Registration Link: 4-H Camp Wabasso Registration

If you have any questions, please contact the District Clerk at 315-642-3441.

Link: Classroom Kindness - Teacher Appreciation 2025 Nomination Form

The Indian River Class of 2026 (Junior Class) is sponsoring

****Billy Martin’s All Star Circus

Friday, February 7th at the Indian River Middle School Gym starting at 6:30PM.

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****Thank you for your support, and we hope to see you there!

Classes will resume on Thursday, January 30, 2025.

If you have any questions, please contact the District Clerk at 315-642-3441.

To our IR Community:
In anticipation of the high winds today and tomorrow, the Health Services Department would like to send out information about the dangers of wind chill.  While we are certainly no strangers to that term here in the north country, it is a commonly misunderstood concept that can be detrimental to our health if ignored.
Essentially, the wind chill temperature is how cold people or animals feel while outside.  This figure is based on the amount of heat lost from exposed skin caused by both wind and temperature.  As the wind increases, it draws heat from the body, decreasing skin temperature.  For instance, if the temperature outside is 0°F, and the wind is blowing at 15mph, the wind chill is -19°F.  At this temperature, potential damage to exposed skin, also known as "frost nip" or "frostbite", can occur within 30 minutes.  
Frostbite is most commonly seen on the cheeks, ears, fingers and toes.  Because the first symptom is often numbness, you may not realize you have frostbite until the skin changes color.  Skin may turn pink or red, and progress to white, gray, or blue with prolonged exposure.  
Eventually, this can also reduce the internal body temperature, a condition known as "hypothermia".  Symptoms of hypothermia include intense shivering, slurred speech, drowsiness, and trouble walking.  Because this is a life-threatening emergency, it is recommended to call 911 and apply warm, dry clothing while you wait for help to arrive.
Please review the wind chill chart below, supplied courtesy of the National Weather Service.  You can also visit the Health Services page of the Indian River website for more information on how to protect yourself, your loved ones and your pets during the cold, windy weather.

Chelsea Kolb MSN, FNP-C
Director of School Health Services
Indian River Central School District\

• February 26, 2025 - Early Dismissal: Wednesday, February 26 will be an early dismissal day for students for the purpose of staff professional development. Students in grades 6-12 will dismiss at 10:30AM, and students in grades K-5 will dismiss at 12:00PM.

Other upcoming dates of note:\

• January 29, 2025 - Lunar New Year: The schools of the Indian River Central School District will be closed on Wednesday, January 29 in observance of the Lunar New Year.
• February 17-21, 2025 - Winter Recess: The schools of the Indian River Central School District will be closed from Monday, February 17 to Friday, February 21 for our Winter Recess. Classes will resume on Monday, February 24, 2025.
• March 17-18, 2025 - Early Dismissal: Monday, March 17 and Tuesday, March 18 will be early dismissal days for students for the purpose of Parent/Teacher Conferences. Students in grades 6-12 will dismiss at 10:30AM, and students in grades K-5 will dismiss at 12:00PM.