be on sale through Feb. 10. Order your yearbook today!
Category: WHBI News
More than 1,000 grandparents attend Grandparents’ Breakfast virtually
Each year, the district’s annual Grandparents’ Breakfast is a special opportunity for children in grades K-5 to showcase and share their school life with their grandparents. This year, due to the ongoing pandemic, the 32nd annual Grandparents’ Breakfast was enjoyed virtually. Although this year’s event looked a bit different from years past, it still included …
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District receives Helping Hands Award from Tri-County United Way
On Thursday, Nov. 12, the district was presented with the Tri-County United Way Helping Hands Award! This is the second consecutive year the district has received the award. The Helping Hands Award was established in 1999 and is given annually to a school district that exemplifies the philosophy that their core values reflect an alignment …
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WHBI Principal Cosh and Assistant Principal Denno to present at the National School of Character Conference
WHBI principal Gwynne Cosh and assistant principal Amanda Denno have been selected as presenters at the National School of Character Conference. This has been a goal for the WHBI for the past three years after it was awarded the National School of Character recognition in 2018. Mrs. Cosh and Mrs. Denno will present to hundreds …
Save the Date: Gr. 4 & 5 Grandparents’ Breakfasts
Dear WHBI parent(s)/guardian(s), Each year, the district’s annual Grandparents’ Breakfast is a special opportunity for children in grades K-5 to showcase and share their school life with their grandparents. This year, due to the ongoing pandemic, the 32nd annual Grandparents’ Breakfast will be enjoyed virtually. We are sending this message in the hopes that you …
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Fourth-graders to bring home Chromebooks nightly
Dear parents and guardians, Thank you for all of your support as we moved to remote learning this week. As of right now, there are no plans to close our schools, but in the event of a closure, the district is prepared to provide remote learning for our students. On Monday, October 5, students in …
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A letter from Principal Cosh regarding remote learning
Dear WHBI Families, The district learned that two additional individuals from the Queensbury community have tested positive for COVID-19. One was an individual from the William H. Barton Intermediate School. The other was an individual from Queensbury High School. Warren County Public Health is conducting case investigations and will advise individuals on the need to …
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COVID-19 communications procedures
Under our COVID-19 communications procedures, the district will send a message in the event of a confirmed case. These messages will be sent to that school’s parents/guardians and employees. The district will also send a message to the parents/guardians and employees in the remainder of the district, informing them of a confirmed case in a …
Updated 9/7: Classlink Student Log In
Dear Families, The first day of school is tomorrow, September 8, and we wanted to share directions with how to log in to your child’s Chromebook. This applies to both remote learners and students who will begin tomorrow on the hybrid schedule. Students who are in person will follow these instructions when they come to …
Daily health screening information
Updated Sept. 3: As required by New York State Department of Health, we are required to have in place a COVID-19 health screening process for all employees and students. We will be starting the use of an electronic health screening form through a secure and compliant program called Pinpoint. This form should be completed prior …