Tonight, we had the incredible honor of inducting five individuals and two teams into our Athletic Hall of Fame!
Congratulations to our newest inductees: Alexandrea, Jake, Korey, Scott and Shannon, along with the 1949 Baseball Team and the 1973-1975 Golf Team- the first teams ever inducted into our Hall of Fame!
If you know an athlete, team, coach, or special contributor you'd like to nominate, you can find the nomination form here: https://www.keshequa.org/o/kcsd/page/hall-of-fame
Congratulations to our newest inductees: Alexandrea, Jake, Korey, Scott and Shannon, along with the 1949 Baseball Team and the 1973-1975 Golf Team- the first teams ever inducted into our Hall of Fame!
If you know an athlete, team, coach, or special contributor you'd like to nominate, you can find the nomination form here: https://www.keshequa.org/o/kcsd/page/hall-of-fame
🎶 We want to congratulate Abijah, London, Aliana, McKenzie, Emma, Mia, Aspen, and Jadiel for representing our school at the Junior High All-County Festival this weekend! We are so proud of your hard work and dedication-great job!
Last night we had the opportunity to highlight the seniors on the Keshequa–Fillmore Wrestling Team!
A huge congratulations to Alivia, Caleb, Garrett, Lilly, and Elijah. We are so proud of all you’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see what the rest of the season- and your future- holds for you. Keep up the great work!
A huge congratulations to Alivia, Caleb, Garrett, Lilly, and Elijah. We are so proud of all you’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see what the rest of the season- and your future- holds for you. Keep up the great work!
💖🎶 The Keshequa PTSA is excited to present the Someone Special Dance!
The dance will take place on February 12, 2026, from 5:00–7:00 PM in the Keshequa Elementary School Cafetorium in Dalton. The cost is $5 per family (one student and one adult).
Grab someone special and join us for a night of music, dancing, and fun! For questions, more information, or feedback, please contact the Keshequa PTSA using the email in the flyer!
The dance will take place on February 12, 2026, from 5:00–7:00 PM in the Keshequa Elementary School Cafetorium in Dalton. The cost is $5 per family (one student and one adult).
Grab someone special and join us for a night of music, dancing, and fun! For questions, more information, or feedback, please contact the Keshequa PTSA using the email in the flyer!
🏒 Teacher Appreciation Night 🏒
The Livingston Lakers Hockey Team recently held their annual Teacher Appreciation Night- an event where each player chooses one teacher who has made a meaningful impact on their life.
We’re incredibly proud to share that Mr. Weaver and Mr. Dolan were chosen by our students Collin and Kolton.
Thank you for the dedication, support, and influence you have on our students- both in and out of the classroom. This recognition is well deserved!
The Livingston Lakers Hockey Team recently held their annual Teacher Appreciation Night- an event where each player chooses one teacher who has made a meaningful impact on their life.
We’re incredibly proud to share that Mr. Weaver and Mr. Dolan were chosen by our students Collin and Kolton.
Thank you for the dedication, support, and influence you have on our students- both in and out of the classroom. This recognition is well deserved!
We’re proud to celebrate Keshequa High School students recognized at the RIT Start Here Show!
Kate R. received the School of Film and Animation – Visual Storytelling Award for her digital photograph, Movement of Light, created in Digital Photography with teacher Susanne Hartke.
Lilly R. received the School for American Crafts – Ceramics Award (Pottery) for her ceramic piece, created with teacher Kevin Raymond.
Nick M. also had a photo selected for display in the show—an accomplishment that reflects strong creativity and dedication.
The work is on display through February 7 at the Bevier Gallery at RIT.
Congratulations to all of our students for representing Keshequa High School so well!
Kate R. received the School of Film and Animation – Visual Storytelling Award for her digital photograph, Movement of Light, created in Digital Photography with teacher Susanne Hartke.
Lilly R. received the School for American Crafts – Ceramics Award (Pottery) for her ceramic piece, created with teacher Kevin Raymond.
Nick M. also had a photo selected for display in the show—an accomplishment that reflects strong creativity and dedication.
The work is on display through February 7 at the Bevier Gallery at RIT.
Congratulations to all of our students for representing Keshequa High School so well!
🎭🦁 Set building is underway for the Keshequa Drama Club's upcoming performances of The Lion King Jr.! Our team is hard at work bringing the Pride Lands to life. Stay tuned for more information on show dates, times, and ticket details coming soon!
Due to the inclement weather, the Keshequa Central School will be closed tomorrow, Monday January 26. All classes and school activities have been canceled.
📚 Have you ever wondered what actually happens during a Superintendent’s Conference Day? Our teachers and staff come together to learn too!
Throughout the day, our dedicated educators break into groups and rotate through different professional learning sessions- all focused on strengthening their skills so they can better support our students. Continuous learning helps us grow together!
Throughout the day, our dedicated educators break into groups and rotate through different professional learning sessions- all focused on strengthening their skills so they can better support our students. Continuous learning helps us grow together!
Reminder: There will be no school for students on Friday, January 23 due to a Superintendent’s Conference Day.
Please note: Regents exams scheduled for Friday will continue as normal.
Please note: Regents exams scheduled for Friday will continue as normal.
The cold weather is inspiring creativity in our Elementary School! ❄️
Chilly pieces can be seen throughout the halls, including snowmen, penguins, mittens, and hot cocoa.
Chilly pieces can be seen throughout the halls, including snowmen, penguins, mittens, and hot cocoa.
🏆⭐ Keshequa Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony ⭐🏆
Join us as we celebrate the achievements and lasting legacy of our outstanding Keshequa athletes and teams! The Keshequa Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will take place on Saturday, January 31, 2026, in the Keshequa High School Gym, held in between the Varsity Girls Basketball game (4:00 PM) and the Varsity Boys Basketball game (6:30 PM).
This year’s inductees include Jim Dale, Korey Gillen, Shannon Gordinier, Alexandrea (Flint) Pacholec, Scott Rigney, along with the 1949 Baseball Team and the 1973–1975 Golf Team.
We hope you’ll join us in honoring these incredible athletes and teams!
The Keshequa–Fillmore Girls Wrestling Team had a great weekend at the Lockport Tournament. Lilly Rautenstrauch went 5–1 and earned a 3rd place finish, while Alivia Cartwright went 4–0 to win her fifth straight tournament and was also named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Wrestler. Congratulations, girls, on an outstanding performance!
🏀🔥 WHAT AN AMAZING COMEBACK!
Down at the half, our girls stayed focused and battled back to continue their winning streak, earning a 54–50 victory over York.
Great work, ladies!
Down at the half, our girls stayed focused and battled back to continue their winning streak, earning a 54–50 victory over York.
Great work, ladies!
📸 Our Digital Photography class has been experimenting with how light can enhance a photo. From stunning light paintings to images where light itself is the main focus, these creative pieces turned out great!
The 6th graders in Miss. Neu’s Social Studies class are currently studying Ancient Civilizations, with a recent focus on Ancient Egypt. As part of their learning, students explored the Egyptians’ unique writing system- hieroglyphics.
After learning how symbols were used to communicate and record information, students had the opportunity to write their own names using hieroglyphs. This hands-on activity helped them connect with the culture, creativity, and innovation of this fascinating ancient civilization!
After learning how symbols were used to communicate and record information, students had the opportunity to write their own names using hieroglyphs. This hands-on activity helped them connect with the culture, creativity, and innovation of this fascinating ancient civilization!
🎉👏 We want to congratulate our High School, Middle School, and Elementary School Students of the Month for December! Congratulations to all of our honorees- keep up the great work!
A special thank you to @onceagainnutbutter for providing our High School students with an amazing prize!
A special thank you to @onceagainnutbutter for providing our High School students with an amazing prize!
Science meets Social Studies: Brewing a Revolution 🇺🇸🧪
Students in Mrs. Jines’ Social Studies class recently completed a hands-on science experiment to help them better understand how British colonists felt as King George III continued to tax them. As they reviewed the major acts imposed on the colonies- students observed changes in a science flask. The liquid in the flask began clear. With each new act, a drop of food coloring was added, causing the liquid to become darker and murkier. This symbolized the growing frustration and anger felt by the colonists over time.
Eventually, the liquid turned nearly black, representing how overwhelming the situation had become. To conclude the experiment, baking soda was added, causing the mixture to erupt—symbolizing the start of the American Revolution.
Students in Mrs. Jines’ Social Studies class recently completed a hands-on science experiment to help them better understand how British colonists felt as King George III continued to tax them. As they reviewed the major acts imposed on the colonies- students observed changes in a science flask. The liquid in the flask began clear. With each new act, a drop of food coloring was added, causing the liquid to become darker and murkier. This symbolized the growing frustration and anger felt by the colonists over time.
Eventually, the liquid turned nearly black, representing how overwhelming the situation had become. To conclude the experiment, baking soda was added, causing the mixture to erupt—symbolizing the start of the American Revolution.
🎭 Don’t forget- auditions for the Keshequa Drama Club's upcoming performance of The Lion King are this week!
Students in grades 5–12 can stop by Mrs. Coffey’s room to pick up their audition packet! Auditions will be held on Wednesday, January 7, from 3:30–5:30 PM in the Nunda Auditorium, with callbacks scheduled for Thursday, January 8, from 3:30–5:30 PM.
We can’t wait to see our students shine on stage!
Students in grades 5–12 can stop by Mrs. Coffey’s room to pick up their audition packet! Auditions will be held on Wednesday, January 7, from 3:30–5:30 PM in the Nunda Auditorium, with callbacks scheduled for Thursday, January 8, from 3:30–5:30 PM.
We can’t wait to see our students shine on stage!
We want to send a huge congratulations to our cast of Christmas on Candy Cane Lane, as well as all of our elementary students and staff, for an incredible holiday play today!
If you missed the show or want to watch it again, you can here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8xIQUTv3vs
If you missed the show or want to watch it again, you can here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8xIQUTv3vs
