Silver Creek Central School District is hiring a SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER and a CLERK II.
2022-2023 INSTRUCTIONAL VACANCY NOTICE
SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER
Full Time Probationary Position
ELIGIBILITY: Candidate must have NYS Certification in Students with Disabilities 7-12. Preference given to those dual certified in Science 7-12 or Mathematics -12, but all candidates welcome to apply.
REPORTS TO: Director of Special Education
DESCRIPTION: Eligible candidates must plan for, provide, and document instruction to students with disabilities in a variety of settings, as mandated on Individual Education Plans. Instruction must be aligned with the New York State. Next Generation Learning Standards at each grade level and NYS regulations governing the provision of special education services. Candidate must be able to work collaboratively with co-professionals, effectively communicate with parents/guardians, and complete assessments and reporting as appropriate.
DUTIES:
1. Consult and team with teachers to meet the needs of students Individual Education Programs.
2. Complete assessment, documentation and progress monitoring of students individualized goals by collecting and reporting data.
3. Utilize curriculum provided by the district to plan for, provide, and document instruction.
4. Differentiate instruction to meet the individual needs of students with disabilities on your caseload.
5. Develop and report on students Individualized Education Programs (IEPs).
6. Attend student's IEP meetings as assigned.
7. Provide parent support and education, as needed.
8. Collaborate with the educational team in supporting student needs across school settings.
QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Previous experience with students with disabilities preferred.
2. Knowledge and understanding of the New York State Next Generation Learning Standards
3. Awareness of Inclusion/Consultant Teacher/Co-Teach teaching models
4. Knowledge of the continuum of services for students with disabilities
5. Flexibility and strong communication skills
APPLY TO:
Applications are available on line at Western New York School Application System
www.wnyric.org/application
DEADLINE TO APPLY: July 22, 2022.
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2022-2023 NON-INSTRUCTIONAL VACANCY NOTICE: PROVISIONAL APPOINTMENT: CLERK II / 12 MONTH, FULL TIME
(CIVIL SERVICE CLERK II QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY)
DUTIES:
1. Primary assignment in the District Office for Pupil Personnel Services
2. Primary responsible for attendance tracking and supporting enrollment/transfers
3. Receives and organizes work to be processed and recorded
4. Answers phones, takes messages, provides general information
5. Enter/retrieve information using computer database/spreadsheet software
6. Operate office machines and equipment
7. Extract, compile and maintain office and database reports
8. Other work as assigned
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Must meet Civil Service requirements for Clerk II title
2. Possess a positive attitude, initiative, confidentiality, professionalism and ethical conduct in all aspects of the work environment.
3. Possess exceptional customer service skills and maintain excellent working relationships.
4. Possess excellent written and oral communication skills.
5. Dependable, punctual, excellent organizational skills, ability to work under pressure, and maintain followยญthrough.
REPORTS TO: Director of Special Education
COMPENSATION: Per CSEA Contract
APPLY TO:
Applications are available online at Western New York School Application System
www.wnyric.com/application
If applicant is not currently in the process of being qualified for Civil Service under the Clerk II title, a Civil Service application should be submitted additionally and separately from the WNYRIC application.
DEADLINE TO APPLY: July 27, 2022
Chautauqua County Competitive Class County Grade 4 / CLERK II
DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF THE CLASS: The work involves responsibility for the performance of standard clerical tasks including the use of a personal computer and other office equipment. Specific duties vary with the needs of the department. Procedures are usually fixed but detailed instructions are given for new or difficult assignments. Work is reviewed by direct observation, checking completed work, periodic or spot checks, cross-checking or other steps in the clerical process and involves regular contacts with the general public on routine matters. This position differs from Operations Assistant in that duties of a Clerk II involve less complex operations than an Operations Assistant and tend to be routine in nature. Does related work as required.
TYPICAL WORK ACTIVITIES:
โข Receives and organizes work to be processed and recorded;
โข Contacts clients, vendors, and/or insurance carriers to obtain additional information or to update information; Answer telephone and take messages or provides callers with general information;
โข Prepares stores and retrieves lists and documents;
โข Updates and stores department forms on a computer using word processing software;
โข Orders office supplies and maintains inventory of supplies and equipment;
โข Sorts, dale stamps and distributes mail and packages;
โข Maintains alphabetic, numeric and/or chronological files of correspondence, documents and materials by coding and
โข filing new material, searching for requested material and periodically purging obsolete material;
โข Schedules meetings and appointments;
โข Operates a variety of office machines and equipment
โข May serve as a receptionist and greet clients and/or visitors and provide general information;
โข May enter and retrieve information using computer database/spreadsheet software;
โข May perform routine keyboarding functions including preparing documents and forms using a typewriter or computer; Extracts compiles and maintains simple office and database reports;
โข May collect fees and account for monies received;
โข May prepare and maintain time records and payroll data.ยท
FULL PERFORMANCE KNOWLEDGE SKILLS ABILITIES AND PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS: Working knowledge of modem office terminology, procedures, equipment and business English; working knowledge of the principles and practices of computerized records maintenance; ability to us e a typewriter and computer keyboard; ability to perform close, detail work involving considerable visual effort and concentration; ability to understand and follow oral and written instructions; ability to maintain neat and legible records; ability to meet and deal with the public effectively; mental alertness; neat appearance; tact and courtesy; physical condition commensurate with the demands of the position.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Graduation from high school or possession of a high school equivalency diploma and six (6) months of clerical experience which shall have involved typing or computer data entry.
NOTE: Attendance at a recognized business or secretarial school with an emphasis on stenography, typing or computer data entry may be substituted on a month for month basis for experience.
Revised 12/23/2011
almost 2 years ago, Silver Creek CSD
4th QUARTER HONOR ROLLS AT SCCS
The honor rolls for the fourth quarter of the 2021-2022 academic year at Silver Creek High School and Silver Creek Middle School have been announced. Congratulations to all the Black Knights who earned this recognition.
HONOR ROLL
12th grade: Genevieve Balestrieri, Jayce Balestrieri, Jade Bouvier, Tessa Brunner, Alyssa Castle, Nico Crino, Maggie Estee, Autumn Gregory, Riley Herling, Amanda Ippolito, Victoria Iskra, Daisy League, Diana Meouchi, Alley Miller, Jonathan Newton, Kaylee Pavlovitch, Emily Purdy, Nadia Restivo, Abigail Rice, Caden Richter, Emily Schneider, Tabitha Shevlin, Miranda Stalker, and Roger Williams.
11th grade: Brianna Allen, Maider Arenas-Aparisi, Emily Barlette-Dye, Payton Brennan, Wyatt Breton, Jessica Didas, Emma Forthman, Kaylee Hutchison, Aidan Jamison, Dominic Kemp, Jeremy Kral, Ryleigh Lawton, Amber Lockwood, Nova Logan, Jakeb Millar, Maya Monroy, Brenna Newton, Brayson Parsell, Jessica Pulver, Brady Quiter, Samantha Rankin, Andrew Rice, Harmony Sinders, Jackson Williams, Melanie Wilson, and Matthew Woleben.
10th grade: Rachael Beadle, Thomas Boothe, Emily Bowers, Tessa Braidich, Kendal Brunn, Tristan Carstens, Sarah Cross, Julie Decker, Karli Deet, Joel Dolce, Katelyn Gard, Matthew Gawron, Emma Gretschmann, Jorge Hasbun, Cassidy Haskins, Thomas Hogg, Caylin Langan, Levi Lawton, Dean League, Tyler Miller, Renee Soggs, Briana Spinuzza, John Steinwachs, Gracelyn Swan, Stephanie VanCheri, Kaelee Weiskerger, Timothy Williams, Logan Winchell, and Payton Wood.
9th grade: Travis Brennan, Alayna Brillhart, Karissa Buchanan, Isabella Daniels, Josie Daniels, Michael Dispenza, Gary Dudek III, Brady Eick, Jacquelyn Flick, Tyler Januchowski, Alexander Karnes, Makayla Kelly, Trent Lack, Bennett Pomroy, Cody Ramirez, Brayden Stalter, Ethan Vecchio, Olivia Watkins, and Kaden Weeks.
8th grade: Ella Austin, Samuel Bowers, Nathan Cross, Ryleigh Hanner, Irelynd Henry, Shylor Maybee, Mackenzie Mosher, Vincent Olmstead, Autumn Rice, Haleigh Salisbury, Lacey Tarnowski, and Sebastian Yaskow.
7th grade: Brenden Alexander, Andrew Arnold Jr, Emily Bain, Madison Blair, Kiele Boedo, Eli Cook, Lillian DeNisco, Caden Fote, Abigail Gawron, Calem Izzo, Khloe Karnes, Owen Kilburn, Marek Kowal, Everett LeBarron, Vigo Meyer, Benjamin O'Dell, Jenesis Osieja, Liana Parsell, Gage Reilly, Priya Sakpal, Rowan Sebouhian, Molly Shaw, Jalyn Smith, Gwendolyn Souter, Caley Warner, Zoey Westbrook, and Lottie Zeller.
6th grade: Carter Breton, Gillian Capitano, Shaun DeYoung, Alexa Dieteman, Alaina Edwards, Lilly Fox, Claire Gonzalez, Christian Hatfield, Jennalynn Hughes, Olyvia Legere, Eliza Mahaney, Leah Mays, Leah Merchant, Sofia Natal, Cody Neubauer, Noah Pears, Vince Prinzbach, Gracelin Stevens, Daniel Thies Jr, Dominic Valvo, Mira Wade, Alanna Waite, Aubrey Waite, Layla Weiskerger, Liliana Wickmark, and Alexis Wicks.
CREDIT ROLL
12th grade: Nathanial Barlette-Dye, Luis Barreto, Alex Bass, Savannah Delmonte, Jonah Fox, Braydon Gilbert, Laura-Jo Hansen, Zackary Hycner, Brooklyn Karcz, Tesa Karcz, Lyssa Kemp, Hunter Larson, Alivia Penman, Alexandra Rocque, Grace Ruttenbur, Blake Seeley, and Tyler Sutter.
11th grade: Christian Borrello, Tory Cook, Dylan D'Amico, Wyatt Golembieski, Melody Heath, Makayla Hilliker, Kayla Johns, Shawn Kelly III, Isabella Kmitch, Caden Martinez, Dylan Miller, Grace Mullen, Dawson Russo, Mackenzie Steinwachs, and Eva Tytka.
10th grade: Hayley Banach, Gabriel Bistrisky, Raymond Cortes II, Jack Ewing, Owen Lewis, Liam Matney, Morgan Murphy, Lily Prince-Rivera, Jasmin Richmond, Robert Roth, and Denver Scheffer.
9th grade: Jonathan Castle, Gavin Defries, Marissa Grisanti, Emily Houck, Cameron Ingram, Benjamin Layton, Katarina Restivo, Adeline Richardson, Brock Stern, and Thomas Switala.
8th grade: Meadow Azzarella, Bella Banach, Kimberly Bauer, Logan Breton, Christian Carver, Skyla Gates, Joshua Guadagno, Amelia Hammer, Nathaniel Mays, Brianna Nehrbass, Lucas Nosbisch, Alexandria Parks, Jonathan Pilski, Hailie Rybij, and Colin Shumaker.
7th grade: Brenden Baker, Gabriella Dudek, Kimberly Houck, Michael Lowe, and Calvin Matney.
6th grade: Payton Cain, Wyatt Dabney, Jessie George Jr, Madelyn Halstrom, Damien Krajewski, Brooke Perryman, Isabelle Shumaker, and Antonio Vega.
Dunkirk P-TECH
High Honor Roll: Lorenzo Tarnowski, Chace Fisher, and Scott Flick.
Merit Roll: Riley Diate.
almost 2 years ago, Silver Creek CSD
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The inaugural Charity Kickball Tournament to benefit the Silver Creek Food Pantry and FeedMore WNY was held recently (Thursday, June 9, 2022) on the campus of Silver Creek Central School District. ๐ฆตโฝ๏ธ๐๐ค
The kickball tourney saw 30 students split into four teams while 20 educators were divided into two teams for an afternoon of fun, giving back, teamwork and lots of Black Knight spirit.
Inspired by their experience attending a Ukraine symposium in May 2022, the students who participated talked with social studies teacher Jessica Kardashian about what they could do to give back in a multitude of ways. Fourteen freshmen attendees and Principal Kyle Yelich brainstormed what could be done on campus and locally to benefit our community and give back. They decided that a kickball tournament would be the way to go and we brought it to fruition with under a month of planning.
Each player had a โfeeโ of five canned goods and, once signed up, were randomly separated into teams: the New Kicks on the Block, the Lethal Weapons, the Blue Sox and the Blue Jays. All teams had to decide their captains, uniforms and team name and choose their placements to help build the teamwork spirit.
While Mrs. Kardashian coordinated the event, about 20 SCCS staff stepped up to play, pitch, officiate and support!
Principal Yelich pitched game 1, Mr. Johnson game 2, Mr. Prevet game 3 and Mr. Sadler the student championship. Mr. Hamms offered to officiate and was aided by our pitchers when they weren't on the mound. They also had Team Awesome (The A team), and S.K.I.L.L.S (Superior Kicks International Leisure League Supreme of Kickball). S.K.I.L.L.S reigned superior in this tournament, but there is talk of a rematch!
โI cannot thank my colleagues enough for supporting me, our kids, this endeavor and bringing so much spirit into it,โ says Kardashian.
The student championship came down to Blue Sox vs. Blue Jays (who ironically wore red) and the Blue Jays won it for all of the gold! The winners each received a trophy and bragging rights, but they were all winners for showing an incredible amount of school spirit, raising $40 and collecting more than 200 canned goods to split between the Silver creek Food Pantry and FeedMore WNY.
โI couldn't be prouder of the kids who planned, played, volunteered and my colleagues who helped to make this such a success,โ says Kardashian. โIt will now become a yearly event that I think anyone and everyone who attended will be greatly looking forward to.โ
almost 2 years ago, Silver Creek CSD