Just a reminder of our upcoming event, this Wednesday, November 8th, "Wills & Trusts" with local attorney, Hope Fredrickson. Please contact Amy Raynor with questions.
We'd like to introduce our new monthly newspaper, The Cougar Post, developed by Sinclairville Elementary 4th and 5th grade students. https://5il.co/28f5j
Students meet after school to develop ideas and research information for articles that will then go through the editing process. Students who submit their completed articles by the deadline have their articles and pictures formatted into the Cougar Post.
The Cougar Post will be available for viewing on the Sinclairville Elementary website page and Facebook. All 4th and 5th grade students receive a printed copy as well so they can read what their peers have reported. The reporters are looking forward to others reading their articles!
The Sportsmanship award is chosen for a school by the officials who are in the Southern Tier West division. The recipient of the award shows sportsmanship through the coach, athletes, and fans. There are 3 top schools and a winner is chosen based on a points system. Congrats to our CVCS volleyball team on earning this award!
Tomorrow begins career week at SES!!
Sinclairville Elementary congratulates our October Cougars with Character! Great work to our students that were chosen last month.
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The Key Club recently made activity bags in conjunction with Falconer Kiwanis Club. They are being delivered to the Child Advocacy Program, Transitional Housing (YWCA), the Anew Center (safe house for women with children), the Falconer Emergency Ambulance, and the UPMC Emergency room. Their purpose is to occupy small children while they are stuck in waiting rooms often under stressful situations.
A huge thank you to Ms. Broadhead for doing the face painting for The Day of the Dead, or Dia De Los Muertos. Students were able to learn about the cultural significance of the day with Mrs. Orbaker and Mrs. Avila, in their Spanish class, while getting a feel for the work it takes to celebrate in costume in their Art classes today!
Happy Halloween from The Valley! 👻🎃🧙♀️🧟♀️💀
High School Key Clubbers did Halloween crafts and passed out treats to Ms. Nelson's middle school classes this week. The students enjoyed making Halloween stained glass and wooden crafts!
Open Gym for Girls Basketball - all levels (modified, JV & Varsity) tomorrow, 10/31, from 2:30-4:30 PM
Our first blood drive of the year for the Community Blood Bank will be this Friday, November 3rd, at the Middle High School from 8:00am-2:00pm. Anyone is welcome to donate (students, staff, and community members). Students can sign up for an open block in their schedule in the Guidance Office while staff and community members can come at any time throughout the day. If you are coming from the community, please enter the main MHS doors and sign in first in the Main Office.
Students must be 16 years or older to donate. If a student is 16 they must see Ms. Pleszewski (Guidance Office) prior to signing up to get a permission slip. Any other questions, please contact Emily Pleszewski at epleszewski@cvcougars.org
22 of our middle school band students, along with band students from Silver Creek, attended workshops and performed along side the Buffalo Silver Band at a concert on Saturday. Learning by listening to those around you is a gift that we are cultivating in our students!
What an awesome first Glow Run! Thank you to the families that registered and came out for this event! It was so much fun!
Thank you to all those that came to our SES Trunk or treat after the glow run. We had families and community partners decorate some great trunks! Part 2
Thank you to all those that came to our SES Trunk or treat after the glow run. We had families and community partners decorate some great trunks! Part 1
Today, our Middle/High School students Pinked Out and donated $1.00 to wear a hat in support of the Deb Tordoff Scholarship. Thank you to Mrs. Schrader and our Key Club members for setting this day up!
School Safety Advisor, Floyd Kent, was a guest speaker at the monthly high school Science Club meeting. He taught kids about DNA, fingerprinting, and many other topics related to criminal investigation. At the conclusion he let the members try on his SWAT vests.
Pink Day & Hat Day is tomorrow, 10/27! Proceeds will go to the Debra Tordoff Scholarship fund 💗
Open Gym for Girls Basketball - all levels (modified, JV & Varsity) on Saturday 10/28 from 9-11am.
Just a reminder of our upcoming event, this Wednesday, October 25th, "Ideas for Self Soothing-Tools and Techniques" with MH Program Coordinator, Rachel Mesmer-Ludwig. Please contact Amy Raynor with questions.
