Sullivan West Central School

Sullivan West Central School District is one of New York State’s “youngest” school districts. Created in 1999 by the merger of the Narrowsburg, Delaware Valley, and Jeffersonville-Youngsville Central School Districts, today our district spreads over 250 square miles of woods, streams, farmland and mountains, and enrolls 1300 students. Our schools serve the finest youngsters in New York State. They excel in academics, inter-scholastic athletics, drama, art and music. They’re model student citizens, participating actively in school and civic affairs and volunteering within the community in countless ways. During the past years our graduates have gone on to distinguished colleges and universities including Siena College, New York University, Harvard University, Boston College, Hofstra University, Lehigh University, Villanova University, Elmira College, University of Rochester, American University, and two year and four year SUNY colleges and universities across the state. Our athletic teams are very competitive -- often divisional, sectional, and sometimes state champions. We have over thirty clubs and activities are available for students in elementary, middle and senior high. Few small rural districts can boast the academic programs and resources that Sullivan West has. Our high school offers five Advanced Placement courses, nine Dual Credit courses with Sullivan County Community College, and both the Syracuse University Chemistry and the Rochester Institute of Technology pre-engineering programs (Project Lead the Way). Of the 91 students in the Class of 2016, over 50% earned college credits during their junior and senior years; 52% graduated with a GPA of 85% or better and 81% of our students went on to post secondary study. Many students prepare for careers or for technical post-secondary education by studying Career and Technical Education at the Sullivan County BOCES located in the nearby village of Liberty.