Last week Mr. Weber's Music Essentials class put on a great performance of "Under the Sea Adventures." The kids nailed their performances of songs like Fast Car, Here Comes the Sun, and the theme from SpongeBob SquarePants!
As we shift to the final days before summer break, the weather this week has forecasted very warm temperatures. As we monitor the heat index, our district always takes precautions to ensure students and staff are safe and comfortable. Please be aware of the following:
• All our schools have air-conditioned areas which can be used to get away from the heat for classrooms that do not have AC.
• We will limit or cancel outdoor activities if the temperature becomes too high.
• All our buildings have water bottle filling stations and will encourage everyone to drink lots of water.
In addition to trying to make our buildings as comfortable as possible, please remember to dress your children in light, comfortable clothing, and provide them with a water bottle for use at school.
We will continue to do everything in our power to keep our staff and students as comfortable as possible in the coming days. For information specific to your child’s building, please contact their school directly.
Congratulations to the class of 2030! You are headed to the 7th grade! Both QUEST and Village Elementary held their 6th grade moving up ceremonies today.
A great tradition continued at Northwood this morning-the annual Flag Day celebration. Thanks to everyone who helped out, especially members of the Hiscock-Fishbaugh American Legion Post, State Assemblyman Josh Jensen and our amazing students!
How does Joe Ralyea display Cadet Intentional Values? "Joe has been teaching in alternative education for several years. He develops positive and supportive relationships with his students because of his inclusive approach. He gets to know his students and differentiates his interactions with students based on their individual needs. He provides them with work that helps to build their confidence as learners and students."
Welcome to our newest staff! #Welcoming #Affirming #CadetProud
Thank you to everyone who attended last night's One Night Only at Merton Williams. What a perfect night to celebrate the arts!
This week students from Ammie Cummings and Allison Cring's class at Village Elementary put their creative inventions to the test in front of a Shark Tank panel. They included safer dog leashes, a baby holder, a combination hairbrush and spray bottle, and a pop-up soccer goal.
The Board of Education recognized the Class of 2024 IB Diploma candidates and the students who earned Valedictory Honors at last night's BOE meeting. Congratulations to these outstanding scholars.
The final day of school for our seniors meant a final time to go back to schools where it all began for a lot of them. The Class of 2024 Senior Walk!
Want to find out more about Hilton's UPK program-check out the latest edition of the Cadet Chronicles here: https://youtu.be/_ya6XUihMqU
Congratulations to the following seniors who earned the New York State Seal of Biliteracy from the NYSED. The NYSSB recognizes high school graduates who have attained a high level of proficiency in English and one or more world languages. Seals were earned in French, Spanish and Ukranian.
McKenna Goodrich, Blake Mott, Lucy Murphy, Joan Reichert, Abby Teal, Grace Turner,
Elise Woods, Maria Beghini, Christina Bettin, Cayleigh Cady, Chloe Cardone,
Kathryn Helms, Aiden Hryhorenko, Regina Johnson, Bronte Jones, Elizabeth Kent,
Luke Manley, Evangelina Migitskiy, Dylan Mongold, Shawn Nordstrom, David Padoleski
Grace Scottow, Ella Spillman, and Ada Bukur.
Here's a look at some of the scenes from last week's Science Funday at QUEST.
https://youtu.be/HcCaKHcDLlo
Today was Science Fun Day at QUEST and it had a little bit of everything, from reptiles to rockets, from owls to our farm animal friends! A great day full of fun and learning. Thanks to all of our presenters and staff for making it all possible.
Fourth graders from Northwood made a big impression with a top official from the New York State Education Department. During a field trip to the Ganondagan State Historic Site they had the opportunity to meet Associate Commissioner Elisa Alvarez, who leads the Office of Bilingual Education and World Languages. The students told her how excited they were about the trip and showed off their second language skills by counting for her in both Spanish and Japanese.
" If your 4th graders are a testament to the work happening across your district, we are confident that our state is in good hands as you prepare the future leaders of New York," said David Frank, State Education Department Commissioner Betty A. Rosa's Chief of Staff.
Congratulations to the four students who received scholarships at last night's BOCES Make all the Difference Awards last night. Brean Maibohm, Sienna Olney, and Jude Hare and Chloe O'Shea, who are pictured with Superintendent Casey Kosiorek.
Today, Cadet Nation is wearing blue and yellow as a show of support for our neighbors in Spencerport after the tragic loss of Maria Eichas, a 2023 graduate of Spencerport High School.
What a great honor for Hilton senior Logan Cook who recently received a three-year scholarship from the Army ROTC. Logan will attend Coastal Carolina University in the fall and after graduating from CCU will be commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Army.
The Hilton Crimson Cadet Marching Band took a very special trip over Memorial Day weekend. Here's a look back on the experience. https://youtu.be/L7A-O7_RCLo
Last night the Urban League of Rochester held its 45th Annual Black Scholars Recognition. Congratulations to the Hilton students who were honored, Brooke Bell, Robert Lowry, Elise Woods, Shaniah Jackson, and Jude Hare who won a number of awards.
