West Sayville Christian SchoolWe exist to assist Christian families by providing a Christ-centered, Bible-based, academically strong education that encourages each child to come to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. We believe that this will equip and inspire them by laying a solid foundation for living a life of obedience to God and service to others.
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Covid-19 School PlansAs we prepare to open our doors for another year of education (our 75th!), we have certain complexities to work through. The school leadership has developed plans for WSCS to offer a safe learning environment while continuing to provide quality, Christian education. Click the link to view the plans we are putting forth.
Please don't hesitate to reach out to the school if you have questions or concerns, but we also ask for your prayers and encouragement as we are in unchartered territories and will continue to seek wisdom in the decisions we are making. |
2020-21 School Supplies
Elementary School |
Middle & High School |
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KINDERGARTEN:
2 Boxes of Crayola Crayons 24 count 1 Box of Crayola 8 Large Primary Colors 1 Package of Ticonderoga Pencils, 12 count 2 Medium pink erasers 2 *Laminated pocket folders* Please choose a backpack that these folders will fit in. 2 Large Glue sticks 1 Scissors - 5 inch sharp blunt tip safety scissors 2 Boxes baby wipes - 80 sheets 1 wide ruled composition book 1 Pencil box 1 extra large smock (Old T-shirt) 2 Extra Large boxes of tissues 4 Clorox Wipes 3 Large Hand Sanitizer FIRST GRADE: 2 Packages of 10 pencils 2 Medium pink erasers 2 Box of 24 Crayola crayons 1 Package of Broad, Classic, Washable, Crayola markers 1 Scissors - 5 inch sharp Fiskars 2 Boxes baby wipes - 80 sheets 1 School pencil box (size around 8 ½ x 5 ½ x 2 ½ ) 2 Laminated pocket folders 6 Elmer’s glue stick .70 oz or 12 (.21 oz) small glue sticks 1 Binder: 1 inch vinyl white, with clear view cover 1 Marble composition book 2 Extra Large boxes of tissues 4 Clorox Wipes 3 Large Hand Sanitizer SECOND AND THIRD GRADE: 2 Packages of 10 pencils 1 Box of crayons 1 Laminated pocket folder 1 Plastic pocket folder WITH HOLES 1 Glue stick .70 oz 1 Package of 8 thin Washable Crayola Classic Markers 1 Box of Crayola Colored pencils 1 Binder: 1 inch vinyl white, with clear view cover 1 Nylon Pencil Bag-for desk 1 Nylon pencil bag with holes for binder 1 Scissors 2 Medium pink erasers 2 Extra Large boxes of tissues 6 Clorox Wipes 3 Large Hand Sanitizer FOURTH GRADE: 2 Packages of pencils 6 Erasable Black or blue pens (preferably Pilot brand) 1 Box of Crayola Colored Pencils 1 Package of 8 Crayola markers 1 1/2 inch vinyl three-ring binders with clear view cover and inside pockets 1 Package of wide ruled filler paper – 100 sheets each 4 Plastic pocket folders 1 Glue sticks 1 Pair of Scissors 2 Packages ruled 3x5 index cards – 100 ct. each 3 Highlighter 1 Package of 3X3 Post-it Notes 1 Ruler 2 Medium Pink Erasers 5 wide ruled marble notebooks 1 plastic index card box 2 Extra Large boxes of tissues 6 Clorox Wipes 3 Large Hand Sanitizer |
FIFTH & SIXTH GRADE:
4 Packages of 200 wide ruled filler paper 1 Packages of ruled 3X5 index cards 1 Index cardbox for 3X5 cards 1 Scissors 2 Binder 1 1/2” vinyl white with clear view cover 2 Package of dividers 4 Marble Composition book – 100 pages 4 Packages of blue or black pens 2 Packages of pencils 1 Package of Graph paper 1 Compass 1 Protractor 1 Scientific Calculator (Texas Instruments TI 30X IIS) 1 12 Inch and cm ruler 1 yellow highlighter 1 blue highlighter 1 box eraser heads for pencils 1 pencil sharpener 1 Box Colored Pencils 1 Box of 8 Thin Washable Markers 2 Extra Large boxes of tissues 6 Clorox Wipes 3 Large Hand Sanitizer SEVENTH, EIGHTH, NINTH & TENTH GRADE: 3 10 pack of Black or Blue Pens 2 Marble Notebooks 4 Packages of loose leaf paper 2 1 1/2” binder with pockets 2 1” Binder 2 Pocket Folders with brads 2 Packages of Pencils 1 Compass 1 Protractor 1 Scientific Calculator (Texas Instrument TI 30X IIS) 1 Package of 200 index cards 1 Card box 1 Yellow highlighter 1 Package of dividers 1 12 inch and cm ruler 1 Pencil Sharpener 2 Extra Large boxes of tissues 6 Clorox Wipes 3 Large Hand Sanitizer |
2020-21 School Calendar & Vacation Days
Wednesday, September 2 & Thursday, September 3 |
Teacher Conference Days |
Tuesday, September 8 |
First Day of School! (2:55p Dismissal) |
Friday, October 2 |
Emergency Bus Drill (1:30p Dismissal) |
Monday, October 12 |
Columbus Day (No School) |
Wednesday, November 11 |
Veteran’s Day (No School) |
Thursday, November 26 |
Thanksgiving Day (No School) |
Friday, November 27 |
No School |
Thursday, December 24 - Friday, January 1 |
Christmas Recess |
Monday, January 18 |
Martin Luther King Day (No School) |
February 15-19 |
Winter Recess |
Monday, March 29 - Friday, April 2 |
Easter Recess |
Monday, May 31 |
Memorial Day (No School) |
Thursday, June 17 |
No School – Teacher Grading Day |
Friday, June 18 |
Last Day of School (10:30 a.m. Dismissal) |
8th Grade Graduation
July 2020 Newsletter |
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Dear Friends of West Sayville Christian School,
The 2019/2020 school year has been a challenging year for all of us here at our school, in our churches and our nation. With the COVID virus coming on the scene in mid-March, we were ordered by the state to close the school during this pandemic, however, I think we all learned a new word - ”Zoom”. I would like to thank the leadership of Principal Warren, Pat Baker and Eunice Garrett for being at the school and making sure things were going as well as they could. Thank you to all the teachers who adapted well to teaching our children via online classes and, let me tell you, they ALL did an excellent job. Let me also say that come September 8, 2020 those Red doors out front will be open for school as usual. Last year we added 9th grade and we will be adding 10th grade this upcoming year. The administration has all the plans set even if there is a flare up. In one way we are blessed because we do have a large facility and a small enrollment. As we look to 2020/21, which will be our 75th anniversary, we are thankful to have been blessed and rewarded from the Lord with such a wonderful Christian school and have the teachers and administration carry on the Lord’s work and its outstanding scholarship. But also let us remember that for seventy-five years this school has been a gift from God to all the children who have attended. The upcoming year for WSCS will be tough. Because of the virus, we were forced to cancel our annual auction which is our single largest fundraiser. Together with our enrollment being down, that does put a large strain on finances. We look to our school families and friends to help support WSCS. If you do not have the means monetarily, we ask for earnest prayer. Also, if you have any ideas of ways to increase the enrollment, we would love to hear them. If you can help out at the school or volunteer in any way that would be much appreciated and needed. Our school auction is now scheduled for April 10, 2021 at the Bellport Country Club. Please get the word out so this can be an auction like no other. As we have come to the close of the school year, we, as a Board, see the many financial hurdles we face. Enrollment is down from the previous year and the cost of operating OUR school goes up every year; so at this time, I ask all of you to keep WSCS earnestly in your prayers that God will open the eyes of the Christian parents to see the benefit of having Christian education in their children’s lives and the strong foundation it provides. Even if you don’t live in the area anymore, I would ask you to contact your friends, family, and former churches in our area to get the word out about God’s great jewel here in West Sayville. We could really use your financial help with the operation of the school and to keep the red doors open. WSCS has existed the past 74 years because of our faithful teachers, parents, friends, and our Almighty Lord. In closing, I would personally like to thank all the friends of WSCS for all your hard work and support that you and your families have given to God’s lighthouse here at 37 Rollstone Avenue for close to seventy years. It has been a rock for our children. I wish you all a wonderful summer with your family and friends. In WSCS Service for Christ, John Mazzone School Board President |
Goodbye 2019-20 School Year!
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West Sayville Christian School is proud to announce that four WSCS students made the High Honor Roll and eight students made the Honor Roll at the end of the fourth quarter of the 2019/2020 school year. Congratulations to the following well-motivated students.
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The High Honor Roll Students include:
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The Honor Roll Students include:
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Call today to schedule a visit!
631-589-2180
About WSCS
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In 1946, a group of concerned parents saw the need for quality Christian education and today, just as yesterday, the West Sayville Christian school is meeting that challenge and will continue to meet that challenge tomorrow.
West Sayville Christian School is an interdenominational independent Christian School dedicated to high academic and spiritual standards. As an extension of the home and church, the school guides children in grades Kindergarten through Eight to a Christ-centered worldview and a personal relationship with God. |
In recent tests given nationwide and statewide these children scored competitively with area schools, both public and private. For over sixty years, quality Christian education including art, music, athletics, computers, library, technology and careers has been taught by caring Christian state certified teachers.
West Sayville Christian School believes that since God created and sustains everything through His son, Jesus Christ, the world and life are a revelation of Himself. Therefore, all areas of learning must be taught from a Christian perspective, and with full recognition that God is the author of all knowledge and truth. |
Help Support WSCS!
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Generous donations are what helps WSCS thrive. With your support, WSCS will continue to teach our next generation! Simply click the "Donate" button to the right to be a financial stakeholder at WSCS.
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Academics
LOWER ELEMENTARY |
UPPER ELEMENTARY |
MIDDLE SCHOOL |
Kindergarten - Third Grade |
Fourth - Fifth Grade |
Sixth - Eighth Grade |
Focus on reading, mathematics, and language skills. |
The program continues to build upon the basic foundations taught in Lower Elementary Grades with increased activities and deductive skills development in other subject areas such as Social Studies, Science, and Writing. |
Students are introduced to a foreign language while continuing to develop advanced skills in mathematics, English, Social Studies and Science. Middle School students have the opportunity to participate in after school enrichment programs and extracurricular activities. |