We would like to thank everyone that came out to participate in the Family Fun Night that was held earlier this month!
We had 57 family members join us for an evening full of fun and activity. It was great to see so many families engaged and enjoying time together.
We appreciate your support and look forward to more events like this in the future!
We had 57 family members join us for an evening full of fun and activity. It was great to see so many families engaged and enjoying time together.
We appreciate your support and look forward to more events like this in the future!
On Friday, some of our students interested in careers in the healthcare field attended the Glow With Your Hands Healthcare Event.
Students had the opportunity to meet with healthcare professionals and representatives from various schools to learn more about different career paths, explore their interests, and gain insight into how to pursue opportunities in the field.
Experiences like this help students make meaningful connections and better understand the steps needed to reach their future goals!
Students had the opportunity to meet with healthcare professionals and representatives from various schools to learn more about different career paths, explore their interests, and gain insight into how to pursue opportunities in the field.
Experiences like this help students make meaningful connections and better understand the steps needed to reach their future goals!
Next week kicks off our Elementary Buy One, Get One Free Book Fair! 📚
The Book Fair will be open for students before school throughout the week, as well as during our Family Fun Night on Thursday, March 26 from 5:30–6:30 PM.
The Book Fair will be open for students before school throughout the week, as well as during our Family Fun Night on Thursday, March 26 from 5:30–6:30 PM.
Mrs. Hochbrueckner and Miss Lattuca’s 3rd grade class recently completed a unit on functional writing, and put their skills into action in a fun and meaningful way!
Students read directions on how to create a puzzle, followed those steps, and designed their own puzzles. They then practiced how to support someone solving their puzzle without simply giving away the answer- learning how to ask if help was needed, offer clues and hints, and provide kind redirection.
To bring it all together, the class partnered with Mrs. Wood’s 2nd grade class, where third graders shared their puzzles and worked alongside the younger students as they solved them. It was wonderful to see the excitement, teamwork, and thoughtful guidance from the third graders, along with the joy from the second graders.
Students read directions on how to create a puzzle, followed those steps, and designed their own puzzles. They then practiced how to support someone solving their puzzle without simply giving away the answer- learning how to ask if help was needed, offer clues and hints, and provide kind redirection.
To bring it all together, the class partnered with Mrs. Wood’s 2nd grade class, where third graders shared their puzzles and worked alongside the younger students as they solved them. It was wonderful to see the excitement, teamwork, and thoughtful guidance from the third graders, along with the joy from the second graders.
🇺🇸 KCS Students Explore Government Through Close Up Trip
Some of our students recently traveled to Washington, D.C. for the Close Up program- an immersive, hands-on experience focused on how the U.S. government works. During their stay, students participated in engaging workshops where they discussed current issues, debated ideas, and explored the important role citizens play in a democracy.
While in the nation’s capital, students visited several iconic landmarks, including the National Air and Space Museum, the U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. Botanic Garden, and the Washington Monument. They also learned to navigate the Metro system, gaining confidence as they explored the city like locals.
Students also made a visit to Congresswoman Claudia Tenney’s office, where students spoke with a staff member and asked thoughtful questions about topics that matter to them- like support for local farms and improvements to education.
Beyond the learning experiences, students enjoyed spending time together and soaking in the history and energy of Washington, D.C. The trip was both fun and meaningful, leaving students with lasting memories and a deeper appreciation for how our government works.
Some of our students recently traveled to Washington, D.C. for the Close Up program- an immersive, hands-on experience focused on how the U.S. government works. During their stay, students participated in engaging workshops where they discussed current issues, debated ideas, and explored the important role citizens play in a democracy.
While in the nation’s capital, students visited several iconic landmarks, including the National Air and Space Museum, the U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. Botanic Garden, and the Washington Monument. They also learned to navigate the Metro system, gaining confidence as they explored the city like locals.
Students also made a visit to Congresswoman Claudia Tenney’s office, where students spoke with a staff member and asked thoughtful questions about topics that matter to them- like support for local farms and improvements to education.
Beyond the learning experiences, students enjoyed spending time together and soaking in the history and energy of Washington, D.C. The trip was both fun and meaningful, leaving students with lasting memories and a deeper appreciation for how our government works.
We want to congratulate our Girls Varsity Basketball Team on an incredible season and postseason run! 🏀
The girls finished with an outstanding 22–2 record, wrapping up their season after a hard-fought game against Frewsburg on Saturday night.
We are so proud of their dedication, teamwork, and the way they represented our school all season long. Great job, girls!
The girls finished with an outstanding 22–2 record, wrapping up their season after a hard-fought game against Frewsburg on Saturday night.
We are so proud of their dedication, teamwork, and the way they represented our school all season long. Great job, girls!
We want to congratulate the entire cast, crew, and production team of The Lion King Jr. on some incredible performances this past weekend! 🎭
Your hard work and talent showed on stage, and we are so proud of everyone who helped bring this production to life. Great job to all involved!
Your hard work and talent showed on stage, and we are so proud of everyone who helped bring this production to life. Great job to all involved!
Students in Mrs. Waight's Spanish class recently had the opportunity to learn salsa dancing with Jessica De La Cruz as part of an engaging cultural experience. The activity was designed to enhance students’ understanding and appreciation of the Spanish-speaking world.
Through this interactive lesson, students explored the cultural significance of salsa while actively participating in the music and movement that make the dance so meaningful. Experiences like this allow students to connect with traditions and cultures beyond the classroom.
Through this interactive lesson, students explored the cultural significance of salsa while actively participating in the music and movement that make the dance so meaningful. Experiences like this allow students to connect with traditions and cultures beyond the classroom.
🏀 Our Lady Wildcats are headed to the NYSPHSAA Far West Regional.
After an incredible 57–38 victory over Canisteo-Greenwood, the Wildcats advance to the NYSPHSAA Far West Regional.
Our fans were absolutely incredible tonight, packing the house and bringing the energy from start to finish. Thank you for showing up and supporting these girls!
The Wildcats will face Section VI champion Frewsburg on Saturday at 7:45 PM at Finger Lakes Community College (FLCC).
🎟️ Ticket details will be announced soon!
After an incredible 57–38 victory over Canisteo-Greenwood, the Wildcats advance to the NYSPHSAA Far West Regional.
Our fans were absolutely incredible tonight, packing the house and bringing the energy from start to finish. Thank you for showing up and supporting these girls!
The Wildcats will face Section VI champion Frewsburg on Saturday at 7:45 PM at Finger Lakes Community College (FLCC).
🎟️ Ticket details will be announced soon!
We would like to congratulate Alexis for being named a Student of the Month at Genesee Valley BOCES!
Alexis is part of the Animal Science program, where she continues to demonstrate dedication and hard work in her studies.
Congratulations, Alexis, on this well-deserved recognition! 👏
Alexis is part of the Animal Science program, where she continues to demonstrate dedication and hard work in her studies.
Congratulations, Alexis, on this well-deserved recognition! 👏
🏀 Our Girls Basketball Team is gearing up to take on Canisteo-Greenwood in the Class C Regional Qualifier on Tuesday night (March 10)!
Head to Mt. Morris High School to cheer them on as they continue their postseason run. Tip-off is set for 7:00 PM!
You can purchase your tickets here: https://gofan.co/event/6264645
Head to Mt. Morris High School to cheer them on as they continue their postseason run. Tip-off is set for 7:00 PM!
You can purchase your tickets here: https://gofan.co/event/6264645
🏀 Congratulations to Aiden Upright! 🏀
Aiden has been selected to play in the Ronald McDonald All-Star Game, an honor that recognizes the top senior basketball players from across the Greater Rochester area.
This event is not only a celebration of great athletes, but also a fundraiser for the Ronald McDonald House, which provides lodging, meals, and support for families while their children receive medical treatment.
If you or someone you know owns a business and would like to sponsor Aiden or advertise in the game program use the QR code option provided.
All donations support scholarships and the Ronald McDonald House. Thank you for considering supporting Aiden and this great cause! ❤️
Aiden has been selected to play in the Ronald McDonald All-Star Game, an honor that recognizes the top senior basketball players from across the Greater Rochester area.
This event is not only a celebration of great athletes, but also a fundraiser for the Ronald McDonald House, which provides lodging, meals, and support for families while their children receive medical treatment.
If you or someone you know owns a business and would like to sponsor Aiden or advertise in the game program use the QR code option provided.
All donations support scholarships and the Ronald McDonald House. Thank you for considering supporting Aiden and this great cause! ❤️
A reminder that our Elementary Spring Picture Day will take place on Wednesday, March 11.
This picture day is for Pre-K through 4th grade students only. Families who would like to order photos can do so using the link below and code KeshequaSpring26
📸 Order your photos here: https://www.upstate-images.com/
This picture day is for Pre-K through 4th grade students only. Families who would like to order photos can do so using the link below and code KeshequaSpring26
📸 Order your photos here: https://www.upstate-images.com/
🎭 It’s officially Show Week! 🦁
Our Drama Club is gearing up for their performances of The Lion King Jr., and today we’re highlighting a little sneak peek of the amazing makeup you’ll see when you come to the show! The cast and crew have been working hard to bring the Pride Lands to life, and they can’t wait to share it with you!
Don’t forget- performances are Friday, March 13 at 7:00 PM and Saturday, March 14 at 7:00 PM. Tickets will be available at the door, so come out and support our talented students!
Photos Courtesy: Keshequa Drama Club
Our Drama Club is gearing up for their performances of The Lion King Jr., and today we’re highlighting a little sneak peek of the amazing makeup you’ll see when you come to the show! The cast and crew have been working hard to bring the Pride Lands to life, and they can’t wait to share it with you!
Don’t forget- performances are Friday, March 13 at 7:00 PM and Saturday, March 14 at 7:00 PM. Tickets will be available at the door, so come out and support our talented students!
Photos Courtesy: Keshequa Drama Club
To mark the end of Read Across America Week, members of the Nunda Kiwanis Club stopped by our Elementary School today with a special surprise for our Pre-K and Kindergarten students- a brand new book and a stuffed animal! 📚🧸
We are incredibly grateful for their generosity and for helping make the end of Read Across America Week so special for our youngest readers! Thank you to the Nunda Kiwanis for your continued support of our students!
We are incredibly grateful for their generosity and for helping make the end of Read Across America Week so special for our youngest readers! Thank you to the Nunda Kiwanis for your continued support of our students!
🏀 Sectional Finals Tomorrow! 🏀
Our Girls Basketball Team will take on Oakfield-Alabama in the Class C2 Sectional Finals tomorrow at Finger Lakes Community College, with tip-off at 2:00 PM.
The Wildcats are coming off an intense semifinal matchup with York, where they battled their way to an exciting overtime victory to earn their spot in the championship game.
Let’s pack the stands and show our support!
🎟 Get your tickets here: https://gofan.co/event/6244071?schoolId=NYSPHSAAV
Our Girls Basketball Team will take on Oakfield-Alabama in the Class C2 Sectional Finals tomorrow at Finger Lakes Community College, with tip-off at 2:00 PM.
The Wildcats are coming off an intense semifinal matchup with York, where they battled their way to an exciting overtime victory to earn their spot in the championship game.
Let’s pack the stands and show our support!
🎟 Get your tickets here: https://gofan.co/event/6244071?schoolId=NYSPHSAAV
As our Drama Club prepares for their performances of The Lion King Jr. next week, some of our art students have been using their creativity to help bring the show to life!
Students in our art classes have helped design and create some of the costumes, as well as the sandwich boards that can now be seen throughout town promoting the show.
It’s always great to see students supporting one another and collaborating to make something special happen! 🎭🎨
Don't forget- show dates are March 13 and 14 at 7pm in the Nunda Auditorium!
Students in our art classes have helped design and create some of the costumes, as well as the sandwich boards that can now be seen throughout town promoting the show.
It’s always great to see students supporting one another and collaborating to make something special happen! 🎭🎨
Don't forget- show dates are March 13 and 14 at 7pm in the Nunda Auditorium!
We want to congratulate our Competitive Cheer Team on an incredible season!
They took to the mat on Saturday at the Section V Cheer Competition and delivered an outstanding performance!
They took to the mat on Saturday at the Section V Cheer Competition and delivered an outstanding performance!
TONIGHT is the Girls Basketball Sectional Semifinals!
Our girls will take on York at approximately 7:45 PM in Honeoye Falls. We encourage everyone to come out and show their support as they continue their sectional run. Any Wildcat fans attending tonight’s game are encouraged to sit on the far side of the gym, behind and across from our team’s bench.
This matchup comes after an incredible win over Genesee Valley/Belfast on Saturday!
🎟 Tickets for tonight’s game can be purchased using this link: https://gofan.co/event/6238115?schoolId=NYSPHSAAV
Our girls will take on York at approximately 7:45 PM in Honeoye Falls. We encourage everyone to come out and show their support as they continue their sectional run. Any Wildcat fans attending tonight’s game are encouraged to sit on the far side of the gym, behind and across from our team’s bench.
This matchup comes after an incredible win over Genesee Valley/Belfast on Saturday!
🎟 Tickets for tonight’s game can be purchased using this link: https://gofan.co/event/6238115?schoolId=NYSPHSAAV
To celebrate Read Across America Day, Assemblywoman Andrea Bailey visited our Elementary School to share a story with our students.
We are grateful to Assemblywoman Bailey for taking the time to read with our students, promote our PRIDE Habit of Kindness, and answer thoughtful questions about her work in Albany.
We are grateful to Assemblywoman Bailey for taking the time to read with our students, promote our PRIDE Habit of Kindness, and answer thoughtful questions about her work in Albany.
