November's message from Superintendent Mangus is all about gratitude! And we would love to hear your #ValleyProud gratitude! Please send us a picture of your Valley Gratitude with a brief description so that we can share it with our community. Email your picture to tmangus@cvcougars.org and mwilson@cvcougars.org.
https://www.cvcougars.org/page/superintendents-message
Visit the Family Center on Wednesday, November 6th, from 9:00-10:00 AM
The Child Advocacy Program will present Links to Safety (Parenting in the Digital Age). A free event to teach adults how to keep youth safer online. Learn about ways to enhance communication with your child about internet safety, ways to monitor usage and more!
Join us at the Family Center's events to learn more, network with other parents, and be entered into a drawing for a chance to win 2 School Musical Tickets or a $25.00 gift card to the Sinclairville Superette.
When we learn together, we win! Today, The Valleys came together to better understand how to improve school safety through strong, meaningful connections.
#ValleyProud CVCSD & PVCSD Leaders & Learners!
Students in Mrs. Schrader's math class made tin animals or tin people to learn the concept of surface area. They had to calculate how much foil they would need using the formulas for the surface area of a prism, cylinder, cone and sphere.
If you missed yesterday's Medicare 101 presentation, here are some helpful resources. The PowerPoint from the presentation will also be added to the Family Center Page on our website https://www.cvcougars.org/page/district-family-services
Open Gym for Girls Basketball (grades 7-12) on Saturday 11/2 8 from 10:00am - 12:00 pm
Girls Soccer Finals Class B
Hamburg High School 4111 Legion Dr, Hamburg 14075
Saturday, 11/2/24 10:30 AM
1 -Allegany-Limestone vs #2 Falconer / Cassadaga Valley / Maple Grove
Tickets $7 - Children 5 & under are free
Purchase Tickets here: https://gofan.co/event/1731866
Key club students enjoyed doing Halloween crafts with Miss Nelson’s class today!
Tonight's volleyball playoff game against Sherman will be live streamed! Scroll to the bottom of the Athletics page to view the game - 6:00PM. Let's go Cougars!
https://www.cvcougars.org/o/cvcs/page/home-athletics/?B=1504100
November events! If you have any questions, please call the main offices at SES and the MHS.
We are fast approaching the deadline of November 1st to enroll in the Costa Rica / Panama trip. The sign-up information and link can be found here https://www.eftours.com/tour-website/2835361CK. Please reach out to Mrs. Avila @ tavila@cvcougars.org with any additional questions.
As a follow up from our last Family Center gathering, "Cost-Saving Energy Efficient Programs", we asked Emily Edmunds from Cornell to provide our community with some additional money saving resources and connections. See attached flyers and contact info for Ms. Edmunds.
Football Quarter-Finals CLASS C #3-Medina VS C #6- Falconer/ Cassadaga Valley/ Maple Grove
Thursday, 10/31/24, 7:00 PM
Home Team: Class C #3-Medina
VS
Away Team C #6-Falconer/ Cass Valley/ Maple Grove
at Medina - Veterans Field, 319 W Oak Orchard St., Medina, 14103
Tickets $7 - Children 5 & under are free
Purchase your tickets here! https://gofan.co/event/2116419
All tickets must be presented on a smart phone. Tickets are Mobile Only and can not be printed.
Students from Mrs. Schrader and Mr. Helwig's Business Math classes attended a "Business Day" field trip at Penn State Behrend. The college put on the day with zero costs to districts and provided the students lunch which included Penn State's famous ice cream from the Berkey Creamery. The students attended talks of their choice on accounting, business, international business, finance, economics, management information systems, marketing, sports management, artificial intelligence and entrepreneurship.
Community welcome! Our next Blood Drive will be November 14 from 8:30am - 2:30pm
The Key Club recently attended the Kiwanis Club of Falconer's October meeting. Our school's Key Club started in 1995 and is sponsored by the Falconer Kiwanis club which is the closest club to our school. The meeting was held at the War Veterans Club. The Key Clubbers were treated to dinner and witnessed the installation of officers for Kiwanis for the upcoming year. Pictured is Mike Erlandson, Falconer Kiwanis President, Key Club officers: Austin Gloss, Jordynn Main and Chloe Lundberg, and the Kiwanis club liaison to our Key Club, Dave Rowley.
Oh what a great night at the 2nd annual Glow Run and Trunk or Treat!! Thank you to all that came to participate!!
High School History Club members have decided they want to do even more community service this year! To begin the year off they have chosen the
Blue Star Mother's organization and will be involved in collecting items at the MHS and SES for our military. Watch our FB page for items needed! This month’s activity was the creation of holiday cards to send to the military with words of thanks and support. Some cards were made for local veterans as well. Social Studies Department Chair and advisor, Mrs. Richir, gave each student a coupon for a free Frosty for a Halloween treat and to show her appreciation too! These are a great bunch of students and what a wonderful way to show Cougar Pride!
REMINDER that you should not share personal or financial information over the phone with unsolicited callers. If you receive such a call, hang up immediately. We are sending this reminder because parents and/or guardians of children who have recently taken an SAT or PSAT exam have been receiving scam calls requesting personal information, including a credit card number, to mail the test results.
https://www.bbb.org/article/news-releases/23883-bbb-scam-alert-watch-out-for-sat-prep-scams
The high school Science Club invited our newly hired Earth Science teacher, Mr. Mikula, to be a guest speaker for our October meeting. He did a presentation on geology and shared his enormous wealth of knowledge in this discipline. The club members enjoyed looking at the various rocks he brought in and using the sieve to sort sediments according to size. We learned about the origin of rocks and what they are used for in everyday life.
