Our students collected 5 gallons of sugar maple sap from our trees yesterday! #BKP #SCCARES #everyday
WOW! Third grade is the place to be with so much exploring, learning, reading and presenting going on. Mrs. Schuster, Miss Miller, and Mrs. Pagano's students continue to enjoy the Mystery Monday Guest Readers. They have also been studying Pourquoi Tales and continuing to learn about amphibians and reptiles. For Read Across America Week, students selected a picture book, read their book, and then used Canva to write about the story's elements and their favorite part of the book. In Social Studies, they are learning about the 5 main regions and have begun their individual state research and writing. They are also continuing to grow their understanding of academic vocabulary words; they now have 9 words on their word wall. Finally, they are using Quizzes or Wayground to expand their understanding of content with videos, passages and questions, which students are really enjoying working on at their own pace. Learning in 3rd grade continues to be a wonderful adventure! Thank you to all our guest readers and families for their continued involvement and support.
#BKP #SCCares #everyday
#BKP #SCCares #everyday
Middle school students are making a big difference right here in our school community. Under the direction of advisor Mrs. Castiglia, Builders Club members recently rolled up their sleeves for a service project that is already impacting students in a meaningful way.
The Builders Club spent more than 25 hours cleaning and organizing the middle school clothing closet. With the help of High School Key Club members, students sorted donations, folded clothes, organized shelves, and created a more welcoming and efficient space for those in need.
The clothing closet provides essential items to students throughout the year, and thanks to the teamwork between Builders Club and Key Club, the space is now easier to access and better organized for future use. #BKP #SCCARES #everyday
All Board of Education meetings for the 2025-2026 academic year are held on Thursdays (workshops at 6:00 p.m. and regular meetings at 7:00 p.m.) in the Board of Education Room, unless noted otherwise.
Ten Silver Creek students had the opportunity to make their own moccasins this week! As part of a grant from the NYS Office of Bilingual Education and World Languages, we were able to welcome Sam and Mary Jacobs to walk the Seneca Language students through the steps of making the moccasins. The grant also provided the opportunity for seniors to make moccasins and a snow snake field trip. Other Seneca language and cultural opportunities are planned for the rest of the school year.
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**ATTENTION PARENTS** The JCK Foundation is hosting a Parent Night TONIGHT from 5-6pm in the HS Library. This is for MS/HS Parents and Guardians only. This seminar will cover topics relating to teen mental health- how to get comfortable talking to your teen, recognizing signs of mental illness, and where to find local resources. Please join us for this important informational session! Due to the sensitive nature of this topic, this is an adult only presentation. No students/children will be permitted.
Attention all Parents of 8th Graders: Please send in baby pictures of your child for the middle school yearbook. You can send in a physical photo for us to make a copy of, or email it to lmacleod@silvercreekschools.org or msyearbook@silvercreekschools.org.
Today, Silver Creek clapped out two of its own as they head to the Indoor Track and Field State Championships! Nate Mays and Sam Bowers are headed to the NYSPHSAA Indoor Track and Field State Championships at the Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex in Staten Island. The pair have broken school records and brought home patches from their Section VI competitions this season. Join us in wishing them luck at states!
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#BKP #SCCares #everyday
Let's give a big #BKP shoutout to our February elementary character trait winners! These students were all recognized for being TRUSTWORTHY! #SCCARES #everyday
The Silver Creek-Forestville Unified Bowling Team competed at the CCAA Unified Bowling Championships on Tuesday, March 3, 2026 at Jamestown Bowling Company. They faced tough competition in the division but were able to bring home a 3rd place finish! Belle Shumaker and Calvin Matney were each recognized for their sportsmanship, not only with their team, but also in supporting the teams playing around them. Unified Bowling is a part of the Special Olympics Sports program, allowing students with and without disabilities to play together, allowing everyone the chance to feel the joy and excitement of being a part of team. #BKP #SCCARES #everyday
Our Elementary Students recently got to enjoy the Say No to Bullying Magic Show! Mike Seege used magic tricks and a high-energy presentation to teach our students what bullying is, along with tips on addressing a bully, how to be a leader when a friend is bullied, and when/how to ask for help!
Our 5th graders hit a major milestone yesterday: 1,000 days of school since Kindergarten! To celebrate, we combined "sweet" treats with even sweeter memories. Each student brought 17 pieces of candy to share, creating a massive mix so everyone went home with 17 different treats! Students wrote down their favorite memories and lessons from elementary school and attached them to the treats, sharing their "wisdom" with each other while they picked out their candy. #BKP #SCCARES #everyday
Cason Gross won the library's February writing contest with his swashbuckling adventure story about a young boy who takes on a role on a ship, when disaster strikes threatening his life. He must survive to get back to his sick mother. A great, riveting tale! #BKP #SCCARES #everyday
Middle and high school Seneca Language students, along with the Horticulture class, headed outside to learn about tapping maple trees to make maple syrup. The classes headed to the edge of the school property with special guest Allen Gage, assistant director at Gakwi:yo:h Farms, who taught the students how to identify and properly tap a maple tree. In addition to being a tasty breakfast condiment, maple syrup is also considered medicinal in the Seneca Culture for dispelling the winter blues as spring arrives, according to High School Seneca Teacher Anne Tahamont. The students helped to drill the holes, hammer in the spouts and attach the buckets. The sap will be collected by students and will be frozen until it can be boiled into syrup during a traditional outdoor cooking lesson.
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#BKP #SCCares #everyday
YAC is sponsoring a “Create A Plate” Fundraiser on March 31 from 5 to 6 p.m. in the HS Library. This is an all-ages event. Each plate or bowl costs $10 and includes supplies.
The Performing Arts Boosters are hosting the annual musical dinner. This year the Burn Book Banquet will be on Monday, March 16. You can order pick-up here at the district between 3pm and 5pm or dine-in and get a preview of the show at Sunset Bay Restaurant at 6 pm. All ordering information is on the attached poster. Orders are due by March 12! https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=ctnGaCZ4K067LzgnWI8p_t3pUAktmyBPh6xVQUY0qLdUQVFVQkM3TFNLRjBWRTU4SE5JMktSVUZaTi4u
Check out our website for the latest news on our Capital Project! Work on our playground is set to begin this month! #BKP #SCCARES #everyday
https://www.silvercreekschools.org/page/2024-capital-project
https://www.silvercreekschools.org/page/2024-capital-project
We're hiring a Lunch Monitor! Visit here for more details and an application! https://www.silvercreekschools.org/page/vacancies
Miss Jakubowicz's class did 100 piece puzzles to celebrate the 100th day of school! #BKP #SCCARES #everyday
Our students are 100 days older and 100 days smarter, but some of them looked 100 years old today!
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#BKP #SCCares #everyday
