We are hiring! Come join our team.
~Speech and Language Pathologist
Free summer meals are available this summer for all kids and teens under 18.
Community opportunity! Classes will be held at our Nunda building. Information on how to sign up is on the flyer.
Do you like to garden? Are you willing to help our students grow fresh vegetables? We have started a community garden on both the Nunda and Dalton campuses. If you would be willing to help us maintain these gardens. Please sign up here - https://forms.gle/2xb2t7JjZ32ALVev5
Summer Kesh Klubs are for all students grades K-12. See the attached catalog and sign your student up here- https://forms.gle/yRUxqrgxaPqn5nDf9
The Keshequa Class of 2023 Graduation Ceremony will be available for viewing on our Keshcommunications Youtube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/@keshcommunications7933/streams
2023 Regents Exam Schedule
Job Posting- Elementary Teacher.
Applications are due Friday June 23rd, 2023
Good luck to Elsye as she heads to the New York State Track and Field Championships!
There are concerns about how the Canadian wildfires may be impacting local air quality. Please see the attached information. Nunda and Dalton are currently in the orange.
In consideration of this information and consultation with other Livingston County Schools, we are:
Recommending indoor activities only for individuals with pre-existing conditions.
Utilizing the Outdoor Activity Guidance for other outdoor activities.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Tonight's High School Spring Concert will be live-streamed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcwEtyynrps
Applications are due Friday, June 2nd, 2023
~Speech and Language Pathologist
~Student and Family Success Coordinator (NYS Certified Social Worker CSW, LCSW or LMSW/Certified School Counselor)
Apply Here- https://www.keshequa.org/page/employment
We are hiring-
Speech and Language Pathologist
Student and Family Success Coordinator
https://www.keshequa.org/page/employment
We had 8 students attend the Fillmore NYSSMA solo fest which was held on 5/12. Attending this festival requires the students to practice their solo throughout the year, perform their solo in front of a NYSSMA judge and to sightread in front of that same judge.
All students received ratings of Excellent & Outstanding for their performances. Congratulations, students, on a job well done!
On Thursday, juniors and seniors in Spanish class attended the Edgar Renee Concert hosted by Letchworth Central School. Students were exposed to Latino music, culture and the Spanish language through music, dancing and games. After the concert, they were able to continue their cultural experience at Mama Chavez Mexican Taqueria in Leroy, NY for lunch.
This past week, 8th graders visited Monroe Community College and the Monroe Community Applied Technology Center. Students learned about the automotive, HVAC and solar thermal programs, as well as the two year programs at MCC. Students visited the dorm and ate lunch in the college cafeteria.
Students in English 10 classes had the opportunity to learn about Honor Flight Rochester’s work to help celebrate and thank local veterans. Mr. Ed James, who served in the U.S. Marine Corps and fought in Vietnam, visited and talked about his recent experience on Honor Flight Rochester’s 75th Mission to Washington, D.C. According to Mr. James, one of the most impactful moments of the trip is the Mail Call, a moment when the veterans receive a stack of letters, written specifically for each traveling veteran, from area students. After hearing about Honor Flight, the Mail Call, and the impact it has on the veterans who travel, the sophomores wrote letters to be included in the Mail Call for Honor Flight’s 77th Mission departing this weekend for what will surely be the trip and experience of a lifetime!
Students in grades 8-12 enrolled in Spanish classes have had a great opportunity to practice their Spanish skills the last few months. Keshequa Spanish Department has partnered twice a month with I.E.S Arcipreste de Hita school in Madrid, Spain to offer a pen-pal exchange to any students who were interested. Students from Keshequa were matched with the students in Madrid based on common interests and language abilities. Students have explored the differences in the foods they eat, their schools and classes, celebrations, the sports they play and the biggest difference between a rural town in NY and a capital city of a country. What has been equally as eye opening for students is learning about how similar many aspects of their lives really are, even though they are 4,000 miles apart! A great way to learn about the world outside of Nunda, NY.
2023 Prom Court
Keshequa Class of 2026 Pulled Pork/Mac and Cheese dinner.
