Mrs. Huttar's 7th grade Ag students are getting several vegetables and herbs started inside so they can eventually be moved outside to the high tunnel. #PrideInTheHive
It looks like Liz, Peyton and Mrs. Caccamise had a great day on Capitol Hill yesterday! The trio is in Washington, DC as part of the Close Up program, which helps students develop the skills and awareness needed to be engaged citizens. Liz and Peyton are meeting students from around the country, visiting national landmarks, networking and, most importantly, having fun! #PrideInTheHive
Walking past Mrs. Baker’s classroom this morning, all you could hear was joyous cheering coming from inside. What could possibly have her students so excited?!
Never underestimate the power of letting a child have a book buddy to encourage reading. It’s clear that this simple gesture is one that makes reading exciting for these first-graders…and gives them reason to celebrate! #PrideInTheHive
Mrs. Consler's 8th grade science students are hard at work investigating the relationship between mass and energy transfer. #PrideInTheHive
We have to give a shoutout to our UPK friend Isabelle for rocking her cool shades on this beautiful not-quite-spring morning! #PrideInTheHive
Many of our elementary classes are ending Literacy Week with partner reading! We love to see our older students bonding with their younger counterparts. #PrideInTheHive
We spotted some of our Odyssey of the Mind members working after school this week with Ms. Duell to prepare for their upcoming competition. The team has dedicated months of preparation to this student-led competition and we can't wait to see that hard work come to fruition! #PrideInTheHive
We hope you're ready because Dorothy and friends (including Toto) hit the PCS stage on Friday and Saturday (March 7-8)! Don't forget to purchase "The Wizard of Oz" tickets by using the link below. #PrideInTheHive
https://www.perrycsd.org/page/box-office
PES is currently celebrating Literacy Week and, as part of the celebration, each grade level is watching the movie “The Wild Robot” in the auditorium. The movie is based on the book of the same name by Peter Brown, which was read by all elementary students for the “One Book, One School” initiative. Every student had the opportunity to bring one adult to view the movie with them. A huge thank you to Busy Bees for providing the popcorn that our movie-goers are enjoying! #PrideInTheHive
The Stand Up Club and Ms. Smith are celebrating National Say Something Week with fun festivities that celebrate the importance of trusted adults and upstanders in our community! The Say Something initiative was started by Sandy Hook Promise as a way to prevent school violence. #PrideInTheHive
Congratulations to senior Evan Gifford on placing third at the American Welding Society Regional Welding Competition held in Rochester last week. Evan competed against students from throughout the region, showcasing his academic and practical welding knowledge and skills. He advances to the Thruway Cup State Competition in May! #PrideInTheHive
(Thanks to GV BOCES for the photo)
They say a picture is worth a thousand words but it can also bring back a flood of memories. If this doesn't make you nostalgic about your elementary PE days, we're not sure what will! #PrideInTheHive
Wrestlers Holden Kelly and Noah Leitten were celebrated with their own "Walk of Champions" at the HS this morning. They are competing this weekend at the NYSPHSAA Wrestling Championships in Albany. We wish them the best of luck!!! #PrideInTheHive
Our Section V Indoor Track and Field champions, Avery Duppengiesser, Briella Ohlson, Mason Evans, and Abygail Herring, will be representing PCS at the state qualifiers tomorrow! The student-athletes were celebrated at the ES/JH this morning with a "Walk of Champions." We have to give a shoutout to Mrs. Jaques' students for making them feel extra special with this sign. Good luck!!!!
"Just have fun with it." That was Mrs. Emerson's advice as she showed sophomore Hannah Thomas how to paint mountains using a palette knife for the first time. Drawing and Painting students have learned several new techniques as they set out to create landscape compositions. #PrideInTheHive
Today was pretty major at PES....because we're 100 days smarter!!! Our youngest learners marked this milestone with fun festivities (maybe including some sugar) and reflecting on all the progress they've made over these last many months. #PrideInTheHive
We caught the cast and crew of "The Wizard of Oz" hard at work on Saturday. The audience gets to see the perfectly crafted production at showtime, but so much work goes on behind the scenes in the months prior to Opening Night. We hope you're as excited as we are to see all that hard work come to fruition for this group!
Don't forget to use the QR code in the second image to purchase your tickets for the March 7 and 8 shows!
Jamie Hudson and Kelly Nickerson from the Wyoming County Youth Bureau are working with 7th graders over the next eight weeks on the program LOVE146: Not a Number. The prevention curriculum is designed to teach youth how to protect themselves from human trafficking and exploitation through information, critical thinking, and skill development. With technology making the world a much smaller place, it’s vital to educate children to recognize risk factors and prevent possible dangerous situations. #PrideInTheHive
On Friday, students from Perry, Warsaw, Letchworth, Attica, and Wyoming attended the annual 8th Grade Career Day, held at Warsaw Middle/High School this year. The event, organized by the Wyoming County Business Education Council and its sponsors, connected students with professionals in healthcare, technology, sales and marketing, law enforcement, and more. #PrideInTheHive
Next time you stop in to Old Souls Bakery on North Main Street, check out the displayed artwork that was created by Ms. Hankey's grades 4-8 art students. We love this collaboration! #PrideInTheHive
