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Windham-Ashland-Jewett Central School
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Windham-Ashland-Jewett Central School

5411 NY-23, Windham, NY 12496 | PO Box 429

(518) 734-3400

jwiktorko@wajcs.org

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Windham-Ashland-Jewett Central School will provide the resources and environment that maximize the opportunity for each and every student to reach his or her academic, creative, and athletic potential.

Windham-Ashland-Jewett is a student focused school district with high achieving students and a dedicated staff, employing many high school teachers who are dually qualified as adjunct professors. The teacher to student ratio is 10 to 1, providing small class sizes and individualized instruction. The school is consistently improving and in 2016 moved up 12 spots to a ranking of 11th in the Capital Region for overall district performance and is ranked number 1 in College Placement by the Albany Business Review. Statewide, WAJ is consistently in the top 20% for overall academic performance, and in the top 15% for math and science performance!

The community is proud of its school and shows its support in a number of ways. The school budget consistently passes with wide community support. In 2005, the community overwhelmingly approved an $18,870,000 building renovation/addition improvement project. The project was completed on time and on budget, allowing for significant upgrades to classrooms and additions, including new classrooms, computer labs, gymnasium, and library. The positive relationship between school and community helps support our students and families both in and out of the classroom.

Teachers are actively involved in making educational decisions at the district and building level. The teacher contract encourages and rewards professional development and involvement in educational decision-making. The strengths of a small school are evident at Windham-Ashland-Jewett in which students feel supported by their peers, teachers, and the community.

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Student support is not only evident in the classroom, but also after school. The success of WAJ athletes is reflected by their dedication and hard work, receiving the distinction as "Scholar Athletes" across the board. The Boys Alpine Ski Team were 2013 State Champions and in 2015 Delaware League Champions and Sectional Champions. The Girls Varsity Ski team was 2015 League and Sectional Champions. Boys Varsity Soccer earned first place in the 2015 Booster Club Tournament. Girls Varsity Soccer qualified for sectionals and was 2015 Hunter Tournament champions. The Golf Team is unstoppable with five League Championships. In 2015, Boys Cross Country placed second in the Greene County Championships. The Girls Varsity Softball team is three time division champions. The Boys Varsity Baseball team have earned back-to-back division and league championships and ranked as high as eleventh in the state. The WAJ Tennis team won four straight league championships and consecutive sectional championships.

Boys

Soccer | Basketball | Baseball

Girls

Soccer | Basketball | Softball | Cheerleading

Unified

Alpine & Freestyle Skiing | Golf | Trap Shooting | Cross Country | Tennis | Track & Field

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News May 19, 2024

Gilboa/WAJ Claims Delaware League Baseball Title

ONEONTA – A big seven-run fifth inning pulled South Kortright into the lead, after being down 7-1 to Gilboa/WAJ in Thursday's Delaware League baseball championship at Neahwa Park in Oneonta. However, Gilboa/WAJ recovered to put the game away 12-8. They brought home the overall trophy and the first Place trophy. G/WAJ scored three runs in the bottom of the fifth to recapture the lead and added two insurance runs in the bottom of the sixth. Jacob Strauch picked up the pitching win over five innings of work, combining with Sean Wille and David Cammer to strike out 10 SK batters. Strauch helped the cause with a pair of hits and scored three runs. Cammer came in in relief after SK loaded the bases with no outs and retired the next three batters. They finished the regular season at 5-0 in league play and 13-2 overall. They are seeded fourth in the Section 4, Class D playoff which begins this week. SK was led by Logan Reinshagen's two hits with Jacob Staroba taking the loss on the mound. SK is seeded sixth in the sectional playoff at 4-1 and 8-4. They are the only two Delaware League teams in this year's Sectional Tournament. Sectional seedings for Section 4, Class D, are, as follows: 1. DEposit-Hancock 15-2 2. Afton 13-3 3. Elmira Notre DAme 12-7 4. WAJ/Gilboa 13-2 5. Edmeston/Morris 8-3 6. South Kotright/Andes 8-4 7. Schenevus 9-5 8. Richfield Springs/ODY 5-6 Opening rounds on May 20 RS/ODY at Deposit-Hancock Edmeston/Morris and Windham/Gilboa South Kotright/Andes at Elmira Notre DA, Schenevus at Afton. Semifinals will be played May 22 at the higher seed and the championship will take place at Windsor High School on May 24.

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Windham-Ashland-Jewett School Hosts Halloween Heaven
Photo Album Nov 9, 2026

Windham-Ashland-Jewett School Hosts Halloween Heaven

WINDHAM — Windham-Ashland-Jewett school bus parking circle was transformed into Halloween Heaven, last Saturday afternoon, lined with ghosts, goblins, and a gorilla wondering how it ever wound up in the Catskills rather than the tropical forests of Africa. The event included onsite trunk-or-treaters, downtown trick-or-treaters and hundreds of all-age folks celebrating the macabre and supernatural.

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