1. The Walton Central School District is an
Equal Opportunity Employer
Superintendent
Director of Special Education
Director of Athletics
High School/Middle School Principal
Elementary School Principal
Roger Clough
Mike Snider
Julie Bergman
Amanda Hoover
Andy Gates
47-49 Stockton Avenue
Walton, New York 13856
Teaching, Learning, Caring, &
Growing … Together
607-865-4116
http://www.waltoncsd.org
Walton, New York
The Walton Central School District rests in the
Village of Walton, a quiet and close-knit communi-
ty of about 3,100 on the banks of the West Branch
of the Delaware River in the foothills of the Catskill
Mountains.
Walton is located approximately 150 miles from
the New York metropolitan area. Binghamton is
about an hour away, with Albany, Syracuse, and
the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) area each about
two hours away. Oneonta is a short 25-minute ride.
Five colleges are also located within an hour: SUNY
Delhi, SUNY Oneonta, Hartwick College, Bing-
hamton University, and SUNY Broome CC.
The Walton community is a proud and active
supporter of its school district. KRAFT is a long-es-
tablished business in Walton and is one of the major
employers. UHS Delaware Valley is the local hospi-
tal. Walton is also the host of the Delaware County
Fair, which in 2015 will celebrate its 129th year.
A radio station (WDLA) and weekly newspa-
per (The Reporter) covers our community, as well
as the surrounding areas. There are also many
churches, serving a wide range of faiths. There are
also many other places of worship within a 10- to
15-minute drive.
According to the 2010 census, the population in
the town of Walton was approximately 5,576, with
the Village of Walton at approximately 3,088.
There are plenty of outdoor activities in the
Walton area, with opportunities for golfing, tennis,
swimming, camping, hunting, boating, fishing, and
hiking. Nearby state parks and lands offers oppor-
tunities for camping, picnicking, hiking, snowmo-
biling, and cross-country skiing.
There are many cultural activities in or near
Walton, including concerts provided by “Music on
the Delaware,” the historic Walton Theater, seasonal
festivals and other artistic endeavors.
Our Vision
Who We Are
The Walton Central School District strives to
maintain an environment that sets high academ-
ic standards; requires quality performance; and
fosters mutual cooperation, emotional support, and
personal growth.
Board of Education
Connect With Us
The Walton Central School District has a pas-
sionate group of community members who serve
three-year terms on the Board of Education. The
Board is made up of seven members, including
several who are long standing. The Board is sup-
portive of the administration and staff in reaching
the District’s goals.
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2. Walton Central School District
Academics and Professional Growth Activities
• Thirteen college-credit classes, with plans to expand. Courses offered through agree-
ments with SUNY Delhi, SUNY Broome CC, SUNY Cobleskill and Utica School of
Commerce.
• Electives aplenty in math, science, history, English, art, and technology
• Upper-level science and math
• Course offerings through the DCMO BOCES Edgenuity program
• Strong music program, with strings starting in first grade, chorus in kindergarten, and
band in fourth grade.
• Agriculture program is extremely successful with CTE in vet science, ag mechanics, and
agriscience.
• Anticipated BOCES business program through Tompkins Cortland CC and Unatego
CSD, which offers a business cluster, and the opportunity for an associates degree when
leaving Walton CSD.
• Mentoring program for all new teachers
• Many opportunities for professional development
• Exceptional athletics
program, which includes
two state championships in
football
• Honor society
• FBLA
• FFA (middle school and
high school)
• Student council (middle
school and high school)
• Varsity club
• Musicals
• Drama club
• Girls on the Run
• Speech and debate