The West Seneca Central School District is the third largest central school district in Western New York, and one of the largest school districts in New York State. It serves , including a majority of the town of West Seneca, and portions of the towns of Cheektowaga, Orchard Park, and Hamburg. It was centralized in 1946. District West Seneca's District Offices are located at 675 Potters Rd, West Seneca NY 14224. Current Administration Matthew Bystrak - Superintendent Jonathan Cervoni - Assistant Superintendent of Administrative Operations Carmelina Persico – Assistant Superintendent for Educational Operations Kristin Collins–Director of Special Education Marisa Fallacaro-Dougherty athletic director Beth Johnson–Personnel Supervisor Brian Schulz–District Treasurer Janice Lewandowski–Financial and Computer Services Manager Michael Rybak–School Resource Officer Board of Education 2018-2019 Carol A. Jarczyk, President Diane Beres, Vice President Janice E. Dalbo, Trustee Edmund Bedient, Trustee Peter Kwitkowski, Trustee Lawrence Seibert, Trustee Mary J. Busse, Trustee Janice E. Dalbo, Trustee District History Selected Former Superintendents Previous assignment and reason for departure denoted in parentheses Pierce McGrath Vincent J. Coppola–?-1994 (unknown, named Superintendent of the Corning-Painted Post Central School District) Merton L. Haynes [interim]–1994 (Interim Superintendent - Grand Island Central School District, named Interim Superintendent of Alden Central School District) Richard L. Sagar–1994-2001 (Superintendent - Beacon City School District, fired) John F. Schleifer Jr. [interim]–2001-2002 (Deputy Superintendent - West Seneca Central School District, retired) James K. Brotz–2002-2007 (Principal - West Seneca West High School, retired) Jean M. Kovach–2007-2010 (Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum & Instruction - West Seneca School District, retired) Mark J. Crawford–2010-2017 (Superintendent - Hamburg Central School District, retired) Whitney K. Vantine [interim]– 2017 (Superintendent - Tonawanda City School District, terminated) 2013-present In 2013, the district underwent major changes. State funding to the district was cut much like all over New York State. District-wide enrollment dropped, and over 10% of the staff in the district left the payroll. The Alternative Learning Center was closed and students were sent back to either East or West High Schools. The start times and bell schedules of the middle and high schools were changed and moved to an earlier time to minimize transportation costs. Middle School grades were changed from previously 7–8 grade to 6–8 on the West side and 5–8 on the East side. East Elementary school which formerly shared a building with East Middle school was closed to accommodate the new grades in the middle school. The former K-4th graders at