Silver Creek CSD

**COURTESY POST** The Christ Chapel Wesleyan Church will host their annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 4 at 1pm. This event is for all children up to 5th grade!

Let's give a #SaturdayMorningShoutOut to Mrs. Beth Miller!!! Mrs. Miller can only be described as depicting the heart and soul of Black Knight Pride. Her genuine care and deep dedication that runs beyond the time clock and the walls of the building make her like no other. Thank you, Mrs. Miller, for your years of service, heart, and determination to embrace Silver Creek and enhance each student who has moved through our school. #BKP #SCCARES #everyday

Check out this week's updates on our website! #BKP #SCCARES #everyday
https://www.silvercreekschools.org/page/2024-capital-project

**COURTESY POST** The annual SC Kiwanis Easter Event will take place at the Lake Shore Family Center on Saturday, March 28th 10am-Noon!

We spotted some twins this week! #WhenWeTwinWeTweet #WhenWeTwinWeWin #BKP #SCCARES #everyday

Students and staff had a blast with “Mean Girls” Spirit Week! Each day featured themes like “I'm A Cool Mom”, "Athlete vs Mathlete” and “That’s So Fetch”. #BKP #SCCARES #everyday

Performances are March 27th and 28th at 7 pm and March 29th at 2 pm. This show is rated PG-13. Tickets are $10 for general admission and $8 for Silver Creek Students/Senior Citizens. You can purchase tickets at silvercreekhs.seatyourself.biz

The Spring Session of Knight U is off to a great start! Our students are learning about some of our teachers' passions, from cooking to frisbee golf, making spoon rings and soap, creating videos, braiding, and channeling their inner Swiftie! Join us for the Knight U Final Celebration on Tuesday, March 31, at 4:40 PM to see what our students have been learning!
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Fourteen students in our Human Rights & Genocide class had the privilege to head to Washington, D.C. earlier this month as part of the Holocaust & Social Justice Program, generously funded by the Hebrew Congregation of Chautauqua.  Traveling with Mrs. Kardashian and Mr. Zak, along with students from four other county schools, the students were able to see landmarks and monuments that represent the transformation of our country, and as the pivotal point of the trip, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, where the students had a transformative and profound learning experience.  The students had the incredible opportunity to meet with a survivor at the museum and, prior to their trip, with a second-generation survivor speaking on behalf of her father, who had been part of the Kindertransport and eventually became a liberator on behalf of the United States.  The students had some incredibly unique opportunities as a part of this trip that allowed them to see the foundations of our government, examining the National Archives, visiting The People's House and touring the Capitol building, as well as taking a night tour of the monuments and a walking tour, learning about those who fought for the rights of all. The trip ended exploring a local synagogue in D.C., where the students learned more about Judaism, heard about the Torah and saw some of the beautiful pieces that center the faith, including a scroll that survived the Holocaust. The students were able to have meaningful conversations, reflect on historical and contemporary issues and, in the words of one of our students, "Realize that their voice matters, even when they think it doesn't." 
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Ms. Zbytek's 4th-grade class celebrated earning 100 BKP tickets with a pool party!
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Our quiz bowl team competed twice this past month at Frewsburg, facing off against Jamestown and Warren.  While the outcome was not to our advantage this year, all four students - Molly Shaw, Bryan Wagner, Andrew Arnold and Rowan Sebouhian, who were all new to the program this year - worked together as a team and look forward to next year.  This year's setup was different from what it has been in the past, as it was taken over by a dedicated group of teachers from each school who coordinated tournaments for students to come together and compete, as in previous years.
 "I'm really proud of our kids and grateful for the fun we had. I've been doing this for about eight years and watching the sportsmanship and seeing the kids test their knowledge is really a sense of pride," Mrs. Kardashian, the team coach, said.  "We would also like to send a big thank you to Mrs. Shaw, our team booster mom, who made us all knowledge packs for each tournament!" 
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**COURTESY POST** Summer Rec Soccer Registration is running through April 10! Use the QR Code to sign up or visit www.ncsasoccer.org. Cost can be found on the website- financial aid is available. Ages 4-14.

Let’s give a big #BKP shoutout to JerseyMikes Southwestern Boulevard location! Today, all Jersey Mike's locations donated 100% of the day’s sales to Special Olympics as part of their annual Month of Giving. Thank you to the staff who supported the cause by ordering, and to Jersey Mike’s for helping support the amazing athletes of the Special Olympics! #SCCARES #everyday

Please join us in wishing Mrs. Patti Sternisha a very happy birthday! 🎂🎉
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March 25th is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day. We invite students and staff to WEAR GREEN TOMORROW in support. #BKP #SCCARES #everyday

Please join us in wishing Ms. Kathy Kelley a very happy birthday! 🎂🎉
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The answer to our #MondayMorningHumor is...Brroooom, brrroooom!!!

Some of our Middle School students attended a STEM Camp in the library last week, which was sponsored by the My Brother's Keeper Grant. Students were able to build robotic arms! #BKP #SCCARES #everyday

94.5% of our 7th Graders were present the week of March 16-20! Way to go, 7th Grade! Keep coming to school #everyday! #BKP #SCCares

**COURTESY POST** The annual SC Kiwanis Easter Event will take place at the Lake Shore Family Center on Saturday, March 28th 10am-Noon!