We’re thrilled to welcome Ann Morrison as our new Director of Pupil Services! With 22 years of experience in education — including a decade in administrative roles — Ann brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to our team. In just her first week, she’s already been actively connecting with students, staff, and community members. We’re excited to continue building these relationships and advancing student success in both general and special education throughout The Valley!
We have power - the elementary school will start on time! Thanks to the amazing crews for working diligently through the night to restore power at SES!
Attention Cougar community!!! We just got word that there’s an electrical issue at the elementary school where there’s no power and crews have been called out, from Buffalo, to work on restoring it.
At this point, we do not know if the power will be restored by 5AM. If we need to delay or cancel the **elementary school only**, we will send out an all call and also post updates here. If we need to delay SES ONLY we will update you by 6AM.
This week, May 4-9, is Teacher Appreciation Week. Thank you to all teachers and everything you do!
#ValleyProud #StudentInfluencerCatie
Happy May!! Here is the May fitness center and athletic calendar! Any sports schedule changes and details can be found on arbiter. #StudentInfluencerCatie
Meet our SES Physical Education Teachers, Mr. Fryberger & Mrs. Myers! #ValleyProud #StudentInfluencerAJG
Congratulations to Summer Cieplinski for having her photograph selected for the JCC juried Art & Design Exhibition. This is a professionally juried exhibition, featuring works from all JCC campuses and includes painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, ceramics, and digital media. This year they received 105 submissions from 42 students. Her work will be on display at the Weeks Gallery on the JCC Campus until May 12th. Congrats, Summer! #ValleyProud!
🌿 May is Mental Health Awareness Month 🌿
This month is dedicated to raising awareness about mental health and wellness, reducing stigma, and showing support for the millions of people affected by mental illness. It's a time to educate, advocate for better policies, and open up the conversation around mental health—because mental health is just as important as physical health.
Throughout May, we'll be sharing helpful resources, information, stories, and ways you can get involved. Let’s work together to create a more compassionate, informed, and supportive community. 💚#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #EndTheStigma #YouAreNotAlone
The new plaques are up in the fitness center!! Go check them out along with the new window clings!! #StudentInfluencerCatie #ValleyProud
CVCS Alumni, Cervonte Thomas, recently visited the JCC Graphic Design and Advanced Graphic Design students to share insights from his enriching college journey at the Rochester Institute of Technology, where he pursued a major in Illustration. During his engaging presentation, he offered a glimpse into the vibrant world of creating artwork post-graduation, emphasizing the importance of discovering one's unique artistic style. Cervonte also delved into his creative process and shared valuable strategies for setting and achieving goals, not only within the realm of art but across various fields. His experience and wisdom inspired students to navigate their own artistic paths with confidence and purpose.
Celebrating our School Lunch Heroes Today!
Students in Business Math class participated in a virtual stock market challenge during the month of March and then, this past Friday, took the skills they learned to take part in a live challenge. 12 students traveled to Erie 1 BOCES, in West Seneca, to compete in the Junior Achievement USA's live event. Junior Achievement Take Stock in Your Future curriculum, taught by both Mr. Helwig and Mrs. Schrader, instructed students in understanding the foundational concepts of stocks and analyzing the stock market. They learned the value of and benefits associated with long-term investments and the concept of compound growth.
Students learned a variety of financial instruments and their risks and rewards as they apply to asset management. The students competing then put their market knowledge, learned in the classroom, into live practice. They bought and sold stocks based on current events that were announced during the competition and then had 60 seconds to make a decision based on the current event. At the conclusion of the event, students were treated to pizza donated by Crosby's. The event has many sponsors such as Delta Airlines, Wells Fargo, HSBC and JPMorganChase, to name a few. Although they didn't win, the class sure had a great time!
Between preparing delicious food, adhering to strict nutrition standards, navigating student food allergies, and offering service with a smile, Cassadaga Valley's nutrition professionals have a lot on their plate. Today we'd like to give a huge shout out to all of our Food Service staff, for their hard work and commitment, on School Lunch Hero Day! #SchoolLunchHeroDay #ValleyProud
Meet our SES Librarian, Mrs. Anderson! #ValleyProud #StudentInfluencerAJG
🌟 Happy School Principal's Day! 🌟
Today, we celebrate the dedication, leadership, and tireless commitment of our incredible principals, Mr. Tonelli and Mrs. Sedlak. Thank you for guiding our school with wisdom, compassion, and a relentless focus on student success. Your hard work doesn't go unnoticed — you inspire staff, support students, and build a stronger school community every day.
Here's to our principals — the heart of our school! 💙📚🎉
#SchoolPrincipalsDay #ValleyProud #SchoolLeadership #EducationMatters
🌟A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Cafeteria Staff!🌟
School Lunch Hero Day is tomorrow and to show their appreciation for everything the cafeteria staff does to keep students and staff fueled throughout the day, the Foods and Workforce Readiness students organized a special luncheon in their honor.
"Thank you bunches for our lunches!"
In addition, the FFA provided a roma tomato plant to each cafeteria team member as a token of gratitude. We’re incredibly thankful for all they do behind the scenes to keep our school running smoothly and deliciously!
May: Our Work in Bloom! Check out the Superintendent's May newsletter for highlights and important info/dates! As our work blooms and our students thrive, we’re reminded that growth takes care, courage, and community—and that it’s always a great day to be in The Valley!
https://www.cvcougars.org/page/superintendents-message
Meet our SES Art Teacher, Mrs. Quattrone! #ValleyProud #StudentInfluencer
May events! If you have any questions, please call the main offices at SES and the MHS
It is that time of year in Western New York where our weather is very unpredictable. We can have sunshine, rain, snow, hail, and severe thunderstorms on any given day with an occasional tornado mixed in a weather forecast. Today, Tuesday April 29th, 2025 the National Weather Service is forecasting that strong thunderstorms, damaging winds, large hail and a slim possibility of a tornado may develop during the afternoon hours.
Officer Kent was at the ready to remind the entire Cougar team what we should do when inclement weather hits. We appreciate you, Officer Kent!
