Waterloo Central School District

Waterloo Middle School
Academics and Character Together - "A Class Act"
Address
65 Center Street
Information
Principal	Vincent G. Vitale
Grades	6-8
Website	waterloocsd.org/MiddleSchool.cfm

LaFayette Intermediate School
"Working Together as a Team to be People of Good Character!"
Address
71 Inslee Street
Information
Principal	Shaun A. Merrill
Grades	3-5
Website	waterloocsd.org/Lafayette.cfm

Skoi-Yase Primary School
"Ready, Set, Grow"
Address
65 Fayette Street
Information
Principal	Elizabeth B. Springer
Grades	K-2
Website	waterloocsd.org/Skoi-Yase.cfmm

Main Street Elementary
"Children First"
Address
202 West Main Street
Information
Grades	K-5

Waterloo Central School District is a school district in Waterloo, New York, United States. The current superintendent is Ms. Terri Bavis.

The district operates four schools: Waterloo High School, Waterloo Middle School, LaFayette Intermediate School, and Skoi-Yase Primary School.

The district offices are located at 109 Washington Street.

Waterloo's school district began as individual schools located around the town's wards. Many of the schools were based in one-room schoolhouses, and totaled in 23 students. Following the advice of Waterloo Supervising Principal Albert Brown, voters approved the centralization of schools by a margin of 435 to 68 votes. All public schools from Waterloo and the nearby villages Seneca Falls, Tyre, Fayette, and Junius were brought in to the Waterloo Central district. The Central School was located at 202 West Main Streetuntil enrollment caused the school to expand to other campuses. Until these buildings were completed, schools located at 5 East River Street and on Mill Street in Waterloo served as additional school buildings.

Waterloo High School is located at 96 Stark Street and serves grades 9 through 12. The current principal is Susan Burgess.

Waterloo High School was originally known as "Waterloo Central School" and located on 202 West Main Street. In 1957, construction began on a new senior high school that was completed in time for the 1961 school year. Immediately, grades 9-12 began to be housed at the new building located on Center Street, while grades 7-8 remained on Main Street. Starting in 1966, the ninth grade was housed at Main Street until renovations could be made to the high school building to increase capacity. The Center Street building remained home to the high school until January 2006, when the school was moved into the brand new location on Stark Street.

Waterloo Middle School is located at 65 Center Street and serves grades 6 through 8. The current principal is Vincent Vitale. Waterloo Middle School was awarded the first National School of Character Award in 2008.

Waterloo Middle School was part of the Waterloo Central School until 1961, when the senior high grades moved to Center Street, and grades 7-8 remained at the Junior High building at 202 West Main Street. Grade 6 would become part of the Middle School after the 1980s. In the fall of 2006, Waterloo Middle School moved to the former High School on Center Street and isnow adjacent to the new High School building.