Williamsville North High School

Williamsville North High School is a public high school in the Williamsville Central School District of Williamsville, New York with an enrollment of approximately 1,569 students in Grades 9-12. The school offers a comprehensive program with multi-level instruction in all academic areas. The school is accredited by the New York State Board of Regents.

History

Williamsville North High School was built in 1969 becoming the Williamsville Central School District's second high school. Williamsville South High School was the first high school in the district.

Student Council

The Williamsville North Student Council is in charge of homecoming festivities, including the theme, the dress-up days, carnation sales, the gym activity, the outdoor dance, the fireworks display, the pep assembly, and the semi-formal. It is also in charge of the canned food drive for Little Portions Friary, the Cystic Fibrosis Rummage Sale, in honor of Katie Ozog, a former Student Council officer who passed away due to CF, the Sadie Hawkins week dress-up days, Hush Hearts, the Sadie Hawkins semi-formal, and the talent show.

Sports

The Williamsville North Hockey Team coached by Bob Rosen, failed to make the state tournament in 2008 for the first time in 11 years, due mostly to the fact of losing key seniors, and poor leadership from the team captains.

In 2006, the boys cross-country team won the Section VI Championship under the guidance of Coach Greg Stang.

In 2003 the Varsity Cheerleading Squad took 11th place at the AmeriCheer Nationals in Disney World, along with many other local titles.

Williamsville North High School has also been phenomenally successful in New York DECA in recent years, having two different state officers in as many years. Jeff Long and Andrea Berry served as Parliamentarian and Historian respectively in 2005-2006, and Jeff served as the New York DECA President from 2006-2007

The school has also been successful in other activities such as Science Olympiads where their A-Team captured first place in the Lake Erie-Niagara region in recent years, advancing to states for strong finishes as well.