One step closer to completion!
The poured-in-place fall protection at the new playground was installed this weekend. The surface will now cure for several days.
PCS Family Members: The Elementary/Junior High School parking lot is closed for Capital Project restoration. The District will issue subsequent correspondence when the lot is reopened. Thank You
On Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July, basketball players attended the Lowell Heiby Perry Basketball Camp. Instruction was led by coaches: Phil Wyant, Parker May, Jimmy Fahey, and several JV/Varsity boys and girls basketball players. Daryl Heiby has donated to the basketball programs in honor of Lowell Heiby every year since 1988. This year's donation helped support the Lowell Heiby camp along with summer leagues for the boys' and girls' basketball programs. We appreciate the Heiby family's generosity and support.
Fall interscholastic athletics registration is open!
Register for a team by clicking on the the following link: https://perry-ar.rschooltoday.com/viewmyaccount
Student-athletes must have a current physical on file, and complete IMPACT testing to participate in a fall sport.
Annual Sports Information Night
Date: August 9, 2023
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Senior High School Auditorium
Description: Students must attend the meeting with their parents/guardians if they plan to participate in any interscholastic athletics during the 2023 - 24 school year.
2023 Fall Sports Start Dates
August 19th:
JV and Varsity Football
August 21st:
JV and Varsity Boys Soccer
JV and Varsity Girls Soccer
JV and Varsity Volleyball
Varsity Game Day Cheerleading
Varsity Girls Swimming
Modified Football
August 28th:
Modified Boys Soccer
Modified Girls Soccer
Modified Volleyball
One step closer...
The contractor installing the tennis/pickleball surfaces painted the lines on the courts today.
The New York State Public High School Athletic Association, Inc. (NYSPHSAA) announced its 2022-2023 Schools of Excellence.
To earn the School of Excellence Award, 75% of a school’s varsity teams must qualify and receive the Scholar-Athlete team award. PCS had 17 varsity teams qualify and receive the Scholar-Athlete team award.
Congratulations to our student-athletes, teams and Interscholastic Athletics Department!
Capital Project Update
- Site Contractor - Tennis/Pickleball court exteriors have been applied. Moving to site restoration around all areas impacted by the project.
- General Contractor - Continuing with window installation, and masonry restoration.
- Mechanical Contractor - Continuing with Senior High School boiler/pump installation.
- Plumbing Contractor - Installing water line to the CNC machine.
- Electrical Contractor - Pulling wire and installing lamp posts for parking lot/access road lighting. Establishing connection to the CNC machine.
- Playground Contractor - Placed the final structure and poured its foundation. Poured-in-place fall protection installation has been scheduled.
- HVAC Controls Contractor - Continuing with work in the Senior High School.
We know our students had and amazing time at Camp Oswegatchie this week. We are excited to welcome them home and learn about their experiences.
Parents/guardians...share your favorite Oswegatchie moments of your students in the comments below.
It's never too early to start posting adorable throwback photos of the Class of 2024! These go all the way back to Kindergarten! #PrideInTheHive #ClassOf2024
The first coat has been applied to the tennis/pickleball court interiors.
If you visit the Perry Village Park this week, you’ll notice the group from Camp Hard Hat is building a new pavilion across from the pond. PCS students Timothy Dillon, Gavin Chiappone, Damian Barrett, and Parker Tallman are working with other area students, along with BOCES instructors Kelly Mileham and Keith Standera, to complete the project in just 5 days. The program is offered every summer by the Wyoming County Business Education Council, under Executive Director Justin Dueppengiesser, to students entering grades 7-9. What an incredible opportunity for students to learn while giving back to the community. A win-win! #PrideInTheHive
This is the first week of Summer Enrichment at PCS. It is a welcome sight to have students back in the building.
Capital Project Updates:
Site Contractor
- Paving of the Senior High School parking lots and access roads started this morning.
- Rock removal and finish grading around the tennis/pickleball courts is being completed.
Mechanical Contractor
- Continuing with boiler installation in the Senior High School.
Electrical Contractor
- Installed foundations, conduit, and wiring for Senior High School parking lot lighting.
General Contractor
- Continuing window installation in the Elementary/Junior High School.
Playground Contractor
- Preparing the ground for sidewalk installation and poured-in-place fall protection.
We watched them walk through our doors as reluctant UPK students but, through the years, we’ve provided them with the tools and a safe space to build confidence, learn, and grow as individuals. We’ve set them on the course to follow their dreams, whether it’s as artists, performers, educators, athletes, soldiers, innovators, scientists, or a million other aspirations. They are ready.
#PrideInTheHive #ClassOf2023
They've officially become kindergartners!!!
(The orange ribbon each UPK graduate wore during last night's UPK ceremony is in memory of Aurora Putney, a member of the Class of 2036.)
Addison Dillon and her classmates in Mrs. Reagan's classroom enjoyed a sweet treat today thanks to Yummies in Warsaw! Addison earned second place with her creation "Chocolate Explosion" in Yummies' Sweet 16 ice cream flavor contest this spring. Val from Yummies generously donated a box of the flavor to Mrs. Reagan for her third graders to enjoy. YUM! #PrideInTheHive #WeAllScreamForIceCream
You honestly cannot beat the morning we had at PCS. We welcomed friends from Letchworth and LeRoy Central Schools to join 16 of our students in participating in the Special Olympics at our Athletic Complex. Yet another example of why we do what we do. The student-athletes (and adults) had a blast and everyone went home with a ribbon and t-shirt. Thank you to the Special Olympics, Mr. Wyant for organizing the event, our incredible classroom teachers and staff members, high school students Bryce Tallman, Rachel Kuhlkin, Reilly Bertrand, Sawyer West, and Adrian Yang for volunteering today – and, most of all, our awesome student-athletes! #PrideInTheHive
Capital Project Update:
- Playground contractors are installing foundations for the equipment.
- The base coat of the sidewalk connecting the Elementary/Junior High School, Tennis/Pickleball courts, and Athletic Complex was installed.
It’s DARE Day at PES! The fun started in the gym this morning with an awards celebration. Principal Gilsinan, Officer Masci, and Mrs. Jaques awarded agencies and businesses that attended PES Outreach Nights with the Community Citizen Award. Congratulations to Child and Family Services for WCMHD Mental Health, Department of Social Services, Perry Medical Center, Wyoming County Youth Bureau, Partners for Prevention, Parent Network of Western NY, The Arc GLOW, and Boss Hair and Nails.
Fourth grader Rayan Curry earned the Joseph Ertmann Award. The Jason Thomas “Good Friend” Award was announced by Mr. Fahey and was awarded to first grader Kendall Eberstein. Today’s keynote speaker was Livingston County Sheriff’s Deputy Becky Rice-Kane, a 1998 PCS graduate. As the School Resource Officer at York CSD, Deputy Rice-Kane teaches DARE and brought some of her fifth-grade graduates with her to share the DARE song at PES. Fifth graders Leah Manchester, Ryleigh Fagan, and Ethan Massett read their winning DARE essays. #PrideInTheHive
This is why we do what we do. It's worth having to clean paint and glitter from fingers, toes, the floor and various surfaces in the elementary art room in order to see the sheer joy on the faces of Ms. Warner's students. This morning, Mrs. Adolf invited the class to join her in some hand and feet painting and, as you can see, it was a success! #PrideInTheHive
