Isabel Swyers is the Livingston County Athletic Association Champion in the pole vault with a height of 10'0". Izzy was also named LCAA Track and Field Athlete of the Year.
Abygail Herring finished in 2nd place in the 100m dash (13.29), and she took 6th place in the 200m dash (27.93).
Meredith Petri finished in 2nd place in the 400m dash (1:01.19).
Avery Dueppengiesser finished in 2nd place in the pentathlon with 2173 points. She crushed her previous school record by 200 points.
Zac Narowski took 3rd place in the pole vault (11'1").
Isaac Evans finished in 3rd place in the 800m run (2:09.15).
Andy Kelly finished in 4th place in the shot put (39'11.25").
Parker Vinyard took 5th place in the 400m dash (54.98).
Courtney Westfall finished in 6th place in the long jump (14'11.75") and the triple jump (30'0").
The Perry girls 4x100m relay team of Izzy Swyers, Courtney Westfall, Meredith Petri and Abygail Herring finished in 3rd place in the 4x100m relay (53.00).
The Perry boys 4x800m relay team of Isaac Evans, Zac Narowski, Josh Smith and Logan Church finished in 3rd place (9:36.23).
Day 3 of the NYS FFA Convention - PCS has another outstanding performance. Harley Wolfanger placed 7th out 153 contestants (Top 5%) in Floriculture!
Day 2 of the NYS FFA Convention - PCS has more students advancing to the National Convention! Paige Saltsman and Noelle Milhollen won the Social Systems division with their agriscience fair. The focus of their project was to measure how familiar Wyoming County community members are with the dairy industry since Wyoming County is the largest dairy county in the state.
Congratulations Paige and Noelle!
Congratulations to senior Izzy Swyers on being named the Female Field Athlete of the Meet at the Livonia Invite! #PrideInTheHive
Day 1 of the NYS FFA Convention and PCS has its first winner: Harley Wolfanger's Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) in Specialty Crop Production. Her SAE is in growing sunflowers and making flower arrangements with her business Silver Lake Sunnies!
Harley will be representing NYS at Nationals in the fall for specialty crops.
Congratulations Harley!
Over the next several days, our FFA members will be attending the NY FFA Convention and Expo in Buffalo to compete, visit the exhibitions, and be recognized for various achievements. Our first group just headed out for the day. We wish them the best of luck! #PrideInTheHive #PerryFFA
We only have a few more weeks to embarrass...we mean honor...our seniors with these adorable throwback photos. Today's come from spring of 2017 when they were performing in the 6th grade musical "Sleeping Beauty." #PrideInTheHive #ClassOf2023
Results of the Annual Meeting of Perry Central School District Voters - May 16, 2023
Proposition #1
Shall the Board of Education of the Perry Central District be hereby authorized to expend $20,245,808 to meet the expenditures for fiscal year 2023-2024, and the amount thereof shall be raised by a levy of tax upon the taxable property of the School District, after first deducting the monies available from State Aid and other sources as provided by law.
Yes 168, No 16
Proposition #2
Two district residents have submitted petitions to run for two (2) seats on the Board of Education. Each open seat is for a three-year term beginning July 1, 2023 and expiring on June 30, 2024. *Please note, the candidate with the greatest number of votes, will assume Susan Beck’s seat immediately following the annual meeting of district voters.
Julius Westfall - 172
Ian McDougall - 171
Two (2) Additional Write-in Candidates
Proposition #3
RESOLVED: That the Board of Education of Perry Central School shall be authorized to expend funds from the Capital Reserve Fund (Technology, Maintenance Vehicles and Equipment) established by the voters on May 16, 2017 under Section 3651 of Education Law for the acquisition of instructional, maintenance, and interscholastic athletic equipment not to exceed a total sum of $230,000.
Yes 173, No 13
Capital Project Update
Athletic Complex
- Contractors are painting the renovated track.
Tennis/Pickleball Courts
- Contractors are installing drainage and constructing the foundations for the courts.
Last night's match up between our varsity softball team and Letchworth was so much more than a game. The two teams partnered to strikeout cancer and show support to those affected by this horrible disease. Both teams selected special guests to throw out the ceremonial first pitch, including Kris Adolf, PES art teacher. Even though PCS walked away with a loss, it was an incredible evening. When it comes to striking out cancer, we're all on the same team! #PrideInTheHive
Athletic Complex Update
Capital Project contractors pressure washed the track to prepare it for renovations. Mother Nature is cooperating this week. The contractors have repaired portions of the existing surface, and are installing protective sheeting in anticipation of resurfacing.
This morning, teachers Abbey Giambrone, Brittany Johnson, Allison Stead, and Emma Warner presented a $4,000 check to Gail Serventi and Jacqueline Alford from The ANT Alliance, Inc. The donation was made possible through the proceeds from last weekend's Walk for Inclusion. Thank you to all who supported this event because it ultimately benefits our students, families, community, and so many others, through the incredible resource that is The Autism Nature Trail. #PrideInTheHive
Congratulations to this year's Perry Rotary Scholarship winners!!!!
#1 Emma McLaughlin - $1,500
#2 Brooke Kwiecien - $1,000
#3 Joshua Smith - $500
#PrideInTheHive #ClassOf2023
What makes a good teammate? What type of character do you look for in a friend? Student-athletes from SUNY Geneseo visited PCS today to discuss the importance of empathy, teamwork, camaraderie, and kindness with Jr. High students. The small group setting provided a comfortable environment for students to share their thoughts and feelings, as well as ask the guests questions about college life and playing sports at the collegiate level. After the small group sessions, students moved into the gym for fun team-building activities. #PrideInTheHive
The PCS Trap Club members are halfway through the season and have had to battle some wild weather for most of it. This week they witnessed a beautiful rainbow while preparing to shoot a round in the rain. If you'd like to watch the members shoot, head out to the Mt. Morris Sportsmans Club on Monday nights at 6 pm for the next three weeks. #PrideInTheHive (Thanks to Mrs. Marti for the photos).
Yesterday, our 5th graders became D.A.R.E. graduates! Officer Masci and K9 Officer Sunny were joined on stage by Chief Grover, Sgt. Russell, Principal Gilsinan, and Mrs. Kettle to celebrate the hard work students put in during the 10-week program. Shelby Wolcott opened the morning with the Pledge of Allegiance. Leah Manchester, Ryleigh Fagan, and Ethan Massett shared their D.A.R.E. essays during the ceremony. The celebration was capped off with a pizza party! #PrideInTheHive
Yesterday, several of our student-athletes and Mr. Wyant, 7-12 Assistant Principal/Athletic Director, attended the Student-Athlete Leadership Training, which was organized by Section V. Sophomores Bri Ohlson and Holden Kelly had the opportunity to attend, while juniors Bryce Tallman, Zac Narowski, and Courtney Westfall helped plan the event as members of the Section V Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Mr. Wyant served as guest speaker at the event, discussing work/life balance with attendees. The discussion led to ways student-athletes can best manage time and find balance in their lives. What a great group to represent PCS! #PrideInTheHive
April is Autism Awareness Month and we're here to spread acceptance, understanding, and support! Today is Magnificent Mind Monday and everyone is rocking their favorite hats. Check out the individual images to see what the dress up days are for the remainder of the week. Don't forget the Walk for Inclusion is this Saturday, April 29 starting at 10 am at Perry Village Park.
Even after school, Mrs. Adolf's art room is still buzzing with creativity! The 3rd Grade Art Club is meeting every Thursday until June and working on some really cool projects. Students who were interested in joining had to submit creations based on their favorite foods. For the next couple of weeks, members are creating artwork that is inspired by Louise Nevelson’s “Found Objects.”
Mrs. James' HS students have been learning about appropriate table etiquette and hosting others for dinner. They prepared a homemade spaghetti dinner, set the table, and invited Mr. Walczak and Mr. Goodell, from our Operations and Maintenance Department, to join them! #PrideInTheHive
