Today is Principal Appreciation Day!
We want to take a moment to thank Mrs. Kanner, our MS/HS Principal, Mrs. Kyle, our MS/HS Assistant Principal, and Ms. Farina, our Elementary Principal, for everything they do for our district.
Your leadership and support make a difference for our students and staff every day- thank you!

Our 4th graders recently visited the Rochester Museum and Science Center for a day full of exploration and learning!
Students had the chance to dive into topics like natural science, history, culture, and even space through interactive exhibits and hands-on experiences!
Students had the chance to dive into topics like natural science, history, culture, and even space through interactive exhibits and hands-on experiences!










Tuesday was School Transportation Appreciation Day, and our elementary students made sure our drivers felt the love! Students created thank-you notes that were placed into special school bus boxes for each driver.
Thank you to all of our drivers, monitors, and the entire Transportation Department for everything you do each and every day- we appreciate you!
Thank you to all of our drivers, monitors, and the entire Transportation Department for everything you do each and every day- we appreciate you!









Our second graders have been hard at work! Students have been building their skills by adding larger numbers and strengthening their conceptual understanding in math. They’ve also been busy researching insects and did a fantastic job presenting their projects. Great work, second grade!






Our students are back from their Senior Trip, and we’re so glad they had a great time!
Yesterday, they wrapped up the trip with a visit to Aquatica Waterpark, followed by some fun at Topgolf before heading home.
What an unforgettable experience filled with great memories!
Yesterday, they wrapped up the trip with a visit to Aquatica Waterpark, followed by some fun at Topgolf before heading home.
What an unforgettable experience filled with great memories!

We want to congratulate all of our students who were recently recognized at the 2026 Livingston County Teen Recognition Awards!
These annual honors celebrate local youth for their community involvement, outstanding leadership, and the positive impact they have on others.
We are proud of our students for representing our school and communities so well- congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!
These annual honors celebrate local youth for their community involvement, outstanding leadership, and the positive impact they have on others.
We are proud of our students for representing our school and communities so well- congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!
Senior Trip Day 3 – More Fun from Florida! ☀️
Our seniors spent yesterday relaxing at Cocoa Beach before heading to the mall for a little shopping.
Another great day making memories together!
Our seniors spent yesterday relaxing at Cocoa Beach before heading to the mall for a little shopping.
Another great day making memories together!




This weekend was an amazing kickoff to our senior trip!
Our seniors started bright and early Saturday morning, heading to the airport to fly down to Orlando. Once they arrived, they spent the day at SeaWorld and wrapped things up with some time to relax and swim.
On Sunday, the group headed to Universal Studios followed by dinner at the Hard Rock Cafe. More fun is in store today and tomorrow, so stay tuned for more updates from Florida!
Our seniors started bright and early Saturday morning, heading to the airport to fly down to Orlando. Once they arrived, they spent the day at SeaWorld and wrapped things up with some time to relax and swim.
On Sunday, the group headed to Universal Studios followed by dinner at the Hard Rock Cafe. More fun is in store today and tomorrow, so stay tuned for more updates from Florida!








🏀 Summer Basketball Opportunities for Keshequa Students! 🏀
There are a couple of great basketball camps available this summer for Keshequa students.
The Nunda Girls Basketball Camp is open to girls in grades 5–9 and will run from July 6 through July 9 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM in the Nunda Gym. This is a great opportunity to learn basketball fundamentals from some of our varsity players.
Also available is the Keshequa Girls Basketball Day Camp for students in grades 7–12, which will take place from June 29 through July 2 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM in the Nunda Gym. This camp will feature guest coaches to help players continue developing their skills.
👉 More details and registration forms can be found here: https://www.keshequa.org/documents/community-school/basketball-camps-2026/26951565
There are a couple of great basketball camps available this summer for Keshequa students.
The Nunda Girls Basketball Camp is open to girls in grades 5–9 and will run from July 6 through July 9 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM in the Nunda Gym. This is a great opportunity to learn basketball fundamentals from some of our varsity players.
Also available is the Keshequa Girls Basketball Day Camp for students in grades 7–12, which will take place from June 29 through July 2 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM in the Nunda Gym. This camp will feature guest coaches to help players continue developing their skills.
👉 More details and registration forms can be found here: https://www.keshequa.org/documents/community-school/basketball-camps-2026/26951565

🚧 Worksite Wednesday! 🚧
Our STEM Hallway is really coming together! This new space will give students an open area to work and learn together through hands-on projects.
The renovated hallway features two open classrooms and a dedicated workshop space. There will also be a display case where students can showcase the projects they’ve been creating!
We’re so excited to see this space come to life!
Our STEM Hallway is really coming together! This new space will give students an open area to work and learn together through hands-on projects.
The renovated hallway features two open classrooms and a dedicated workshop space. There will also be a display case where students can showcase the projects they’ve been creating!
We’re so excited to see this space come to life!





Some of our high school students recently had the opportunity to visit the Nunda Fire Dept to get a closer look at what our volunteers do.
They learned about the important work firefighters take on, how they do it, and how they can get involved to help support and protect our community.
Thank you to our local volunteers for taking the time to share their knowledge and inspire the next generation!
They learned about the important work firefighters take on, how they do it, and how they can get involved to help support and protect our community.
Thank you to our local volunteers for taking the time to share their knowledge and inspire the next generation!










We’re proud to celebrate all of our high school artists who represented our school at the Genesee Valley Scholastic Art Show! 🎨
Your creativity, talent, and hard work truly shined- every piece was incredible. Congratulations on this amazing accomplishment!
Your creativity, talent, and hard work truly shined- every piece was incredible. Congratulations on this amazing accomplishment!







We want to congratulate all of our students who were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society last night!
This recognition reflects your hard work in your technical studies. We are so proud of all of you and can't wait to see what you will do in the future!
This recognition reflects your hard work in your technical studies. We are so proud of all of you and can't wait to see what you will do in the future!

Miss Neus’s 6th grade social studies classes wrapped up their classical civilizations unit with a fun, hands-on challenge—building and testing mini catapults!
Using only popsicle sticks, rubber bands, plastic spoons, and mini cups, students were challenged to design a functional catapult capable of launching a marshmallow across the room. The room was full of creativity, problem-solving, and plenty of laughs!
Students walked away with a deeper understanding of innovation, teamwork, and the joy of building something with their own hands.A sweet ending to a powerful unit of learning.
Using only popsicle sticks, rubber bands, plastic spoons, and mini cups, students were challenged to design a functional catapult capable of launching a marshmallow across the room. The room was full of creativity, problem-solving, and plenty of laughs!
Students walked away with a deeper understanding of innovation, teamwork, and the joy of building something with their own hands.A sweet ending to a powerful unit of learning.




We are now accepting nominations for our Athletic Hall of Fame! 🏆
Nominations are open to former athletes, teams, coaches, and special contributors who have made a lasting impact on our program.
The deadline to submit nominations is May 1, 2026. Know someone deserving? Nominate them, or learn more about the requirements by following this link: https://www.keshequa.org/page/hall-of-fame


Worksite Wednesday! 🚧
Our Athletics Hall near the Nunda gyms is really starting to come together! New flooring has been laid, wall tile is going up, and a new TouchBoard has been installed-giving students and visitors an interactive way to explore athletic records, school history, yearbooks, and more.
There’s still more to come, including display cases for trophies and awards, seating areas, and Athletic Hall of Fame plaques will be hung back up. We can’t wait to see the finished space!
Our Athletics Hall near the Nunda gyms is really starting to come together! New flooring has been laid, wall tile is going up, and a new TouchBoard has been installed-giving students and visitors an interactive way to explore athletic records, school history, yearbooks, and more.
There’s still more to come, including display cases for trophies and awards, seating areas, and Athletic Hall of Fame plaques will be hung back up. We can’t wait to see the finished space!






We want to congratulate two of our senior athletes who have committed to continuing their athletic careers at the next level!
Congratulations to Alivia Cartwright, who will be continuing her wrestling career at Division II Felician University.
We also want to congratulate Riley Nageldinger, who will be continuing her track career at Division I Binghamton University.
We are incredibly proud of both of you and can’t wait to see all you accomplish!
Congratulations to Alivia Cartwright, who will be continuing her wrestling career at Division II Felician University.
We also want to congratulate Riley Nageldinger, who will be continuing her track career at Division I Binghamton University.
We are incredibly proud of both of you and can’t wait to see all you accomplish!


We want to thank everyone for coming out to our One School, One Book Family Fun Night last night! 🎉
We hope everyone had a great time visiting the Book Fair, exploring the Art Show, and enjoying the face painting stations. It was wonderful to see our school community come together for such a fun evening!
We hope everyone had a great time visiting the Book Fair, exploring the Art Show, and enjoying the face painting stations. It was wonderful to see our school community come together for such a fun evening!






We want to congratulate Ella, who was recently recognized at Senator Pam Helming’s Youth Leadership Ceremony! 🎉
In addition to this well-deserved recognition, Ella also had the honor of singing the National Anthem to kick off the ceremony. We are so proud of her accomplishments and for representing our school in such an outstanding way!
In addition to this well-deserved recognition, Ella also had the honor of singing the National Anthem to kick off the ceremony. We are so proud of her accomplishments and for representing our school in such an outstanding way!
Congratulations to our new National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society members! 🎉
Last night, we had the privilege of welcoming these outstanding students and celebrating their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence. We are so proud of all they have accomplished and can’t wait to see what they will achieve in the future!
Last night, we had the privilege of welcoming these outstanding students and celebrating their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence. We are so proud of all they have accomplished and can’t wait to see what they will achieve in the future!





