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Baldwinsville Central School District

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Our Mission

Foster an environment to educate and empower all students today to become global citizens of tomorrow.

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Our Vision

The Baldwinsville community is committed to providing equitable and diverse learning experiences that educate and empower students, allowing each individual to thrive.

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Visual & Performing Arts

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Back-to-School Quick Reference Guide

The 2026-2027 school year starts on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.

Below is your complete Back-to-School Quick Reference Guide. 

  • Visit the Parent Portal for class lists, schedules and teacher assignments.

    If you have trouble accessing your account, contact your child's school or email support@bville.org for a password reset. Your child's school can also update your contact information. We use your contact information on file to deliver important updates and emergency closure information, so it is important to make sure your school has your updated contact information. 

    Parent Portal User Guide

  • If you DO NOT WANT your child’s image to be taken and used by the district or local media during the current school year, please fill out this opt-out form and return to Public Information Specialist Sarah Buckshot, Baldwinsville Central School District Office, 29 East Oneida Street, Baldwinsville, NY 13027. Please be sure to include each child’s name and the school that he/she attends. THIS REQUEST MUST BE MADE EVERY YEAR. 

    No Image Request Form

    This form is also found in the August Hive, which will be arriving to families later this month, and an electronic form will be shared via ParentSquare. 

    Questions, email support@bville.org

  • Bus route information is available in the My Ride K-12 App. For more information or contact information, visit the Transportation Department's webpage.

    My Ride K-12 App
    The Transportation Department encourage everyone to use the My Ride K-12 App. With the My Ride App, parents and students can access their bus stop location, route, and pick up time. The app uses vehicle GPS geolocation to show bus arrivals each day. The My Ride K-12 App is available on a computer or on a smart phone. Instructions on how to use the program can be found here. You will need your child’s student ID when registering. Your child’s student ID can be found in SchoolTool. If you have any questions about the app, please call the Transportation Department at 315-638-6097 or email transportation-office@bville.org

  • All students enrolled at Baldwinsville Central School District are eligible to receive a healthy breakfast and lunch at school at no charge to your household each day of the 2026-2027 school year. No further action is required of you. Your child(ren) will be able to participate in these meal programs without having to pay a fee or submit an application.

    The Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) program is what allows all students to obtain a free breakfast and lunch. To continue to have access to these programs we need to meet certain criteria. Part of the criteria is related to our free and reduced breakfast/lunch number.

    Please fill out the Household Income Eligibility Form to ensure we have all the data we need to continue the resources. This form is to determine eligibility for additional State and federal program benefits that your child(ren) may qualify for.  New this year, you can fill out the form online. You can also find this form in the August Hive.

    September 2026 Menus: Coming Soon

    Breakfast & Lunch Prices 2026-2027: (Price for second meals/milk)
    Breakfast (All Schools)- $2.90
    Lunch (All Schools) - $3.90
    Milk - $0.85

    The Baldwinsville Central School District Food Service Department transitioned its online payment platform from MySchoolBucks to LINQ Connect earlier this summer.

    Complete breakfast and lunch meals will continue to be available at no charge for all enrolled students during the 2026-2027 school year. Students may still purchase second meals or à la carte items using funds in their meal accounts.

    MySchoolBucks accounts will no longer be active. The Food Service Department has partnered with LINQ Connect as its new online payment platform. Any remaining funds in your MySchoolBucks account automatically transferred to your new LINQ Connect account.

    To ensure uninterrupted access to your student's meal account information, families are asked to set up their LINQ Connect accounts by following the four quick steps below:

    1. DOWNLOAD:  Download the LINQ Connect app from the App Store or Google Play.
    2. REGISTER:  Open the app and tap “Register” to create your account.
    3. CONFIRM EMAIL:  Check your inbox for a quick verification email and click the link to confirm.
    4. LOG IN: Once you're verified, log in using your email and password – and you’re in!

     

  • The District, principals and teachers use ParentSquare to communicate with parents. Make sure to register your account and download the app on your mobile device or computer. 

    Check our website for updates and follow us on FacebookX (Twitter) and Instagram

    Check out the online version of the back to school edition of the Hive, which will be delivered to families soon.

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About Us

The Baldwinsville Central School District is committed to providing equitable and diverse learning experiences that educate and empower students, allowing each individual to thrive.

 

BUILD – EDUCATE – EMPOWER

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Culture and Climate

We believe everyone thrives in a vibrant, healthy, safe, enriching, and respectful learning environment in which we recognize that words and actions matter. 

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Approach to Instruction and Learning

We believe a successful education system comprised of effective educators develops students who are effective communicators; collaborators; creative critical thinkers; global and ethical citizens; and goal-directed, resilient learner.

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Individual Student Needs

We believe a well-rounded education enables students to lead productive, fulfilling, creative, and culturally rich lives.

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