SOPHOMORES: If you think you may be interested in attending BOCES next year, you can take a tour of the Medina site on Friday, December 16th, leaving at 8am and returning at 11am. Permission slips can be picked up in the Counseling Office and must be returned by Monday, December 12th. You will need to pick two programs to view. Please see your counselor with any questions.
A cold, windy night was the perfect backdrop for the first HS English Department Coffee House this school year. Thank you to all the students, staff and family members that joined to share stories, poetry and great conversation.
Thank you to Dr. Howard Ward, Albion class of ‘72 and former associate vice president at RIT, for leading a discussion and activity with our Diversity and Pride Clubs today. Your message is something all Purple Eagles can build off of!
High school band members are kicking off Small Business Saturday downtown on Main Street. Stop down for entertainment and shopping all day long
We are thankful for our students, staff, families and community. Have a happy Thanksgiving!
Our hearts and our bellies are full after delicious Thanksgiving meals made by students and staff from all three schools! Thank you for sharing your talents and your friendship.
Mrs. Zayac’s child development class worked on creating blankets this week that will be included in care packages for children in foster care. It was a great way for students to work on a skill while helping a community need!
Sophomores: Some representatives from BOCES will be coming out to present on the various vocational programs that they have to offer. They will be here on Thursday, December 1st at 9:30 in the LGI. If you are interested in learning more about the great opportunities available at BOCES, please sign up in the Counseling Office. A follow up tour of the site will be held on December 16th, with more info to come. Any and all sophomores are encouraged to attend.
Bravo to the entire cast and crew of The World According to Snoopy! Another fantastic production by our drama department. Visit our Facebook page for the full gallery.
Ms. Wigmore and her students learned about and recognized Día de los Muertos this week, including putting together this amazing ofrenda.
Character court was in session in Mrs. Conde's English class last week as the students played the part of prosecutor, defense attorney, jury and witness in the trials of characters from Of Mice and Men. Such a creative and fun way to show understanding of the novel!
High schoolers did an awesome job decorating their doors for Red Ribbon Week last Friday. Check our our Facebook page for all the images!
Happy Halloween!
Mrs. Zayac's child development class hosted Mrs. Moore's pre-k class for a teddy bear picnic today! The students shared a story, a snack and a craft together.
Mrs. Albertson’s Marine Science students played the role of mad scientist with these dissections!
Tonight GCASA is hosting a presentation for parents and guardians on Hidden Mischief. 5-5:45 or 6-6:45 in the HS LGI. This is a great opportunity to learn more about how to keep our students drug free!
Thank you to GCC librarian Nicki Lerczak for taking the time to meet with our students yesterday. Your information and knowledge on library services and databases will no doubt help our students now and in the future!
Our cheerleaders dressed in pink for practice for breast cancer awareness month! Volleyball also wore pink in their match earlier this week.
We love seeing our students work together for the greater good💜
Shoutout to Interact Club members Maggie Olles, Shania Mathes, Mia Olles and Abby Worsley for helping out at Community Action’s food distribution today!
Mrs. Roche's English 4 class did a great job researching schools and presenting at their own college fair this week!
