National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) students wrapped-up their Annual Food Drive last week. They donated all collected items to the Community Action of Orleans & Genesee in Albion to help those in need ahead of the holiday season. There are so many fantastic displays of leadership and service going on in our buildings!
Students from the Middle School History Club got a tour of the Orleans County courthouse by Associate Court Attorney Kathy Harling, and learned about the many court procedures and operations. They also met with County Judge Sanford Church to discuss his multi-faceted role as judge over county, family, and surrogate court.
The Albion Science Olympiad Team recently got to visit the Niagara Power Vista, Goat Island, The Adams Power Plant Transformer House (which was a crucial part of the first large-scale AC hydroelectric power station in the world.), the Locks at Lockport and the Big Bridge! What an awesome learning experience!
Our JV and varsity cheer teams assisted the in assembling and distributing 200 boxes of food in partnership with the Community Action of Orleans & Genesee in Albion to help those in need locally. We are so extremely proud of the time our students and staff take to give back to our community!
Local resident, historian, and author Tom Tabor donated his book, “The Orleans Battery,” and a framed replica on the soldiers and history of the Civil War's local 17th New York Light Artillery. He presented it to Albion Middle School social studies teacher Mr. Ragonese and his 8th grade students. Future classes will benefit from Tabor’s extensive research for years to come. We thank him for his generosity!
Ahead of Veterans Day, the Middle School Multicultural Club wrote letters and assembled posters to be hung at businesses throughout the Village of Albion to thank the veterans in our community for their service! They will be displayed at the Orleans Veterans Club, Tops, Dubby's Tailgate, and The Village House Restaurant. #PurpleEaglePride💛💜
Congratulations to our two middle school students who were recognized during our November Board of Education meeting. Isabella received the Character Award and Zylia received the Leadership Award . 👏🌟They were nominated by their teachers for being fantastic role models. Keep up the great work!
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Thank you to all who came to celebrate the Day of the Dead last week. MS students and staff worked very hard to make it a meaningful and educational evening where families could honor loved ones and experience Mexican culture and traditions together.🕯️💗
We are loving the eagle-eye view at the middle school! Kamie Feder's art classes spruced up the school's courtyard with a string art installation for their first project earlier this school year. Students worked together to weave yarn into the chain link fence before mapping out and installing a giant, 36'x24', string art eagle in the mulched area. #PurpleEaglePride
Thank you to all who came out to the Harlem Wizards game in support of our Albion Basketball Boosters Club. Shoutout to our Albion Faculty team! 🏀👏🔥 Here are some photos from both the ES assembly and the game.
Middle school students and staff have been busy preparing for the upcoming Day of the Dead Family Night!
Multicultural Club is harvesting marigolds, NJHS is assembling skeletons and Spanish Club is making sugar skulls!
The event is Wednesday, Oct. 29 from 6 - 8 p.m. in the MS library and cafeteria. This is a free event for students in grades 4-8 and their families. Come by and learn about how different cultures honor those who have passed. There will be face painting, sugar skull decorating, skeleton coloring and papel picado flag making.
Happy Homecoming! The school spirit has been off the charts all week throughout all of our buildings. We can't wait to see the energy on Friday! #PurpleEaglePride
Mr. Rodland's MS social studies classes have been learning about Ancient Egypt. To test their knowledge, students took part in a mummification demonstration where they acted out the process step-by-step on their test mummy. Luckily, we have our very own resident pharaoh (aka Mr. Rodland) to enthusiastically teach on the topic!
