Perry Central School District

It's Homecoming at PCS and the Hive is being Revived! JH/SH students are tacky tourists today, while our elementary students are spreading positivity for Mental Health Matters Day. #PrideInTheHive #Homecoming2023

This is why our community is the best! Thank to all of the volunteers who are making the Letchworth Arts and Craft Show and Sale a success. I want to personally thank the PCS students and staff who are assisting at the event. Best students, best staff, best volunteers, best team! Daryl McLaughlin Superintendent of Schools

On Tuesday, Oct. 10, the PCS girls' soccer program will celebrate its seniors with a "Pink Out" in support of Breast Cancer Awareness. The girls will be hosting a 50/50 raffle during the varsity game, with proceeds benefiting breast cancer research. We hope you can join us, wearing pink, to cheer on the JV team at 4:30, followed by Senior Night and the varsity game at 6:30 pm. #PrideInTheHive

Drama Club is gearing up for a successful school year! Mr. Marcks is hosting Workshop Wednesdays for any student or staff member that would like to come together for theatre games and improv training. The focus is building courage to perform in front of others, relaxing into the act of play, and supporting scene partners. #PrideInTheHive

Accompanied by her family, colleagues, and students, Jr./Sr. High Principal Rebecca Belkota was recognized this morning as an ATHENA Leadership Award finalist at the inaugural celebration hosted by the Livingston County Area Chamber at SUNY Geneseo. The awards honor local women dedicated to community, professionalism, and leadership. The Chamber sought nominations last summer, seeking examples of professional leadership, community leadership, personal leadership or mentorship. Principal Belkota embodies all of that. We are grateful to have her at PCS and congratulate her on being named a finalist! Congratulations to all the finalists, especially Ms. Helen Serefine for being named the ATHENA Award winner in Livingston County. #PrideInTheHive

Sometimes, when you get the feeling, you just have to dance! That’s exactly what Coach Weber and Coach Ohlson’s grades 4-6 Physical Education students did yesterday. Special guests Ruben Ornelas (Dancer/Choreographer), Alaina Olivieri (Dance Instructor), and Ted Canning (Percussionist), from the GLOW Creative Group through Go Art, helped students learn more about different dance patterns like extension, flexion, rotation, etc. This was all done to the beat of Mr. Canning’s drumming. Students had the opportunity to freely express themselves through a variety of movement patterns. The trio will be joining classes again in the future. (Thanks to Coach Weber for the photos) #PrideInTheHive

It's difficult to not be impressed when you walk into Mrs. Emerson's High School Art Room. This afternoon, senior Lauren Holderer was working on this beautiful acrylic painting of a phoenix that she's completing for an independent art study. We have such talented students! #PrideInTheHive

It's about making that connection with our students. And if it can be done over a shared love of books...even better. #PrideInTheHive

We are family! That's exactly what Mrs. Borek wants her third graders to remember. This morning, she surprised her class with t-shirts displaying the message "We are family. I've got all my classmates and me." They regularly discuss the fact that as a class family they need to support one another. #PrideInTheHive #PCSDfamily

It was a big night for senior Abby Rockcastle as she was honored at the meet against Livonia. She won the 50 Free and 500 Free, qualifying for sectionals. With those two events, Abby has now qualified for sectionals in all individual events! PCS/Letch suffered a 117-58 loss. Liz Wright won the 200 IM with a 7-second time drop and the 100 Fly. Ella Swyers placed second in the 100 Breaststroke. Autumn Mann dropped 6 seconds in the 200 IM for a new PR and Hunter Schroder dropped 3 seconds in the 100 free. The team will celebrate Letchworth seniors, Lila Bailey and Hunter Schroder, on October 10 for the last home meet in Letchworth. #PrideInTheHive #ClassOf2024

While discussing the role of good leaders, Mrs. Huttar introduced her 8th grade agriculture students to a team building activity. The challenge was, within the allotted five minutes, to build the tallest free-standing structure with the provided materials, including one piece of duct tape and eight pieces of construction paper (and no scissors). After a couple stressful attempts, the class then debriefed as to what worked for each group, what challenges they faced, and if a member took on a leadership role. #PrideInTheHive

Welcome back to school! Now it’s easier than ever to stay up-to-date with the district, schools, AND with your student’s teachers and classes. New parents and guardians will soon receive instructions via email/SMS to create their login to access Rooms within the district app. Already a Rooms parent or guardian? Great, you are all set! Just login using the app or by going to edurooms.com

Say “welcome back” to parent-teacher chat in the Perry CSD app! The same district app offers class streams, class announcements, and parent-teacher chat. Download the app today and allow notifications! Download for Android: https://bit.ly/3bwbqtP Download for Apple: https://apple.co/3nr6glF

A new look, but the same stellar program. We're loving the new uniforms! #PrideInTheHive

Interscholastic Athletics Result - 9/18 Perry 24, 25, 25, 20, 15 LeRoy 26, 18, 15, 25, 12 Perry (3-3) wins an exciting 5 set match vs. LeRoy for their first program win over LeRoy in over 15 years. Outstanding team effort was put forth by all. Setter Nellie Koronas had 5 aces, 14 service points, 4 kills, 11 digs, 2 blocks, and 25 assists on the night. Kiera Weber had 5 aces, 9 kills, and 4 blocks to pace the offense. Perry plays second divisional matchup of the season @ Cal-Mum Wednesday!

We're not going to lie...we got sentimental watching our seniors participate in their last Picture Day at PCS this morning. #PrideInTheHive #ClassOf2024 #SayCheese

Welcome back to school! Reminder that Rooms is here! Catch up with the latest happenings that are going on in the classroom! Download the app today! Download for Android: https://bit.ly/3bwbqtP Download for Apple: https://apple.co/3nr6glF

This morning, Miss Smith and members of the High School Stand Up Club were stationed at the HS doors in order to greet students during arrival time. The group is kicking off “Start with Hello Week,” an initiative from Sandy Hook Promise that aims to create a school culture of kindness, inclusivity and empathy. Throughout this national call-to-action week, Stand Up members are promoting dress up day themes, reading inspirational quotes over the announcements, and encouraging daily kindness missions. Whether it’s introducing themselves to someone new or listening to a different perspective, Stand Up is challenging all PCS family members to go outside their comfort zones, include others, and be kind!

Interscholastic Athletics Results Varsity Football - 9/15 LPW 36 Livonia 15 Varsity Boys' Soccer - 9/16 Perry 7 Avoca-Prattsburgh 1 Holden Kelly recorded a hat trick scoring 3 goals and assisting 1. Makai Miller, Brady Kelly, and Alex Gutierrez also added a goal a piece. The boys are now 5-1 on the season and approach an important week which begins Tuesday with a tough test at home against Letchworth/Warsaw followed up by another home game against Keshequa on Thursday. Varsity Girls' Soccer - 9/16 Perry 0 Alfred-Almond 2 The girls held their opponents through the first had, ending the half 0-0. Paige Saltsman, Hanna Hurlburt and Hannah Rowley stood out on defense, stepping quick to their opponent and stopping the ball. Courtney Westfall and Emma True played hard on offense, making many opportunities near the net. Jade Duffin had another great game in goal, ending with 16 saves.

Mrs. Bellamy's grades 4-7 art students are celebrating International Dot Day with a collaborative art project. Great work! #PrideInTheHive