Looking for an easy-on-the-joints workout? Try Aquacize and work out in the pool! Get into shape and enjoy the benefits of this fabulous joint-friendly exercise! The class is fast-paced and cardio-intensive, but can be modified to fit all participants. Participants will meet on Tuesday & Thursday at 3:45 – 4:45 p.m. from January 6 to February 12 at the SCCS Pool. The registration fee for 12 classes is $40.
Check out all of our offerings at https://www.silvercreekschools.org/o/sccsd/page/community-education
Check out all of our offerings at https://www.silvercreekschools.org/o/sccsd/page/community-education
SCCS Boys Basketball League Opener TONIGHT at 7:30pm vs. Frewsburg. (JV at 6:00pm)
The Title VI Parent Committee will meet on January 8th at 5pm in the HS Library.
We hope everyone had a relaxing and refreshing winter recess! We can't wait to see our #BKP family back in the building tomorrow and #everyday, because #SCCARES!
On this #SeniorSunday, let’s give a big #BKP congratulations to our Black Knights who were recently inducted into the National Technical Honor Society! Our honorees are:
Ryleigh Hanner (Cosmetology @ Carrier Center)
Shylor Maybee (Auto Tech @ LoGuidice Center)
Autumn Rice (CSI/Forensic Science @ LoGuidice Center)
#SCCARES #everyday #BOCES #E2CCB
January 4 is #WorldBrailleDay! Louis Braille was born on January 4, 1809. Today we celebrate and honor him as the inventor of the Braille code, a 6-dot tactile writing system for the visually impaired.
🌟 #SaturdayMorningShoutOut for Our District Director of Health and Wellness, Mrs. Jen Johnson 🌟
When it comes to student safety and wellness, there is truly nothing Mrs. Johnson won’t do for our students. Her dedication runs deep, and her commitment to the health, safety, and well-being of every child in Silver Creek is evident in everything she does.
Mrs. Johnson consistently goes above and beyond! She is often behind the scenes ensuring that our schools remain safe, supportive, and responsive. Whether she is coordinating essential initiatives, providing guidance to staff, or advocating for the needs of our students, her leadership reflects compassion, expertise, and an unwavering devotion to our community.
Thank you, Mrs. Johnson, for all that you do. ❤️#BKP #SCCARES #everyday
Still sharing our Holiday Spirit Week Twins!! #WhenWeTwinWeTweet #WhenWeTwinWeWin #BKP #SCCARES #everyday
Wishing our Black Knight Family a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year! #BKP #SCCares #everyday
Wishing our Black Knight Family a fun and safe New Year's Eve! #BKP #SCCares #everyday
The Native American Education Program took a field trip to the Buffalo History Museum this month. Students got a full tour and then met with Evin Schwartz from Beluga. Students were then grouped randomly to discuss what they learned, why it matters, and how that can be turned into a project. Students had brilliant ideas such as more multimedia use, student created exhibits, living history exhibits featuring living people, modern Indigenous history, and so much more. The groups will reconvene in the Spring after some work is done to determine next steps with the Museum. #BKP #SCCARES #everyday
On this #SeniorSunday, let’s give a big #BKP shoutout to the students in Mrs. Kardashian’s Economics class who volunteered their time at Santa’s Secret Shop! Students assisted at the incredible event sponsored by the PTSA all three days during their class period. The students helped younger shoppers find the perfect gifts for their family members, put a lot of smiles on the students faces as well as their own, and took in their own economics lessons on our current study of supply and demand, consumer choice and availability of items. We are grateful to have gotten to volunteer! #BKP #SCCARES #everyday
This week's #SaturdayMorningShoutOut goes to Mrs. Lisa Anderson, elementary art teacher extraordinaire!! Mrs. Anderson is able to bring what the students are learning in class and enhance that learning with a creative endeavor. Fourth grade students are learning about Haudenosaunee culture including the meaning and origin of the Hiawatha Belt. Students are designing wampum to represent themselves. #BKP #SCCARES #everyday
Cash LeRoy and Johnathan Seneca from Miss Tahamont's Seneca 4 class, took part in a meaningful hands-on project: making their own ribbon shirts. Throughout the process, students learned how to read and follow a sewing pattern, design their shirts using ribbons, and develop practical skills such as sewing cuffs and collars and safely using an iron to finish their work.
The project challenged students to be patient and creative. One student shared that “every shirt is unique,” highlighting how personal design choices and careful craftsmanship made each piece special. Another student reflected that putting on the sleeves was difficult, but working through that challenge helped build confidence and problem-solving skills.
By the end of the project, students not only created beautiful ribbon shirts but also gained a deeper appreciation for the time, care, and cultural significance involved in making regalia. This experience blended language, culture, and life skills—strengthening both learning and connection to tradition.
#BKP #SCCares #everyday
The project challenged students to be patient and creative. One student shared that “every shirt is unique,” highlighting how personal design choices and careful craftsmanship made each piece special. Another student reflected that putting on the sleeves was difficult, but working through that challenge helped build confidence and problem-solving skills.
By the end of the project, students not only created beautiful ribbon shirts but also gained a deeper appreciation for the time, care, and cultural significance involved in making regalia. This experience blended language, culture, and life skills—strengthening both learning and connection to tradition.
#BKP #SCCares #everyday
Happy Kwanzaa! #BKP #SCCares #everyday
Merry Christmas, Black Knight Family! #BKP #SCCares #everyday
Merry Christmas Eve, Black Knight Family! #BKP #SCCares #everyday
Silver Creek Key Club Spreads Holiday Cheer with Silver Creek Kiwanis!
Silver Creek Key Club, in partnership with Kiwanis, proudly participated in a toy distribution event at Mt. Carmel Church. Together, members helped bring joy to families in the local community by providing toys to children in need. This meaningful service project reflects Key Club’s commitment to service, leadership, and making a positive impact in our community. #BKP #SCCARES #everyday
Silver Creek Key Club, in partnership with Kiwanis, proudly participated in a toy distribution event at Mt. Carmel Church. Together, members helped bring joy to families in the local community by providing toys to children in need. This meaningful service project reflects Key Club’s commitment to service, leadership, and making a positive impact in our community. #BKP #SCCARES #everyday
Students in Ms. Tahamont's Seneca 3, 4, and 5 recently spent a meaningful day connecting with elders at the Seneca Nation Area Office of the Aging. In preparation for the visit, Ms. Tahamont taught her students how to bead a Christmas ornament by hand —each one carefully made and gifted to the elders as a sign of respect, gratitude, and appreciation.
The morning was spent interviewing local elders, listening to their experiences growing up, their fondest memories, and their hopes for what they would like to see taught to future generations. These conversations gave students the opportunity to practice listening, build relationships, and learn directly from community knowledge holders.
After the interviews, students and elders enjoyed time together playing games such as pool, shuffleboard, card games, and a student favorite—bingo. Laughter, stories, and shared moments filled the space, reminding everyone of the importance of community and intergenerational connection.
#BKP #SCCares #everyday
The morning was spent interviewing local elders, listening to their experiences growing up, their fondest memories, and their hopes for what they would like to see taught to future generations. These conversations gave students the opportunity to practice listening, build relationships, and learn directly from community knowledge holders.
After the interviews, students and elders enjoyed time together playing games such as pool, shuffleboard, card games, and a student favorite—bingo. Laughter, stories, and shared moments filled the space, reminding everyone of the importance of community and intergenerational connection.
#BKP #SCCares #everyday
Knights Against Cancer’s tradition of volunteering at the Courage of Carly and Roswell Alliance Holiday Party for pediatric cancer patients and their families was once again the highlight of the season for 27 of our students. “This event gives our students so much holiday joy, perspective and meaning, and the students truly work to help make the patients and their families have the best possible experience.” The students help in various aspects, including setting up bounce houses, creating crafts, decorating cookies, facilitating a dance party, leading scavenger hunts, and playing games. “Knowing the work that Roswell does to make this the highlight of the year and being lucky enough to be a part of something that means so much has always given our students a feeling of true hope. We have been volunteering for almost a decade as a club and are so grateful to get to continue doing this work and passing the tradition down,” said Mrs. Kardashian, KAC Advisor, “it changes our students' lives and the paths they choose going forward.”
