Last week was all about exploring different career paths!
Some of our middle schoolers were able to dive into the world of being a criminal investigator, thanks to Officer Merrick from the Livingston County Sheriff's Office, during our Worky Wednesday discussion.
Meanwhile, some of our sophomores embarked on an insightful journey visiting and learning about what career trainings are available at Boces!
We want to thank all of our students who joined in on Matt Trabold Week, and wore shorts to school today.
Karen Iglesia of Primetime 585, a group dedicated to Section V sports and community outreach, declared this "Matt Trabold Week" as a way to honor her friend and bring attention to mental health.
If any of our students are in need of support, our Counseling Center is here for you.
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🎉✨ What an incredible night at the Sweetheart Dance hosted by the KPTSA! 🕺💃
Thank you to everyone who joined us for an evening filled with music, delicious food, and unforgettable fun! Your support made it a huge success!
We're ecstatic to reveal our top scholars for the 2023-2024 school year!
A huge congratulations to Nina Sheely, the Valedictorian for the Class of 2024, and Kelsey Davis, the Salutatorian!
All of your hard work and dedication have truly paid off, and we're incredibly proud of your achievements!
🌟Student of the Month Spotlight 🌟
Celebrating our incredible elementary students who embodied the PRIDE Habit of Perseverance! They received well-deserved certificates and medals at today's assembly. Overall our GREEN TEAM received the most pride passes for January!
For February, it's all about Honesty and Integrity. Our students kicked it off with a fun challenge: ripping paper into a circle without looking!
National School Counseling Week kicks off today, and our elementary students showered Miss. Herne with hearts to express thanks, love, and appreciation for the incredible work she does!
Check out this heartwarming moment when Deputy Murphy carved out time from his busy day to engage in a friendly board game competition with our student, Rodney!
Kudos to Deputy Murphy for making a positive impact!
Don't miss out on the chance to personalize your memories!
The deadline to order a 7-12 personalized yearbook with your name on the front is this Wednesday, January 31st!
Yearbooks now cost $30 and personalization is $6.
You can order through Mrs. Macomber or by searching "Keshequa Secondary" with this link: https://buytheyearbook.pictavo.com/PictavoSchool/FindSchool
On Saturday, the Keshequa CSD had the incredible honor of hosting the 2024 All County Music Festival 1!
The gym was buzzing as hundreds of students, from 13 different districts, showed off their musical talents to a packed audience.
A huge thank you to everyone that came out to show their support, and for everyone that made this event possible!
👟 Join us in making a positive impact on our community!
Our PTSA is thrilled to announce the launch of our Shoe Drive to support our neighbors in need.
You can drop off your donations at various locations, including our District Office and Elementary School. We've also placed drop-off boxes around Dalton and Nunda- a full list can be found in the flyer below!
Let's come together and make a difference by reaching our goal of collecting 2,500 pairs of shoes! 👟🌟
A massive congratulations to Alivia Cartwright for proudly representing Section V in the NYS Girls Wrestling Championships yesterday!
Despite facing tough competition, Alivia showcased incredible determination and went 1-2 on the day.
Your dedication and passion are truly inspiring, Alivia! We're incredibly proud of your achievements!
Our school community and students have shown incredible creativity in generating ideas for our upcoming mascot change.
After careful consideration and counting, we've narrowed down the top 8 suggestions, listed in no particular order, which received the most repeat submissions.
Students will now vote to narrow this list down to our top 3.
For more information about this required change, visit this link: https://www.keshequa.org/page/mascot-information
A huge congratulations to Alivia Cartwright, who will be representing Section 5 in the NYS Girls Wrestling Championships this weekend!
This comes after Alivia won the Section 5 Girls Championship at the 120 lb weight class!
We want to wish Alivia the best of luck as she takes on this incredible opportunity!
🌟 Exciting News! 🌟
Korey Gillen, a 2011 graduate of Keshequa Central School, has been inducted into the LCAA Wrestling Hall of Fame! 🤼♂️🏆
Holding numerous titles, including the record for the most wins at the district with an incredible 206 victories, Korey's dedication to wrestling has left an enduring legacy at Keshequa.
Read the whole story here: https://www.keshequa.org/article/1426263
🏀 Tonight, the Keshequa and Letchworth basketball teams joined forces for an unforgettable Coaches vs Cancer game!
We're incredibly proud of the unity and support shown by both teams for the American Cancer Society.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who came out to cheer and generously donated to this incredible cause!
On Saturday, January 20, the Keshequa Robotics Team competed in the First Lego League tournament in Mt. Morris. They successfully completed many tasks using engineering design and computer programming skills. Congratulations to Jacoby, Abijah, and Nick. Good Work!
Today is the FINAL day to submit ideas for our new mascot!
Parents and Staff Members should have received an email with a submission link, while Alumni and Community Members can fill out the form on our website. Paper ballots are also available at Door 1 of the Nunda Building.
More information can be found here:
https://www.keshequa.org/page/mascot-information
📢 Important Announcement 📢
Due to weather conditions, the Coaches vs Cancer game scheduled for tonight has been canceled.
However, that game will be rescheduled for a later date. Stay tuned for updates as we finalize the new date for this exciting game that supports a great cause!
Huge congrats to Alivia Cartwright, Maddie Strain, and Jules Cotton from Fillmore/Keshequa for dominating the Section V Girls Wrestling State Ranking tournament in Canandaigua on Friday night!
Alivia Cartwright conquered the 120-pound weight class.
Maddie Strain secured an impressive 4th place in the 126-pound weight class.
Jules Cotton finished 6th in the 107-pound weight class.
Great job ladies!
MASCOT IDEA GENERATION UNDERWAY
As we continue to follow NYS requirements to change our mascot, we want to hear what YOU think our next mascot should be.
Parents & Staff will be receiving a digital link to submit a mascot idea, while Alumni and Community Members can register to submit a new mascot idea. Alumni and Community Members can register using the link on our website: https://www.keshequa.org/page/mascot-information
Paper ballots are also available at Door 1 in the Nunda Building.
